"Just as man is governed in religion by the products of his own brain, so, in capitalist production, he is governed by the products of his own hand."
Karl Marx, Capital, Volume 1, The General Law of Capitalist Accumulation (pg. 772, Penguin)
@AlwaysAnAnomoly@Keithzgg9 Going right over whatever the hell you mean by plastic trees, you seriously think being next to the ocean means *zero* humidity?
I cannot fathom the idiocy of blaming wildfires on poor forest management and that has somehow become the prevailing American opinion. Bleak outlook for the future scapegoating for climate change disasters.
@ChrisCWright1@DevinGoure So– no formal reply to Mccorquodale as my original point stated? Remarkable.
And at risk of making yourself look any more foolish than you already are, maybe don't pretend I'm asking you to give me an APA 7th ed citation when I want you to support your claims
@ChrisCWright1@DevinGoure No, you didn't mention the two Chomsky essays. You vaguely alluded to their existence and have refused to properly cite them. If you're this averse to academic discourse, maybe you should grow up.
@ChrisCWright1@DevinGoure "I won't support the specific claim I made about Chomsky's reply to Mccorquodale but I will vaguely gesture at other cognitivists and the poverty of the stimulus argument"