Leon Elcock
@leonelcock3.bsky.social
Solidarity Bioeconomy and thoughts about books.
“Our audience is Chuck Schumer. Why doesn’t the public think we’re cool?”
October 7, 2025 at 2:04 PM
“Our audience is Chuck Schumer. Why doesn’t the public think we’re cool?”
Like nah I want radical big hearted activists who have a deep love and desire to see the world better making technology.
Not these social-climbing, amoral, head-in-the-sand, “a better world is not possible,” mfing liberals.
Not these social-climbing, amoral, head-in-the-sand, “a better world is not possible,” mfing liberals.
October 7, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Like nah I want radical big hearted activists who have a deep love and desire to see the world better making technology.
Not these social-climbing, amoral, head-in-the-sand, “a better world is not possible,” mfing liberals.
Not these social-climbing, amoral, head-in-the-sand, “a better world is not possible,” mfing liberals.
Feels like a huge waste of time.
October 7, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Feels like a huge waste of time.
Living on the copium of future fame and breakthroughs. Hubris-maxxing, if you will.
October 7, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Living on the copium of future fame and breakthroughs. Hubris-maxxing, if you will.
I don’t buy any of the bs about bio being good for the world. Can’t be without massive change in approach. Tech advancement in and of itself is luxury issue imo. All the possible benefits are all far out, speculative, intangible.
October 7, 2025 at 1:50 PM
I don’t buy any of the bs about bio being good for the world. Can’t be without massive change in approach. Tech advancement in and of itself is luxury issue imo. All the possible benefits are all far out, speculative, intangible.