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I was hoping to find a bunch of banal sentiments and calls for “civility” today, but I guess I can settle for some interesting, relevant history.
There’s a good bit here worth considering - especially wrt to tactics and goals.
There’s a good bit here worth considering - especially wrt to tactics and goals.
Dr. King did amazing things, but often we only talk about his successes. Dr. King also had some "failures", and they are important to discuss because we often learn a great deal from failure. And failure can inform or grow a movement, like Albany, Georgia's failure did for Dr. King. /1
January 19, 2026 at 4:55 PM
I was hoping to find a bunch of banal sentiments and calls for “civility” today, but I guess I can settle for some interesting, relevant history.
There’s a good bit here worth considering - especially wrt to tactics and goals.
There’s a good bit here worth considering - especially wrt to tactics and goals.
"While using Nietzsche in a corporate memo is highly unusual, it perfectly captures the existential risk of compromising values to fight or profit from destructive forces."
And people say that AI can't be self-aware...
And people say that AI can't be self-aware...
December 16, 2025 at 9:38 PM
"While using Nietzsche in a corporate memo is highly unusual, it perfectly captures the existential risk of compromising values to fight or profit from destructive forces."
And people say that AI can't be self-aware...
And people say that AI can't be self-aware...