Interesting. This tracks with how I use podcasts. Can't count the number of times I've put on the Culture Power Politics pod to function as my background mood music.

The only solace: now you're someone who gets up at 6am instead of 7am, without having to change anything, and are instantly a better fit for our insane societies. Until next year.

We can now unveil that this young man was a radical centrist, so confused about politics and the world that nothing he said or did could be made intelligible within a wider framework.

It doesn't have to be an appropriation of course. Misdirecting, obscurantism, meta-irony (is it ironic, is it not?) etc. are all key to imageboard far-right culture. But we still have no idea the significance of those engravings, at the end of the day. It's not transparently one thing or another.

archive.is/ftFBI

Does a bear also appear in the Epstein flight passenger lists?

Can you reach the bathroom without letting the soldiers know you've a solid snake coiled up ready to go?

TTS is indeed old and not AI, but what the techbros laud is an AI function *like* TTS, just less accurate. It's not a process that takes an input of one kind and tries to output something matching it item for item. It "summarises" and simplifies and such. In short, it's pants and it introduces error

It's nice, isn't it? The dogwhistling.

The culprit Starmer blames for the lack of community is the figure of the immigrant, who refuses to conform to the host nations cultural and behavioural expectations, if anything this argument is a *direct repudiation* of Putnams argument in Bowling Alone.

Where's your sunhat? Missing a trick.

And 3. you mostly used it to write 5318008 before turning it upside down.

This is the Musk dream/myth, ironically to be led by AI lol.

For the record, I think this point applies to much of analytic philosophy. Maybe not in such broad strokes as that the trainers are anti-nurturing. They still nurture, just not in a way conducive to flourishing outside of that field's own standards and routes to success.

I read this in Jordan Peterson's voice.