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Since you appear to have skin in the game, I recommend reading Geert Vanden Bossche's latest post [0] on the long-term effects of vaccine mandates. He's been ostracized from the "e…

Because you're probably a good person. In California (and the US at large), good people don't reproduce at the same rate as parasitic people. It's easy being a parasite.

The US media made sure not to make that mistake again with Hunter Biden's laptop.

It's still encrypted over the wire. And Pavel Durov isn't exactly a bootlicker (see his history with Russia). That said, who knows who has access to Telegram servers.

It also suggests a strong selective pressure for uneducated, unproductive communities that do nothing but breed, take welfare, and vote.

> the raw material for solving any problem is found in problem solvers, not the ground. This implies that the quantity of "problen solvers" is more important than quality.

There used to be noble causes worth dying for. Now we scroll through feeds and pat ourselves on the back for increasing the average lifespan. No one asks whether these long lives a…

We're paying them to hoard zero-days. (And sometimes share them with our Israeli friends for hunting down Saudi journalists.)

Shame, I smoked a blunt 3 months ago in California. I'll try again next year!

> "One unfortunate thing about Black Power is that it gives priority to race precisely at a time when the impact of automation and other forces have made the economic question fund…

The statistics are pretty stark if you start with the incorrect assumption that "all men are created equal." This is, quite simply, not the case, and will never be the case. Of cou…

What would MLK say about billionaires using identity politics to distract the working class from any kind of solidarity? That's what I believe is happening here. A lot of identity …

> Essentially all American white people continue to materially benefit from a long history of systematic racism in America [0], including slavery, state-mandated and state-tolerate…

Yea, that makes sense. I'm wondering how it works with something like TikTok's Creator Fund [1] or Twitter Blue content creators (who might be compensated in the future), or even M…

Thanks for the details. I'm curious though, couldn't traditional publications just say their articles are "user content" and absolve themselves of all legal liability, like defamat…

> The groups argue the law, set to go into effect July 1, violates the First Amendment by compelling platforms to host speech they'd otherwise remove. I'm not an expert on this by …

I've had COVID, and this is why I will not get vaccinated, despite CDC recommendations. It's very creepy how they've buried treatments and promoted experimental vaccines.

I disagree. The market and political forces are too strong, the "misinformation" umbrella will always expand to fit the needs of the wealthy and powerful. When the stakes are high,…

Who would've thought that letting billionaires with international business interests censor scientific inquiry would end badly...

> Seriously made me chuckle. Yea, assuming someone had enough resources to create a powerful AI, they would also have enough resources for a hefty collection of unreleased 0days...…

I recommend reading Curtis Yarvin's recent writing on this exact topic [1]. [1]: https://graymirror.substack.com/p/there-is-no-ai-risk

Yes, I believe it's called God. Maybe one day we can find a formula!

> when the powers that be needed paintings by English-speaking white men in order to better colonize the cultural landscape. And here we are. The powers that be need foot soldiers …

It's genuinely concerning how 1:1 the Wyckoff pattern is for BTC at the moment [1]. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lhf_2gJJS1I

How do you account for it? Just give them more money? Rich African Americans commit crimes at a higher rate than Asians and Whites at the same socioeconomic level. Irish people hav…