throwaway18468

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   by throwaway18468 7y ago

   > But here’s the thing—in the survival of the fittest, normal had a key advantage because it could mean more than one thing. Its ambiguity was its strength. > We have normal today not because of some deliberate process, or even an org
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   by throwaway18468 7y ago

   > This is why the struggle to set information free is not just a technical matter—it has to involve a broader political struggle. The challenges faced by the original free software movement are merely the tip of the iceberg. If you take
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   by throwaway18468 7y ago

   This is the difference between the science and not-science. The former allows predicting future, the latter doesn't.
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   by throwaway18468 7y ago

   There is definitely some science in economy, psychology, history, etc. The science of social engineering.
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   by throwaway18468 7y ago

   They are needed for feudalism to function without raising awareness of the serfs. Corporations are government arms, throwaway proxies. They extract the power from the serfs and transfer it to the ruling class. Government: Please kindly pay