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9999px
2mo ago
I screenshot the example and neither Claude nor ChatGPT had any problems reading both phrases. I don't get it.
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9999px
2mo ago
DPRK is obviously maligned by U.S. propaganda, but I know several people who've gone and loved it. Famously, the "Boy Boy" YouTube channel guys went and got a haircut. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BO83Ig-E
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9999px
2mo ago
Nukes.
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9999px
3mo ago
Nah it's "was"
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9999px
3mo ago
This is the same conclusion Karl Marx came to. “The entire development of wealth rests upon the creation of disposable time.” —Karl Marx, Outlines of the Critique of Political Economy (Rough Draft), 1857 “…real wealth is the developed produ
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9999px
4mo ago
USAID is just U.S. propaganda and regime change operations wrapped in a veneer of "aide." Of course China wouldn't continue those operations.
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9999px
5mo ago
I mean in essence it's not a lie. NATO is an American apparatus for all intents and purposes.
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9999px
5mo ago
Feigned idiocy. The moves we're making in Iran today have been in the works for decades.
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9999px
7mo ago
We are all being investigated by the Feds 24/7 — that's what dragnet surveillance is: indiscriminate investigation at scale to be used retroactively. "Don't do anything bad and nothing will happen" is frankly asinin
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7mo ago
Never trust news about the DPRK from South Korean spy agencies. It's only a matter of months before it's proven to be nonsense. They're the ones always saying crap like "North Koreans push their trains by hand" or &
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9999px
9mo ago
China isn't running massive concentration camps, nor is it involved in large scale organ harvesting.
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9999px
1y ago
Horrible article with fundamentally flawed premises. History didn't start in 2023.
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1y ago
Wages didn't drop when going from the 12 to 10 to 8 hour working day. With adequate political power wielded by labor – hypothetical in the context of the article – there's no reason to suspect that wages would go down with further
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1y ago
Interesting that the author doesn't mention a reduction in working hours as a solution because I see that as THE solution. Federally mandate an 18 hour work week and job demand will soar. It's just as fanciful a thought as his oth
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1y ago
No. Leave the DPRK alone.
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2y ago
Writing should be for _you_ not for others. If it's not, then you won't be able to maintain it anyway. IMO yes it's still worth it if only to synthesize new thoughts, show potential employers you _think_, and to maintain a jo
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2y ago
Subjective and wishy-washy framing. Sure, there's a "human culture" in that we all eat, sleep, etc. but it all depends on how you want to draw boundaries or frame the question of what culture _is_.
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9999px
2y ago
Literally everything is political.
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9999px
2y ago
Downvotes are mad that you're correct.
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9999px
2y ago
Interesting flip of reality in that sentence.
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9999px
2y ago
"Essentially" is carrying a lot of weight in that sentence. NATO _personnel_ (not necessarily soldiers, but officers and staff) have been active in Ukraine since 2014-15.
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2y ago
"Democratically"
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2y ago
US and NATO personnel, equipment and cash have been in Ukraine for almost a decade now. Operation Sea Breeze couldn't have happened otherwise.
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9999px
2y ago
US/NATO could do the same and get out of Ukraine to leave it neutral.
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9999px
2y ago
Very eerie how well all these apply to today's Biden administration.
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9999px
2y ago
No, I'm not like that. I think myself and millions of others do care and act every day in some small way that adds up to the world not being a dystopian hell-hole.
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3y ago
Thanks. I could've been more verbose, but my point was/is correct.
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9999px
3y ago
Psyop to increase internet surveillance.
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9999px
3y ago
It's just the result of a people-oriented state.
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4y ago
People will get defensive and kneejerk some vague response about how it doesn't affect _them_ that way (science!), but I agree 100% with you. It's a drug and it feels like it's being pushed on us these days by states and corp
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