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by chaganated 6y ago
Comparing it to baby parts... when he knows that is a non-argument that holds no water. Uncle Charlie fans need to realize that being worth 10 figures doesn't make anyone into less of a con man.
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by chaganated 6y ago
inconsistent with contemporary higher education These are the words of a bureaucrat doing battle, not a teacher.
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by chaganated 6y ago
I don't think you have given an honest answer. Fascism is just a modern riff on imperialism, which is old as the hills. As such, it is definitely something that should be studied and discussed from every possible angle. And if it is
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by chaganated 6y ago
So, the people who are flushing the world down the toilet with finance and adtech will finally use their powers for good... if we'd just give them a meager stipend? Ha! Material isn't the problem. Hasn't been for a long t
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by chaganated 6y ago
???
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by chaganated 6y ago
When it comes to the essentials, we are so post-scarcity that it isn't even funny, yet many people still aren't happy. Even with near-infinite food, clothes, & shelter, there's still only one first-place. Power is all th
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by chaganated 6y ago
2020 made it pretty clear that the media can gaslight the people into anything. We'll be watering the crops with Brawndo any minute now...
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by chaganated 6y ago
Pleasing enough conclusion. Of course, localism has little to offer when the facts are on the other side of the world, or in a closed boardroom meeting: Memetic countermeasures only further weaponize the environment. Upgraded algorit
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by chaganated 6y ago
And poof !, the last million years of evolution, up in smoke, but in centuries instead of millennia.
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by chaganated 6y ago
Maybe he'll clue us in on those "industrial grade" cabinets, night lights, and pillows?
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Show HN: See What They Don't Want You to See
2 points by chaganated 6y ago|0 comments
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by chaganated 6y ago
After reading more of these, I doubt this is a bot. Also very curious about the 100% suppression of civil comments???
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by chaganated 6y ago
Thanks for bringing this acct to my attn. Bot or based schizo, good reading either way.
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by chaganated 6y ago
> these people can all be left to twist in the wind 15 Aug 1971 fortifies your point
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J. Presper Eckert Talks on Eniac(youtube.com)
1 points by chaganated 6y ago|0 comments
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by chaganated 6y ago
Even though I know very little about vaccines, this article has a paid PR smell. These kinds of technocratic problems have short and long answers. He skipped one, and danced around the other.
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by chaganated 6y ago
Has this just run its course, or has the change of administration played a role? $3.8M for 5k+ employees at Google rates seems low.
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by chaganated 6y ago
An estimation of mankind so low that you almost have to respect it. Almost.
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by chaganated 6y ago
It's even worse than that, since inflation hits the poors the hardest, while the capital and professional classes have skills/assets that weather inflation quite nicely. Hard to imagine a more efficient way of neutering the poors
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by chaganated 6y ago
Struggling to put the peasants on the reservation? Make things hard enough, and they'll vote for it themselves! UBI? Capital idea!
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by chaganated 6y ago
These actions have been so fast and furious and brazen that you have to wonder: They obviously see people as cattle, but are they right? Or, do they have an ace up their sleeve that makes the answer irrelevant?
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by chaganated 6y ago
https://www.cygwin.com/
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Tunguska Event(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by chaganated 6y ago|0 comments
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by chaganated 6y ago
I think this overlooks just how locked-down things were back then. It may have all been federally regulated, but that doesn't do much in a media monoculture -- which makes it so much easier for well-connected elites to frame their own
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by chaganated 6y ago
There was a guy who owned a recording studio. His observation was that artists who had menial jobs eventually made it. The ones with professional jobs all struck out. Brain energies may be in shorter supply than hours.
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by chaganated 6y ago
1) This is ideological bullshit rather than a good faith argument. 2) Adjusted for inflation, I'm sure this description fits more than one president, so you'll need to be more specific. 3) Whichever example it may be, I'm s
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by chaganated 6y ago
Correlates? Sure. Causes? I strongly doubt it. Drop a million bucks on Joe Blow and see how things turn out. I see the milieu of having semi-affluent parents--being steeped in the ins-and-outs of business, law, assets, broader social ti
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by chaganated 6y ago
It's all connected. Any little hiccup can trigger a chain reaction of margin calls, or worse. Remember the CDO debacle from 2008. When Goldman, JP Morgan, et al finally take the hit, we all know that DC will rush to their aid. It ha
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by chaganated 6y ago
Unconvincing. We're all playing in the same pool. It only takes one upset stomach to set off a chain reaction.
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by chaganated 6y ago
Premature gloating. The government can always come in at the last minute with bailouts for wall street and overblown charges against the redditors. I see that you've been HODLing some GME. Sorry bro, have to charge you with economic

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