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whymememe
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Comment #47799017
I agree but I’d like to add that people are definitely falling for PR, people are always falling for PR or no one would bother with PR
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Comment #47604200
Yeah pretty much, it’s a pretty tough to pinpoint what work actually is without paid labour.
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Comment #47598865
I mostly agree, but the whole worked only 15 hours a week stat is almost certainly not correct. It came from a paper that only counted time outside of camp as work, so time spent i…
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Comment #46183469
"Without any external pressure, multiple peoples concluded that settling and eating grass was preferable to being nomads." Portraying it as an individual choice is inaccurate. The …
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Comment #44548729
I have had an incredibly similar experience, including falling back into being convinced I was in a 'loop' when my mind was tired or on psychedelics. I've always found it interesti…
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Comment #44442085
??? I haven’t seen the narrative that Ukraine is winning the war for at least 2 years. You should maybe choose better news sources, there’s a huge amount of very accurate reporting…
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Comment #43411307
To be pedantic, it’s definitionally not reading. You listened to the book, you didn’t read it. There’s just an odd legitimacy associated specifically with reading - that people wan…
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Comment #43015035
That’s quite a controversial figure actually. The original paper that popularised this was the ‘Original affluent society’ paper by Marshall Sahlins. It marked a big shift away fro…
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Comment #42710278
Adam Smith is often used as symbol of laissez-faire capitalism but was explicitly a proponent for regulation in situations where the market failed, such as this one imagine. What y…
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Comment #41934642
I understand your point but all the resources and material goods in the world don’t matter if you can’t access them. > Indeed, we don’t have the technology to save people from them…
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Comment #41913354
The poorest? So the homeless opiate addict living under a city bypass is better off than King Henry VIII? Someone should tell them.