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The Superorganism Explained in 7 Minutes
(natehagens.substack.com)
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Why the World Feels Like It's Falling Apart: The Superorganism explained in 7 minutes.
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Jep, me tarvitaan joku puoluerajat ylittävä kohtuuttomuudenkersintaliike. Ihmiset ovat ihan kypsiä eliitin elosteluun ja sen varjolla tavallisen ihmisen kurjistamiseen. Hyvää viikonloppua :)
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And yes, IMO left is by clear margin the least worst of the parties, but far from perfect :D
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Okay, I'm seeing a lot of old industrial/growth speech in the established left too, and the economic talk doesn't differ that drastically from the greens eternal growth vision. I guess I'm thinking anything that doesn&#x
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Yup, I'm still thinking that also the right has had some moral foundations and even some classical Christian values before, but just like Mamdani has centraled already the right has been Republican-Jesused from the classical Jesus (not
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I'm from Finland and more aligned to the left I guess. I'm trying to distance myself from though as I'm currently seeing everything as merely corrupt (by power) elite vs. normal people. But yes, perhaps the thing I'm loo
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I consider "this" right to be moral in a different way. Now the right all around the world is hijacked by narcissistic greed that punishes any voicing of conservative moral. In the US some republicans are daring to challenge the e
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At least now the masks (and Musks) are off. It was never between the left and the right or any other false dichotomies, but always between the Epstein-class and the actual human beings. The question now is that do the normal people realize
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In here just for the Hegel joke.
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Sorry about this, but buckets. Buckets. Wow. https://youtu.be/rOH37W0jPpA?si=eIa_dcA9JLPvXRNK
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I'm betting on the authoritarian undemocratic country to win this!
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Much winning such wow.
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Enshittification seems to be the modus operandi in every business. The music and the movies from current era feel like they're made for idiots.
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LOC equivalent of the news!
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The main issue here is the implication of human free will. We're driven by our herd instinct and subconscious manipulation. The way Edward Bernays and others like him have guided us to consumption. To break free from this woud require
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Yes. Boredom and solitude go hand in hand and enable growth and the possibility of freedom. Independence of thinking, integrity. Hell, even modality that depend highly on thinking on your own. I've got too damn busy life these days and
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People are guided by two things. What others do first and after some programming what they're used to or comoulswd or addicted. So not a conscious one. Vietnam war shows us what's possible in terms of collective change. During the
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We could chop of a quarter of total emissions (directly + rewilding effect) by ending factory animal production and swapping to plant based. Another quarter from the top 5 percent emissions that have practically nothing to do with the wellb
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https://www.the-case.eu/latest/number-of-slapps-in-europe-co...
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SLAPP as in Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation. To keep the dissenting voices quiet and to scare other groups from protesting. Modus operandi for many industries.
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Yup. I was shocked as well.
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Meta's Internal Research about harms of social media
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What The Company Learned About Social Media and Harms to Mental Health from Dozens of Internal Studies
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The Billionaire Crime Ring
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I suggest we crowdfund a campaign to gift each employee this. It was a good read though nothing too surprising after following this saga from the McNamee Zucked to the Wylie /. Cambridge Analytica case. Wylies Mindfuck is another great
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I tried Irvine Welsh so perhaps the wrong kind of Welsh, but I got a generator error while trying to ask for Mark Hunt having a pint.
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... immigrants, LGBT, women, another religion, the ones with no religion, communist, liberal,... But never the zillionaires, they've worked haaaard and deserve everything!
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Ehm, we're royally fuxed. Unless the fake reality starts to crack with the Epstein and other current events and humanity's coming of age will happen. Even if a hundred years later than Bonhoeffer though it would.
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This scary, yet almost nothing on the news. We're living in a fake world and pretending everything is fine. Adam Curtis made a movie HyperNormalisation and we're living it also today. Adam Curtis: “HyperNormalisation” is a word th
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