Ass, philosopher, Phd from Autodidact University. Assigned Ass at Birth. Here to make you think. Founder of @cortheory. Best account you could follow.

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Yearly reminder: If Canada got Thanos snapped out of existence, global CO2 emissions would still be higher year over year. Canada's emissions are inconsequential to climate change Climate change policies are devastating for Canadians
“We will keep fighting for a BC that not just protects people from climate change, but stops corporations from creating it” Wow. We really need to keep activists out of politics. This is nuts.
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Zero day discovered in COBOL. You heard it here first.
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Thread 👇Josh lays out a one of the Counter-State's principle Lines of Effort.
INSIDE OUTSIDE GAME Or, “How ops get run on the U.S. Government.” >> knowing what signs to look for as the Marxist/Effective Altruist/DNC midterm “October Surprise” takes shape. 1/
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Be Like Stalks…… open.substack.com/pub/thepal…
This is the spirit inflicted on the West ever since the Great War It is the politics of egalitarianism, the wretched idea that all who are more capable than their fellows must be cut down like tall poppies to avoid offending those who they are more capable than It is destroying us, making excellence impossible to cultivate and achievement ruthlessly punished rather than celebrated We will not be great again until every vestige of this is expunged
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So many women are sharing their rape fantasies of Michael Tracey with Michael Tracey. It’s a weird new paraphilia that the internet just generated in 2026 and I’m here for it.
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I just want to warn Texas that if Talarico wins we'll be forced to put this on shelves.
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The data collection is building the cybernetic organism! Remember the secretary and disciple of Henri de Saint Simon, August Comte’s famous, foundational aphorism for positivism: "Savoir pour prévoir, prévoir pour pouvoir." (Translated as: "From science comes prevision; from prevision comes action" or "To know in order to predict, to predict in order to control.") Comte argued that by discovering the immutable laws of society (science/modeling), we can foresee future trends (prediction), which allows us to direct and organize society rationally (control). The specific terminology of "modeling" is a modern addition from the fields of data science and control theory— model predictive control. Friedrich Engels used the phrase "the administration of things", adapting it from Henri de Saint-Simon (who was Comte’s academic mentor), In his 1880 work Socialism: Utopian and Scientific, Engels famously wrote about what happens when a communist society successfully transitions away from capitalism: "The government of persons is replaced by the administration of things, and by the conduct of processes of production. The State is not 'abolished'. It dies out [withers away]." Humans were part of the “things” to which he was referencing. When Engels spoke of replacing the "government of persons" with the "administration of things," he envisioned a communist utopia. Modern technocracy realized the "administration of things" by governing persons through data. This is what builds the internet of things—internet of bodies- Internet of bio-nano-things, and internet of everything. Today's technocrats use predictive modeling to control outcomes and at the rate we’re going, especially with the capabilities of AI, the cybernetic organism will have so much data that it could make China’s social credit system look like utopian freedom in comparison!
Ladies and Gentleman..........this is what your apple watch and other "wearable tech" are doing.... You're cattle. Give them enough data and you will never know you didn't make that decisions you made. Agency, do you still have it? Are your thoughts your own? It all started with free emails.....FFS people.
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Replying to @Leooo_l0
That black box under the hearth is a classic 1960s British coin-operated prepayment gas meter. You inserted shillings to release gas for the cooker and hot water. Common in modest rented homes like this one. Photo of the Pownall family kitchen in Oldham, 1 June 1962.
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The Bible warns us what types of people to avoid:
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You guys really want me to sell these, huh?
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Yea im sure when they made the comic book mud man batman movie their main priority was "yea but what about diversity tho?" As if black women have never portrayed doctors before in the history of cinema. Im sure thats the correct answer.
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Ever since Charlie Kirk, the mainstream leftist psyche has fully embraced lethal violence against anyone they deem far right. "We are the only party who is equipped to stand against the Conservatives and their existence."
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“It’s not about Communism.”
French communist admits why they are REALLY protesting… “We are socialists, we are communists, we are anticapitalists,… the whole system must go!”
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Trey (Phish), Les (Primus), and Stewart (The Police) had this little side band called Oysterhead for a while. Will add a live clip in the thead. Odd/funky
Quel immense batteur ! ;)
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Alex Soros is cheering an election where the man running used his criminal defense lawyer (that he made a Supreme Court justice) to reopen the polls for 2 extra hours across the country. Many polls in the conservative areas already had their machines shut down and could not reopen. If this happened in America, I’m sure Alex would be stoked if Trump did the same thing, right? 🙄
Lula Lula Lula! Congrats to Brazil for standing up against authoritarianism once again! 🇧🇷 ⚖️✌️
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I want to share a deeply personal and heartfelt message about an issue I face regularly. I was born in India and have been living in Canada for the past 13 years, where I am now proud to be a Canadian citizen. Despite building my life here for over a decade, I frequently experience a complete lack of basic respect in public spaces simply because of how I look. Too often, people make immediate, negative assumptions about me before I even say a word. In restaurants, servers assume I won't tip. In public transit lines, people expect me to push or cut ahead. In everyday interactions, there is a pervasive stereotype that I will be cheap, pushy, or try to take shortcuts. It is exhausting and humiliating to be judged by these generalized tropes. While some individuals may behave poorly, it is unfair and deeply damaging to project those behaviors onto an entire demographic. No group is a monolith, and every person deserves to be treated as an individual. A few years ago, I traveled to Georgia. Throughout my trip—from immigration checkpoints to taxi rides—I faced cold, skeptical treatment. It wasn't until I mentioned that I live in Canada and showed my Canadian documentation that the dynamic suddenly shifted and I was treated with courtesy. While I was relieved to be treated well, it left a bitter taste in my mouth: Why should basic human respect depend on proving my nationality rather than my humanity? It breaks my heart to see how generalized prejudice and stereotypes are impacting South Asian people globally. It is frustrating, sad, and unacceptable. I share this not out of anger, but out of a hope for greater awareness. We need to stop viewing individuals through the lens of harmful stereotypes and start treating everyone with the fundamental dignity they deserve.
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I have no idea if this is legit or not. I couldn't tell you if a gun was put to my head lol.
🚨 BREAKING: Leftist Brazilian President Lula has been DECLARED the winner of Brazil's presidential runoff, DEFEATING conservative Flávio Bolsonaro Yet ANOTHER rigged South American election in favor of American-hating socialists. The lack of USAID funding made this SIGNIFICANTLY closer than it was originally supposed to be, though. Lula WINS 51.75% to 48.25%, a margin of about 4.3 MILLION votes, with 99.67% counted. Keep in mind, Lula's former personal lawyer, now a Supreme Court justice, extended voting at polls still open after a request from Lula's campaign. Flávio's campaign had asked for more time in some cities, too. Flávio's father, Jair Bolsonaro, is a STRONG ally of President Trump. The establishment MACHINE in Brazil got exactly what it wanted.
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