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god damn people on this website are bitter lol

filing this one under "who cares"

looking at the world today, the disintegration of liberal capitalism, the prevalence of the newer Chinese authoritarian model, populist leaders being elected across the globe, I se…

hahahaha the dilbert guy?

well i guess that's it then. no problem solving to be done here, let's just continue on with a system that produces mountains of unnecessary waste, and keep our best minds working …

im talking specifically about waste that was supposed to be recycled. From the UK, the majority of it isn't. It's incinerated in China, or more and more, we send it to them and the…

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The book "Capitalist Realism" by Mark Fisher is very, very appropriate here

Hey here's an idea: Maybe read a book. Some good fiction. You're going to get stuff in your head either way, maybe at least make it good stuff.

Cannot abide laggy scrolling

I don't think "the tyranny of the majority" is really the problem.

I don't understand, so basically if you're homeless or don't have a bank account, or if you're not in the workforce for one of a million reasons, you don't get a say at all? Am I m…

Oh wow yes please.

s/date/lesson in how to not sexually harass people

Really cool projects all round.

I've never been a big fan of the "it would be OK if they all just went away" line of thinking.

The jury's out on whether or not this is "true", as macroeconomics tends to not be an exact science by any means. What strikes me is how comforting the idea is for us as the wealth…

I agree but the idea of "voting" here can be extrapolated into striking, attending protests, etc. as it's really a stand-in for the idea of "making your voice heard", as opposed to…

>Stop voting. Being "apolitical" actually turns out to be a pretty naïve stance on politics. There's a great David Foster Wallace quote about "protest by non-participation" like th…

I'd love a promo code if they're still going (fareeddudhia@gmail.com)! The app looks great.

Pretty good work for a 12 year old. I'm assuming he's 12 because most people grow out of this kind of humour early in the teens.