Turns out Musk's starlink satellites are raining out of orbit at a rate of 120 per month and each one produces 30 kilograms of aluminum oxide which eats away at the ozone layer and these oxides have increased 8 fold in the atmosphere since 2016👍
Anyone who believes and accepts labor for survival requires constant suffering and death shouldn’t be trusted, and if they insist upon it and move to force this way of being onto others then they’re dangerous and unnecessarily violent, and should be treated accordingly
@daringlucile 😂 Lots of angry anti-communists in the comments who apparently think “trade” cannot be conducted by cooperative or state enterprise, or who attribute Cuba’s economic failure to communism. Funnily,
Cuba has a 0.7% poverty rate, next to the US’ 11%.
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Computers decisions can be interesting. I was really interested in the early deepmind ai that saw dog faces in everything
But computers don't dance with you. There isn't an underlying meaning to be communicated. It's interesting the same way rock formations are
@resonant_body@G1YGAS There is an obvious contradiction here, and people who notice it are called “sad Twitter people” lol
1: Time is strange
2: Love transcends time
3: Love is good
4: Love and self-discovery are good
5: Abusing people brings out their talent
@ok_but_still His hoodie symbolizes a melancholy: the faded white lettering of a Patty’s logo against an indefatigable emerald background color represents
@ygzgzot@Kuhle_Wampe The state said "we dont want people speculating on houses instead of living in them" and then ordered the central bank to stop investing in real estate firms and to invest in industry instead. Then the real estate bubble deflated, and the production sector grew, like they wanted.
Crazy how an engineer and a stay at home mom were able to buy 34 acres of wildneress in Ohio; while the Shawnee tribe had to wait 184 years to buy back 70 acres theirs.
@0x_ale Thought this was a toilet bowl and a small lil dookie floater. With someone who went apeshit on the lid with a magic marker. Highest moment of my night.
weird how slaughterhouse dismemberments never go viral
almost like people only pretend to care about labor abuse if they can use it to justify supporting the meat industry
A laundry list of CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: Slavery, child labor, contaminated products, preventing access to non-bottled water in impoverished countries, illegal water-pumping from drought-striken Native American reservations, price fixing, union-busting, deforestation.
learning about the Nestle baby formula lawsuit in college was a life altering experience for me. Maybe the first time as a young person I realized Companies can do Bad without consequences. Nestle caused hundreds of thousands of infant deaths and people don’t even know about it