lazyeye

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by lazyeye 2y ago
Angela Merkel's legacy has not been good.. https://archive.md/N3RWo
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by lazyeye 2y ago
It's possible for 2 different things to be a significant risk at the same time.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
They want the culture to die. Then from the rubble they will build their brave new socialist utopia. Except as any student of history knows, what we actually get is Stalin, Mao and Pol Pot...
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by lazyeye 2y ago
I made the point because it seems to be a relatively unknown fact.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Yeah I think this is the end result of defining people more by their group membership than who they are as individuals.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Lol
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by lazyeye 2y ago
How is the power being generated for all this manufacturing capacity?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Great example of what I was talking about!
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by lazyeye 2y ago
"Perhaps conservatives began rejecting science..." Naah...I think left-leaning/collectivists tend to be much less tolerant of people they disagree with, and when the pendulum swing of the wider culture allows it, this is mani
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by lazyeye 2y ago
I wonder how much of this same kind of manipulation/distortion is going on when we are told to "trust the science" with regard to climate change? The pressure to ignore or minimise inconvenient facts would be overwhelming (ca
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by lazyeye 2y ago
I dunno....I am happy to give him a go. If 60% of NASA rockets were blowing up on launch for decades, arguing for continuing the status quo is not rational. People are tired of "respectable mediocrity" where leaders make all the r
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by lazyeye 2y ago
What I see from this is a person that has seen so much malfeasance and corruption right across the health sector that he maintains an open mind on issues and reflexively questions the status quo. But of course, any mention of something outs
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by lazyeye 2y ago
RFK agrees with you. His book is so dense with references it makes for heavy (and often shocking) reading. But you wont know that if you get your information from corporate media.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
In-depth interviews mainly. That is the only way to get a reasonable understanding of issues. I havent found anything of value in the corporate media.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
It is already, in effective terms, completely deregulated. Big food are making large profits poisoning the population, and then along comes big pharma taking a second helping "cleaning up" the mess. Tinkering around the edges is n
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Yes that would be the kind of corporate media garbage I am talking about. Pretty much exactly.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
I would be interested to see the evidence that liberals are being censored *MORE* than Republicans. No doubt many people of all political stripes are being kicked off or censored on the platform for a variety of reasons. And the left-wing m
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Or to rephrase "who wants to see the platform not limited to attacks on conservatives only"
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by lazyeye 2y ago
"Don't be evil" has become "Hide your evil". (At least try to anyway).
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Not true. PredictIt was predicting Trump for 3 weeks prior up until 27th where it took a dive. This is likely due to over-reacting to the Puerto Rican island garbage joke at MSG on the 27th. Not saying prediction markets will be perfectly a
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by lazyeye 2y ago
If any other profession was as consistently wrong as pollsters are, would they be taken seriously? I think the main job of pollsters is to provide content for corporate media (the closer the polls the better for attracting eyeballs for adve
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by lazyeye 2y ago
I disagree. The media makes it seem like a coin flip, but the prediction markets where people are focused on making money was accurate. This is compared to the media who are more interested in pushing lies and ideology.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Elections are not remotely a "coin flip" though?
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by lazyeye 2y ago
"While I disagree with her on many things politically..." a disclaimer like this is only ever made about Republicans. There are no exceptions. "I'm engaging with Republican without being directly critical, please dont c
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Would love to see a version of Tails running in the browser!
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Fingers crossed they are able to do some damage to Google. A terrible company filled with awful people.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
Probably the biggest difference I notice is that Claude is a little better than ChatGPT for coding related stuff.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
This is not remotely true. We've been adapting our workflow to technology since forever.
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by lazyeye 2y ago
There is a reason Joe Rogan is popular. He is smart, open-minded, curious and gets a diverse range of people (actual diversity of thought!) on a wide range of topics. Compare this to the NPC drones in corporate media pushing out the same ti

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