@Proud_Saxon4@RWgorilla Elves had multiple episodes of kinslaying from the coveting of the silmarils, they knew what can happen when one lusts for an object. Now imagine what would happen with an object imbuded by Melkor's sorceror, diplomat, and disciple of Aule.
@teortaxesTex The antisocial choice is still red if they prefer to control their death/life. Picking blue puts their lives in the hands of others, red guarantees they get to live and die closer to their terms. A fatalist analysis means a society that picks red is doomed, collapse is inevitable
alright time to blaze it with $420,
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I think many people forgot how raydium launches work;
-team needed to fund liquidity pool from their pockets, which they put 42 SOL (approx 4000$)
so it's not your usual token, which is why it's valuable,
-imagine spending 4000$ just to launch a token, that's the determination and proves it's not just another slop launch,
-no creator fees
-no cash back
-no bots farming the chart
just like old days
big fuck you to pump fun
@thisissu__ @escapefrommelos Late Spartan society was not the popular image of a pure landowning aristocracy. Hegemony over Greece and trade with persia allowed wealthy Spartans to engage in trade and consumption that wasn't possible. The fact that they were mostly women was a parculiarity of spartan society
@thisissu__ @escapefrommelos Aristotle's analysis of weakness of the Spartan System is accurate if we do a close reading and apply his principles to other cities without gender emphasis. The concentration of wealth/power to a shrinking plutocracy led to prioritization of plutocrats at the cost of the state
@thisissu__ @escapefrommelos But if we take Aristotle's analysis of plutocracy undermining state capacity and will, it makes more sense why a predominantly aristocratic land owning society dominated a merchant Republic. When wealth is not tied to the land, there is less incentive to defend/conquer it.
@thisissu__ @escapefrommelos If we were to compare Aristotle's argument to the idea that a trade industrial city should be superior compared to a landowning aristocracy, then we would be unable to explain the dominance of Rome over Carthage. By all accounts Carthage was the superior city in wealth and power.
@thisissu__ @escapefrommelos Likewise, Sparta had a large number of freemen population that contributed to trade and craftsmanship. Freemen population was comparable to the helot population. Spartan society was not just the Citizen/helot dyadic that is often portrayed.
@thisissu__ @escapefrommelos The argument that Spartan militaristic aristocracy was inherently unstable and prone to collapse ignores the hundreds of years of previous existence and hegemony over the peloponnese due to Excellent Spartan diplomacy rather than sheer military belligerence.
@0xGeeGee@0xAnteater 1960s -2000s was the AI ice age. Neural nets as a concept was invented in the 60s or 70s. Only when Moore's law induced processing power was sufficiently advanced did AI really take off.
@Rafi_0x@MetaDAOProject I think $Umbra and $Omfg can start taking mindshare. they both solve problems on chain: Umbra privatizes transactions so people like @himgajria can ape with people pocket watching him and Omnipair allows efficient capital usage of long tail assets, increasing onchain liquidity
People calling @MarcellxMarcell and @himgajria on chain jeet rapists as a reason to avoid the coins they are in are doing themselves a disservice. Don't forget these guys held fartcoin and Pnut to their final conclusion. Yeah sure cabal blah blah name a coin that ran without one?
@Legal_Fil Hell we hate China and US more than India, who have been sending assassins to kill Canadian citizens + unprecentedented levels of anti indian racism. I find that remarkable.
@Legal_Fil 1% difference is within the margin of error. Canadians dislike China and US equally. A few years ago Canadians disliked China by double digits more than the US. Trump really blew it.