crawfordcomeaux

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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Kindly stop supporting a nation built on genocide and enslavement. The ethical path to engineering a system that's not intended to kill people is to stop it when it does and dismantle it, evolving the foundational principles used to de
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Point out what's incoherent and I'll address it?
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
This is a great argument for a dietary regimen of feasting before a sprint, intermittent fasting during the middle of it, and fasting fully for crunch weeks! I bet it could be so successful, I could start an AI company copying what others d
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
And arguing over whether or not businesses need to care for employees (while pretending that an argument for a corporate culture of collectivist genuine effective care was somehow an argument for businesses to operate how they already do).
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Yes. They can also lobby for all kinds of systemic changes (and already do, but usually away from care)
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Don't pretend what the US does amounts to genuine care. The philosophy behind a business caring for employees and implementations of slavery are two fundamentally different topics, only confused when buying into US propaganda.
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
I'm not suggesting implementing dumb care. Genuine care isn't fascistic and doesn't sacrifice people's wellbeing (which includes autonomy).
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Yes, businesses would be better off if they cared about wellbeing to such a degree. That doesn't mean control employees, though. It means to actually care about the quality of food the employees have access to and the quality of cultur
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Not crazy. Caring about the business without caring about the people who literally are and empower the business is simply dehumanization. It's been done to death. Literally. Edit: People seem to think I'm proposing businesses keep
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
One issue is your automated dehumanization of someone who doesn't match cultural norms as not being "basic human". You continuing with culture that fundamentally dismisses/devalues humans is the main issue here. Culture
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
The few problems humanity has that need to be solved: 1. How to identify humanity's needs on all levels, including cosmic ones...(we're in the Space Age so we need to prepare ourselves for meeting beings from other places) 2. Ho
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
I wonder if hybridizing this with selective use of randomness to probe beyond frontiers leads to another speedup.
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
For sure! The main thing keeping us from teaching advanced things to younger folks is the seeming addiction to teaching poorly/ineffectively. I'm here to find the physical play-with-your-hands demonstrations needed for teaching ki
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
It's true...conventional usage is rooted in addiction to violence, which includes dualistic myths of right/wrong, life/death, like/dislike, belief/disbelief. Perhaps a site-wide call for curiosity when encountering
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
As someone who abandoned rightness/wrongness 9+ years ago (except in the idea of alignment with the cosmos), I can say that "genocidal rhetoric" doesn't necessarily imply rightness or wrongness. There exist language patt
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
The nuance of all you wrote is missing the context in which it is written: Israel is a settler-colonial white supremacist occupation and reporting on the "nuance" of how that situation has evolved over 76+ years without acknowledg
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
What is the officially accepted way to identify genocidal rhetoric on this site?
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
The point would be to contextualize income in the exploitation required for it to exist.
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
This doesn't take into account resources in the ground, otherwise it would need to show how rich the so-called "poor" countries locked into debt slavery and colonized infrastructure/governance the "rich" countr
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Got a prescription?
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
I am sure you've looked at this through a nuanced lens that examines the impact of colonialism on each of those tribes. I'm sure you've taken into account what's causing the deaths. There's no way this is a dismissi
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
When you have an entire system dependent on compliance, you have a system of oppression. Behaviorism is already debunked as a way to evaluate how people respond to such situations because it completely ignores the internal state of people.
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Note the absence of critical thinking, another issue with the education systems.
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Cracks show up when viewed from a lens of "wait...was that domination-oriented, dualistic, whitewashed, imperialistic, nationalistic, colonial indoctrination in the form of education?".
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Friend, go run the simulations at scale and get back to me before you keep peddling the religious belief that capitalism is the only way to feed billions. You have no idea how to scale up collaboration due to separation from indigenous cult
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
I'm going by how people in the global majority, victims of imposed poverty by empires through debt slavery, who also experience OTHER forms of genocide & recognize poverty for the genocide it is. Check out the quality of life of th
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
Hey there! Let's be friends! Too rare are there people speaking/writing past myopic American/western views here.
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
And avoiding orienting around needs makes all of us susceptible to desires & values we've larvely been indoctrinated into.
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
This is capitalist mythology. You'll need to account for "best" here because millions of people under the thumb of large-scale genocide, such as the policy decisions to implement poverty (which capitalism requires), likely ha
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by crawfordcomeaux 1y ago
> Humans don't generally have the same needs, and to the extent they do they're competing over limited resources. Would you cite sources for this claim?

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