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by illuminant 2y ago
Sad times. I am a citizen of the world and I have seen ignorant American peoples and policies turn on anyone associated with their latest perceived enemy, no matter how inappropriate or undeserving. You're right, there is a psychologic
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by illuminant 2y ago
No. Modern man is a grub in the dark, awaiting illuminant flame. You and yours are ignorant, confused, lazy, apathetic, usually a waste of your humanity. The enlightenment isn't that its all so cool and we deserve it so much, it is tha
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by illuminant 2y ago
It is not that will cannot be fooled, coerced, controlled, or futile an any given way; free will is the unfettered determination of resolve in the moment of now. We spend our lives paying for nothing more dearly, than what we might call &qu
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by illuminant 2y ago
And not to carry on, though did you miss the recent youtube scroll of the battery fire in China? You speak with confidence to yesterday's troubles that were not so far away. Your confidence is your undermining, Man.
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by illuminant 2y ago
Exploding at high altitude? buff
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by illuminant 2y ago
Your completely off. Iphones had that wifi/Bluetooth transceiver bug THE WHOLE TIME FOR OVER TEN YEARS A PRIMITIVE EXPLOIT ALLOWED SUB-SYSTEM (pre- kernel) REMOTE ACCESS. Your bases do not belong to themselves. Think proactively, not a
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by illuminant 2y ago
An unknown exploit that causes your battery to overheat in just the right circumstance (active sensory conditions met), not inconscievable. I think our society is set to implode due to our lack of awareness and incompetents. Relying upon ot
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by illuminant 2y ago
Well said, further I would add the lack of responsibility our modern culture takes regarding what they will act upon and how little they will validate through other means. Americans don't like talking about how ignorant and irresponsib
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by illuminant 2y ago
Entropy is the existential phenomenon by which potential (any kind: heat, electromagnetic, and informational/structural) distributes over negative potential. Math and physics geeks will turn beat red and say that entropy is a "sca
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by illuminant 2y ago
Your perspective reveals much of our age of "scientific confidence", etc. All those decades the FDA had it all wrong, about artificial sweetener, about sugar, about ultra processed foods, even about which foods are good for our he
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by illuminant 2y ago
Yes, and I bring first hand account it's your thought control messing with you (everyone, and for a long time.) Look for accounts of the voices in people's heads urging them to seek medical help for problems they didn't know
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by illuminant 2y ago
There are not "only" so few possibilities. I was press ganged into a thought control hooligan army, my morality and stubborn will made this impractical. I have had primitive conditioning for controls (it takes decades to master.)
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by illuminant 2y ago
You are wrong. It is more than just voices, those skilled in thought control can move between minds, manipulate our emotions (our sexuality), control our involuntary systems, and more you will refuse to accept. We are not alone in our own m
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by illuminant 2y ago
They know social conventions are propped up by bullshit, and some are smart because they're allergic to exactly that.
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by illuminant 2y ago
The greatest conspiracy our time is that we are not alone in our own minds. The voices in our heads are real and they are stirring everything up with this crazy shit. There is a secret culture, and secret governance and a secret war upon us
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by illuminant 2y ago
There is a grand conspiracy against your natural destinies. You and your civilization are being looted. These crazy conspiracy sub-cultures you identify with are only the restless who "feel" something wrong yet cannot coherently r
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by illuminant 2y ago
Yeah, throw all/most of that insight away, it's a sea anchor dragging you into the depths. You're barely half way through your "commoditized workforce" lifecycle. Start doing things for yourself at any time. Say a s
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by illuminant 2y ago
> Exact wording varied, but the claim was this: that 80% of the world’s remaining biodiversity is protected by Indigenous peoples. "Wtf?" I'm a "conservationist" by virtue and inclination, and I had no idea these
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by illuminant 2y ago
And what if the conspiracies are true? Are we talking about the malleability of belief or the sensibilities of chatbots? Anyone denying there exist anywhere conspiracies against our natural destinies, or even the global power landscape, the
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by illuminant 2y ago
No, I don't believe in moralistic theory, your contemporary ideas of thought are dusty and cringe. I also believe something can be true wether or not it can be proven, which disagrees with your hypothetical world of so few dimensions.
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by illuminant 2y ago
Not ours, yours. Most primitive gauge of morality: we do not harm the innocent. Every valid moral rule involves protecting a person from destructive interference that they are not culpable for (by will or neglect.) Every one. The times gaug
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by illuminant 2y ago
Governments exist to keep other tribes from wiping yours out. Without government your neighbors would loot you. Sadly I'm not "pro government", I know what my fellow man is capable of.
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by illuminant 2y ago
Trivial meddlesome scamps, under guise of anonymity will sell you and yours out on the slightest whim. Reveal nothing of your private intent or those adept in chicanery will filch your best intentions to devour and defecate for the glutenou
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by illuminant 2y ago
Sabine does it again! And the best anecdotal math review I've ever seen.
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by illuminant 2y ago
Hey, this is neat, sorry it didn't work out. More than a few may be interested in something like this as a private solution (use case: personal web cam watches the street from a window and alerts when a favorite spot opens up.) Anyways
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by illuminant 2y ago
Not the America she used to be.
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by illuminant 2y ago
I am a proficient touch typist myself by which code and vi placement fidgets flow endlessly from self guiding fingers. I have long passwords my fingers know and my brain does not. An early intellectual mentor I had growing up, who was the h
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by illuminant 2y ago
I am offended. Call upon me, and I shall provide a critical explanation in voice, transcript, or other report as specified. Rates competitive, will scale. Categoric identification of humanuer and bulldatam included. Science writing is not a
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by illuminant 2y ago
This is for the basis of awake awareness.
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by illuminant 2y ago
This cannot be the pinnacle of modern science. Every part of the brain "inflecting" upon whichever senses (even conceptual) will have a holographic, associative residual impression (memory.) Though cognitive technology (techniques

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