greenhearth

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by greenhearth 4mo ago
It's relatively not
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by greenhearth 4mo ago
Where does it end? What if it hallucinates you robbing an old lady but you just walked past her? Have fun getting swarmed and dragged away. Etc. when will it be used to frame political dissidents?
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by greenhearth 4mo ago
What a bunch of complete sociopathic crap this is
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by greenhearth 4mo ago
"Time is coming"? Pretty sure this always happened
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by greenhearth 4mo ago
I think they meant "fount" of wisdom
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by greenhearth 6mo ago
"Free market" and "entrepreneur spirit" fetishism and fear of collective social action against individual drives.
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by greenhearth 6mo ago
Maybe if college degrees are not so valuable anymore, then school will become cheaper and this will allow more people to go to school. I would hate to live in a world where everyone is a plumber. Nothing against plumbers, but being human is
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by greenhearth 6mo ago
That's because in authoritarianism it's all already eroded.
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by greenhearth 8mo ago
I don't understand the "silly" part. Classic lit is amazing and also good for you. I am a late comer to it as well and I'm so glad that I have discovered it. I am finishing Ulysses now and it absolutely rocks.
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by greenhearth 11mo ago
This is the letters on Russian tanks in Ukraine. Sign of marauders and thieves.
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by greenhearth 11mo ago
That's not what "renaissance" means
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by greenhearth 1y ago
It's basically television^1000. TV was also constantly criticized for reducing critical thinking skills and championing mediocrity. Douglas Adams put it best of course: "the future is the same old stuff with faster cars"
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by greenhearth 1y ago
Just redistribute the resources, cap prices and let the economy prop up itself. The rich have to give it up for sake of stability and greater good. I'm sure they will understand lol
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by greenhearth 1y ago
The numbers will be the same they ever were, as compiled by the usual statistics in place for decades: completely insignificant.
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by greenhearth 1y ago
Laws are many things and one of those things is a concern for justice. As far as self-perpetuation of the state, yes this is how a state operates, this is the nature of it. As for "the government," what is it? It's not a mono
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by greenhearth 1y ago
What's the point of these superbabies if their brains are going to be full of plastic anyway?
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by greenhearth 1y ago
The obtuseness and the soullessness of the user excited by this trick is what is most sad about this situation. "Look at me, I'm a cartoon!" speaks of the arrested development and some kind of a consciousness stunted by some
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by greenhearth 2y ago
The baseline theory of the state is exhausted. It's like figuring out how to build a car. We have all the ideas already, and the little innovative improvements are the cherries on top. We have quite a few modern political thinkers as w
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by greenhearth 2y ago
What a ridiculous statement. Any dictatorship is a subpar expression of a state. We don't have to figure out the best government. We already have all kinds of ideas about this collected from millennia of thought on this subject. We jus
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by greenhearth 2y ago
Plenty of authoritarian countries that have been economic disasters.
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by greenhearth 2y ago
We going through some crisis and trauma right now, if you haven't noticed. It's bound to spill to this board. Thank you for your patience
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by greenhearth 2y ago
How is this a "partisan" article? Looks like a regular news piece to me.
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by greenhearth 2y ago
This name makes zero sense and is entirely stupid. Something like a gulf is named for its proximity to the immediate geographic body to identify it with increased precision. This is clear effort to pander to nationalism and racism, and to s
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by greenhearth 2y ago
Yes, you can make your own fake money now. Are you from around here?
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by greenhearth 2y ago
So this is basically the bitcoin of social media engagement? I don't have any followers, I will just make some? Who's to say they're not real followers? What is this "real" anyway?
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by greenhearth 2y ago
You're blaming the teachers? That's a nice tactic. Also, YAL is taught widely.
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by greenhearth 2y ago
It's amazing how you all are so smug and arrogant about being wrong. It's just mind boggling.
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by greenhearth 2y ago
We are trying to speed everything up all the time and speed is seen as a virtue and something desirable. Could it be that we are trying subconsciously on a collective scale to get close to the natural state of the universe?
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by greenhearth 2y ago
What "rights?" The rights of a corporation to exploit and pollute?
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by greenhearth 2y ago
Enforcement is part of regulation

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