polypodiopsi

9 ms·

1.
by polypodiopsi 2y ago
To me the authors accusatory tone seems misguided and, indeed, clickbaity (people love to hate)- which is a shame, since the information about the architectural sculptures called spomenik the article offers is pretty interesting. I believe
2.
by polypodiopsi 3y ago
As arbitrary as the rest of the capitalist framework. These arbitraty constraints are interdependent though. So while you might be right you can not just drop copyright (on whose existence the livelihood of a lot of people depends), but you
3.
by polypodiopsi 3y ago
Just a intuitive thought, a bit unresponsible maybe, so consider on your own risk: you researched the effects of ketamine and its derivatives on your disorder? Din't know why I think of this; probably because they are know to also affe
4.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
I agree. You know these kids aren't just "variables". You learn to know them, build relationships with them and try to make them succeed as much as is possible. Some people really are quite detatched from the social link.
5.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
Its hard to speak of epistemology without mentioning Foucault. He's a great philosopher of the history of knowledge and its preconditions. I have not read Feyerabend (yet) though. But if he's going deep into the history of knowled
6.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
Lol, you have no idea. Prove me wrong... What do you think should be automated about the teaching profession? Taking care? Motivating? Observing listening analysing what is happening in that temporary microsociety you manage? Prepare lesson
7.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
What do you know about it?
8.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
Well there is possibly enjoyment in all of these things. Now you might say: "yeah thats true for weapons also". And that I think is precisely the problem. Why do you think the enjoyment of having a weapon, owning it, feeling the p
9.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/news/databl... The facts are as exhaustive as they are exhausting. There’s one simple conclusion from all of this. We’ve been tricked. We’ve been told tha
10.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
Hahahaha
11.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
Lol. All the things you listed are more or less harmless to others, or general purpose tools/forms (mihht dispute art in this regard but I'm personally very willing to accept the dangers that art poses). A crossbow is an updated m
12.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
Apexalpha was talkimg about bataclan in France. The european context is super different from the US context. For example this year someone killed one person in a Amoklauf (~schoolshooting) in germany with a sports crossbow. These things wi
13.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
Hybris
14.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
Oh god this is terrible.
15.
by polypodiopsi 4y ago
"For example, if you are a competitive powerlifter, your status is determined by how much you can lift (strength) and how many competitions you have won (competitiveness). If you are a VC, your status is determined by what companies yo
16.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
Why is that thing an accumulation of comments, when it claims to be an authoritative journalistic source? (What the NYT didn't succees at). And on that note: claims to not be simply affirmative, but critical voices are reaerved for tha
17.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
A lot of older people also have settled down, have bigger flats or houses and aren't so badly affected as young people. Having to do with kids a lot my experience has been, that the last two years have been brutal for those in puberty
18.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
The lifestyle change is also the point isn't it. Anything else is either "product" research or selfdeception. I mean if youre willing to walk around with an oxygen mask allday and aren't bothered about possible health co
19.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
Check out toplab.org for all things music-livecoding related. Tidalcycles which is haskellnased is one of the favorites of the scene but there are many options. Or one of the reccomendations in the thread here (esp. supercollider which i
20.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
Do more sports. Walking especially, if possible running. If knee issues then cycling and swimming. Eat regularly but make sure you eat a lot of vegetables and salad. Protein is also desireable, but eat less carbonhydrates (not too many nood
21.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
That one is really good.
22.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
You're aware that one of the most common regrets in the article is to have laboured too much? Not sure if thats your intention bit it really reads like in the face of that youre reaction is "work(labour) harder" to get fullfi
23.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
Wow the philosophy guide is super narrowminded.
24.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
The appeal of theories like these to a lot of people is that they are quite simple to understand. Has also to do with that in a society where all subjectivity is informed by the valueform everything seems to appear as a market. And isn&#x27
25.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
"It's all about pushing for revenue. Some newly invented fee that most customers don't know they're paying. Some new way of charging both sides of a transaction. More of something. Generating revenue from customer data,
26.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
The metaverse.. Made to make prople forget that they cant afford that resource getting scarce: space. Escaping from the narrowness of a shitty appartment into the constriction of a vrheadset... Appealing.
27.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
So is this an unusual thing or are their more states in the federation where this is done?
28.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
You can jail children in the US? What kind of country is this?
29.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
I strongly recommend the essay of carribean posthumanist (avant la lettre) Sylvia Wynter "the cerrmony must be found" if you are interested in some of the consequences in philosophy (or rather theory since there is a tendency to u
30.
by polypodiopsi 5y ago
Dude are you lost in ideology. "downstream-ed [from Mars] into Earth economy" In which world do you live? A Screen Fantasy?

More ›