Cursed words to start my wednesday.

I have sometimes been able to get an early check in. Especially if i ask, while asking for the former, if "it's ok if i just like, hang out in a couch or something in the reception?"

Am i a bad person?

Let's translate what these increased savings actually mean in a market perspective. Democratization and empowerment.

People are disillusioned because no party is offering a credible, hopeful vision that challenges entrenched power. Labour’s not being punished for suggesting tax increase. They’re being punished for doing it without inspiration and hope for the future.

Unwilling to change, because they're captured.

David, kids who can't get good jobs, can't buy homes, while around them the establishment shrugs and hemms and tells them to eat their vegetables aren't demanding cake. They want solidarity, a plan, a clear case for change.

Starmer isnt leading, he's ignoring the house burning around him.

It's got to get even worse before it starts getting any better.

This is insane. Markets can only fix this with radical resistribution of purchasing power. Also known as, universal basic income.

"We're cheaper than droids." Luckily?

Immigrants are far better for society than billionaires.

Fuck em.

You call computing Hamiltonian paths, "sym'ed hams"?

Norwegian software, probably.

You must yo ho go.

I don't need this kind of gut shot ambush in my feed.

"So, what we have to find out how to do is to change the psychological attitude to money and to wealth and further more to pleasure and further more to the nature of work."
Alan Watts

Inspired by (in part):
youtu.be/HsQc19NvmI0?...

Clownworld.

The US has a longstanding tradition of undermining democracies and supressing information that was deemed unhelpful. What you're noticing now is this no longer being aligned with democratic european intrests.

You're ringing the wrong alarm bell here, and it smells, as always, of hypocracy.

They just have blind spots. Same as the rest of us.

Powerful.