Perhaps all the above could be summed up by “Capitalist Greed”…??? 🤡 🖕
No. It’s can’t. And you’re actively hurting your efforts by attaching high school edgelord bullshit to it.
Corruption has been a seriously problem everywhere, forever, and does not care one bit what words the ruling party uses to express themselves. None of what is happening right now is restricted to nations which call themselves capitalist.
I wish
MSM are actually the only people I’ve seen do that.
It’s shocking how many articles I’ve seen in recent years with only one or two sentences.
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They’ve been known to literally lock people in their factories, and even put up suicide nets to prevent slaves from killing themselves.
I feel a certain amount of schadenfreude every time I see someone finding out that propaganda doesn’t actually produce real convictions.
and water use
Fucking “journalists”.
I don’t understand how streaming became so popular
Have you ever found yourself using someone else’s PC for some reason and they’ve got 20 browser toolbars, 3 anti-viruses and no ad blocker, and they’ve just been using computers that way forever, thinking it’s perfectly normal?
Yea, some people have extremely low standards.
Was Magic Mike just a flash in the pan?
Humans know what humans are like, so this shit falls on deaf ears among the general population because it’s so obviously wrong. The problem is when kids who are still trying to sort out up and down get exposed to it, as I did when I was younger, and end up buying into rubbish ideas like believing that it’s totally okay to ignore your physical health. Thing is, I’m strongly predisposed to having a strong physique, and while I’ve learned that I should personally embrace that and work hard on my body, I spent a lot of younger years working directly against my own self because the media had convinced me to shun traditional beauty standards.
In 2025 everything is just a messaging problem to these goons.
I love a good Hawaiian hotbox!
“Almost overnight, the school fees went up from £55,000 per year to £70,000. The increase was shocking, but not entirely unexpected,” Moy says. “Ultimately, I believe, the education provided and the sacrifices we will have to make are worth it.”
So they readily admit it’s a fair price, but still felt the need to complain to the media?
interesting considering how it spawns some of the most foul and evil egregors out there
From what I’ve been able to “map out,” The truth of this world is that we are descended from some unknown source, taking a great many steps to get here, as dust collects and takes on new forms over and over again for trillions of years (at least). The artificial world we have created through deliberate effort, however, began when we started counting the cycles of the sun and creating systems built upon that cycle. As a result, it seems entirely impossible for anything wholly within that artificial world to source materials from anything further back in time than when the system was first created. For this reason, real people who actually do go beyond human society and explore the forgotten dimensions will be capable of creating far more, and far greater things than those who hide themselves away in safety and only consume products.
I’m pretty sure this has a lot to do with why society has been (seeming) excessively tolerant of bad behaviours; because so long as they can be harnessed, the benefits of learning about the pre-human world are immense.
Edit: I realize I got off on a tangent, but what I wanted to say about the quote is that, for the reasons I explained, when people do things entirely within the ‘artificial’ world, they still have impacts upon the real world even if they don’t perceive it, which is where I think those egregors come from much of the time.
While studying in STEM I noticed that at least a few techniques we use in modern computer construction are, in significant ways, really (highly) refined techniques from much older ages. It got me thinking about how we learn things, and I figured that quite a bit of what we learn is from observing the natural world and noticing things which are interesting/unusual, such as noting that ore exposed to intense fire will melt/evaporate the metal out of the rock, purifying it.
Ever since then I’ve been paying much more attention to the world, and found a great many rare circumstances which led to interesting results, such as one morning when I woke up just as the sun hit the perfect angle off a mirror and onto my lashes, to cause a cascade of rainbows right in my eyes. Just a few days ago I was lucky enough to enjoy a very unusual weather combination, where it was raining fairly hard at the same time as a very hot sun was in a clear part of the sky. The combination of cool rain and hot sun at the same time was very odd, but greatly enjoyable while exercising.
It’s really quite something just how much more there actually is in the world when you keep an open mind and open eyes to go with it.
Yea… if the temperatures anywhere on the surface of the Earth got high enough to melt a car, I feel like we’d be extinct.
I hope you can understand how extenuating circumstances such as yours aren’t the norm.
An indoor cat wouldn’t stand a chance. The lack of experience is an absolutely enormous barrier to overcome, and indoor cats really struggle a lot if they ever get lost outside.
Wow. Cool it with the antisemitic tropes there bud. /s
Clean rooms are classified by the particulate count measured in the air. The extremely sterile atmosphere is achieved significantly by controlling the airflow strictly (out vents in the ceiling and in vents in the floor). You still will accumulate dirt in nooks and crannies which are difficult to clean properly, which doesn’t actually cause the room to fail particle counts.
I’ve had arguments with people in simple little games, where the points barely matter at all, because some people get upset if others don’t play for pure efficiency.