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both this & reddit are best read via my profile page
but you do you idc & idk why you're reading my personal notes
if I offended you (not because I swear) I didn't mean to / you deserved it / sorry
both this & reddit are best read via my profile page
but you do you idc & idk why you're reading my personal notes
if I offended you (not because I swear) I didn't mean to / you deserved it / sorry
It's almost like the US normalizing digital surveillance thus undermining trust at literally every level of society was a bad idea
November 10, 2025 at 11:06 PM
It's almost like the US normalizing digital surveillance thus undermining trust at literally every level of society was a bad idea
Why aren't airplanes taxed heavily but things we all rely on (many don't have a legitimate option of public transportation) are where almost all increased prices occur?
Harms are caused disproportionately by the excessively wealthy so they should pay. Not those of us who already can't afford life
Harms are caused disproportionately by the excessively wealthy so they should pay. Not those of us who already can't afford life
November 10, 2025 at 10:57 PM
CO₂ Emissions: Average Person vs. COP Attendees
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November 10, 2025 at 10:55 PM
>Richard Barnes, who is 31 and works as a marine biologist and restaurant server in Hawaii, is similarly weary. “I don’t know if I would think differently about someone who uses ChatGPT, but I would be like, ‘come on,’” he said.
No comment just felt that was worth highlighting for multiple reasons
No comment just felt that was worth highlighting for multiple reasons
a man wearing glasses and a plaid shirt is sitting on a pier and says contemplative jazz music
ALT: a man wearing glasses and a plaid shirt is sitting on a pier and says contemplative jazz music
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November 10, 2025 at 12:53 PM
>Richard Barnes, who is 31 and works as a marine biologist and restaurant server in Hawaii, is similarly weary. “I don’t know if I would think differently about someone who uses ChatGPT, but I would be like, ‘come on,’” he said.
No comment just felt that was worth highlighting for multiple reasons
No comment just felt that was worth highlighting for multiple reasons
Similar to how labor rights is the peaceful option for dealing with shitty employers, prison and fines is the non violent option for dealing with scum like him
November 10, 2025 at 12:28 PM
Similar to how labor rights is the peaceful option for dealing with shitty employers, prison and fines is the non violent option for dealing with scum like him
He should be in prison
But unfortunately the US is ran by a brain rotting combination of criminally wealthy legally exploitative oligarchy, never-learned-to-set-the-VCR-time gerentocracy, & Peter Principled nepotism
But unfortunately the US is ran by a brain rotting combination of criminally wealthy legally exploitative oligarchy, never-learned-to-set-the-VCR-time gerentocracy, & Peter Principled nepotism
November 10, 2025 at 12:27 PM
He should be in prison
But unfortunately the US is ran by a brain rotting combination of criminally wealthy legally exploitative oligarchy, never-learned-to-set-the-VCR-time gerentocracy, & Peter Principled nepotism
But unfortunately the US is ran by a brain rotting combination of criminally wealthy legally exploitative oligarchy, never-learned-to-set-the-VCR-time gerentocracy, & Peter Principled nepotism
Based on the two obvious typos I found while skim reading this, I think I've spent more time & effort formulating my personal thoughts on this topic than was spent creating this article
November 10, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Based on the two obvious typos I found while skim reading this, I think I've spent more time & effort formulating my personal thoughts on this topic than was spent creating this article
November 10, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Based on the two obvious typos I found while skim reading this, I think I've spent more time & effort formulating my personal thoughts on this topic than was spent creating this article
For a less decentralized example I'm still not sure if Samsung, Intel, Nvidia, or Microsoft is "in charge" of my PC's display settings
I don't think they (or their GUI's) know either
I don't think they (or their GUI's) know either
November 10, 2025 at 11:55 AM
For a less decentralized example I'm still not sure if Samsung, Intel, Nvidia, or Microsoft is "in charge" of my PC's display settings
I don't think they (or their GUI's) know either
I don't think they (or their GUI's) know either
This concept extends beyond a single device OS or internet browser
It is impressive & awesome all the independently designed & managed parts function mostly uninterrupted
But the device / OS, browser / app, & if not app (slashes are a subtle hint) the website itself often duplicates functionality
It is impressive & awesome all the independently designed & managed parts function mostly uninterrupted
But the device / OS, browser / app, & if not app (slashes are a subtle hint) the website itself often duplicates functionality
November 10, 2025 at 11:55 AM
This concept extends beyond a single device OS or internet browser
It is impressive & awesome all the independently designed & managed parts function mostly uninterrupted
But the device / OS, browser / app, & if not app (slashes are a subtle hint) the website itself often duplicates functionality
It is impressive & awesome all the independently designed & managed parts function mostly uninterrupted
But the device / OS, browser / app, & if not app (slashes are a subtle hint) the website itself often duplicates functionality
That logic, when applied to stocks more generally, isn't much different. There may be claims it helps to provide accountability for skeevy businesses but based on what I've read - which is too much - it is usually the stock bettors who are the skeevy businesses.
This kills the humanity
This kills the humanity
November 10, 2025 at 6:58 AM
That logic, when applied to stocks more generally, isn't much different. There may be claims it helps to provide accountability for skeevy businesses but based on what I've read - which is too much - it is usually the stock bettors who are the skeevy businesses.
This kills the humanity
This kills the humanity
It seems to me the intentional chaos (not only but especially exemplified by this & violence from Ice) is intentioned to prevent recognition of more legitimate internal problems - which are occurring worldwide. The supposed "health" or "mental health" crises that is a manufactured economic crises.
November 10, 2025 at 6:50 AM
It seems to me the intentional chaos (not only but especially exemplified by this & violence from Ice) is intentioned to prevent recognition of more legitimate internal problems - which are occurring worldwide. The supposed "health" or "mental health" crises that is a manufactured economic crises.
So just like in 2016, we have a terrorist in office because it is a rigged game
Not in the sense that "voting machines" are rigged, but in the sense that money = ability to spread your message. Despite the fact that we have communications technology that makes it almost zero cost to "publish"
Not in the sense that "voting machines" are rigged, but in the sense that money = ability to spread your message. Despite the fact that we have communications technology that makes it almost zero cost to "publish"
November 10, 2025 at 5:45 AM
So just like in 2016, we have a terrorist in office because it is a rigged game
Not in the sense that "voting machines" are rigged, but in the sense that money = ability to spread your message. Despite the fact that we have communications technology that makes it almost zero cost to "publish"
Not in the sense that "voting machines" are rigged, but in the sense that money = ability to spread your message. Despite the fact that we have communications technology that makes it almost zero cost to "publish"