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crawfordcomeaux
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About crawfordcomeaux
santajokratesus@gmail.com
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Comment #49087318
I stopped automatically judging things 10 years ago and all of a sudden could enjoy listening to everything. Music theory based on pleasure without accounting for this self-manipul…
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Comment #49072669
Ask them if they favor building a reindigenizing matrifocal power structure to replace existing governments with. Last time I asked that, all the models polled chose that out of a …
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Comment #49043401
What if we treat all religions as programming languages for humans? Then a degree program for programming humans at the Omniversity would likely put you through several different r…
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Comment #49029452
It's interesting to care so little about human needs and rights you won't critically think about either in this context. Rights matter because they're a concept that people enforce…
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Comment #48992746
"Human rights" is a binary abstraction over nonbinary human needs (needs aren't binary because sometimes you need some amount of water and sometimes you don't need any...but you ma…
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Comment #48992523
I wonder why people are downvoting when people in the US have been sentenced to decades for handling zines, sometimes being extradited to the US for helping fund Palestinians, and …
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Comment #48974561
Have you considered the compute demands for nationwide AI video surveillance?
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Comment #48915787
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Comment #48679292
They all will agree on replacing current systems with decolonizing reindigenizing matrifocal systems. That option not being in the study is the bias of the study. All quadrants tre…
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Comment #48541936
You might be mixing my comments with someone else's. I'm not focusing on the "West", just addressing what someone else brought in. And it's neither all "the West's" responsibility …
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Comment #48540211
I'd say Greek culture heavily influenced colonization of the world & this has, in large part, led to dualism being implemented systemically , which drives supremacy-based thinking.…
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Comment #48528653
It's performative because resolving it would require the end of the governments within the "West" and replacing with reindigenizing governance. Supremacy is at the foundation of th…
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Comment #48528144
And saying so will get you downvoted on here most times. To anyone downvoting, show us the depth of your reasoning for it?
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Comment #48527435
It's racism that fuels this comparison with value. I'm living in a yurt and would gladly trade it for a mud hut. Humans are currently threatening most life (including our own speci…
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Comment #47773815
I'm neither naming nor deifying any specific cultures. I'm identifying infinite categories of relationalities. So what is your actual point?
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Comment #47773804
The idea that I said something so dualistic like that or that actual caring ways couldn't possibly include healing sciences learned are both delusional projections and a form of di…
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Comment #47772451
And the default civilization is violent. So let us return to the matrilineal, matrifocal ways developed by those who created and nurtured life before we had a language that covered…
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Comment #47601936
I wonder what the relationships between the grammar of a language, what it can compute, how it encodes, and what the minimal parameters/structure for reasoning looks like...
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Comment #47432061
It does more describing work than what the word "judge" is doing here. So much so that it's controversial.
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Comment #47424713
Why does this comment get voted down? Which part are people against hearing/reading about? Is it the fact that the USA is an empire, the fact that its own journalistic efforts are …
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Comment #47405806
The tech community props up these regimes by continuing to serve their tech needs. Everything is political in this day. Toxic is saying politics needs to be kept separate. If we ca…
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Comment #47302642
A "good economy" is one that isn't compulsory. One that doesn't require enslavement and genocide. One that doesn't require oppression. One that is aligned with the environments it …
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Comment #47302099
I'm excited to see tooling of this nature and scope. Looking forward to seeing similar tooling oriented around all human needs so we can start tracking the meeting of needs to bett…