Derrick Knight
@knight427.bsky.social
There have been a lot of changes to ordering to remove as much human interaction as possible. Somehow, forcing all interactions to be mediated by technology has made everything painfully slow.
October 18, 2025 at 10:57 PM
There have been a lot of changes to ordering to remove as much human interaction as possible. Somehow, forcing all interactions to be mediated by technology has made everything painfully slow.
I’ve tried going inside to try to change it to carry out rather than dive through. Mostly everyone ignores you. If you do manage to change it everyone gets confused and the order is wrong (tried that last time).
October 18, 2025 at 10:54 PM
I’ve tried going inside to try to change it to carry out rather than dive through. Mostly everyone ignores you. If you do manage to change it everyone gets confused and the order is wrong (tried that last time).
There’s an element of trust too. If you are on an AI platform doing social stuff you can trust that everything is fiction. When you are on a social platform you can’t use a simple assumption of mostly real or mostly fictional.
October 5, 2025 at 4:02 PM
There’s an element of trust too. If you are on an AI platform doing social stuff you can trust that everything is fiction. When you are on a social platform you can’t use a simple assumption of mostly real or mostly fictional.
I know so little about Africa; I appreciated this episode a lot. I would encourage other listeners to broaden the their understanding of how Africa came to be trapped in their current situation by also learning from Fadhel Kaboub.
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Fadhel Kaboub describes the unfinished business of decolonizing Africa and urges leaders to stop using the concept of "Food Security" as a policy goal because it is a dangerous post-colonial recipe for hunger & economic entrapment. Details in this 7-min clip
youtu.be/efOTwExW63c
youtu.be/efOTwExW63c
"Food Security" is a Dangerous Post-Colonial Recipe for Hunger & Economic Entrapment ~ Fadhel Kaboub
YouTube video by Fadhel Kaboub
youtu.be
September 22, 2025 at 8:27 AM
I know so little about Africa; I appreciated this episode a lot. I would encourage other listeners to broaden the their understanding of how Africa came to be trapped in their current situation by also learning from Fadhel Kaboub.
bsky.app/profile/fadh...
bsky.app/profile/fadh...