/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>810325
There isn't, and you're treading a dangerous line even considering that there might be.

fuck you, we are in a gender war and I'm the only man brave enough to say it loud in this place

>>810442
I love women and I’m man

>>810338
>single childless and pretty
Heh funny how you mix in that men shpuld be raising other men's children as a complaint against men. You guys can't help yourself but go over the top with your contempt.

>>810307
Let me guess:
<You are a "transbian" on hrt to replace your evil male hormones.
<You are into femdom and want to be castrated by a biological female just like in your anime comic.

>>808871
This you? You dont look half bad. How many months on E?

>>808912
guess?

>>808756
>Why do people with gender dysphoria looks traumatized
This is one of the bad side effects of treating trans identity as wholesome chungus self affirmation. As if being trans is no different from being a goth girl or growing out your armpits.

>>809117
Id say a bit less than a year. 8-10 months maybe. Im not an expert though and im not trans so dont be mad if im wrong

>>809762
cause its not a machine. a perpetual motion machine is supposed to be a man made machine that is capable of generating energy infinitely with little force applied to it, like vid related but not fake. the sun isnt a machine and grabbing its energy is too hard to actually change anything about our society, whereas if these machines could work irl theyd probably make energy so cheap we'd be swimming in it

>>809782
You meant to say a machine is a man made object that uses energy to do work.

I view the sun as a machine, but naturally made. But then again, that may be my anthropocentrism acting up

Also are you saying the perpetual motion machine in the vid is fake?

Also, I don’t think perpetual motion machines may be an actuality because nothing lasts forever. Mass and energy are limited

In order to generate perpetual power, it requires something else to change its physical/chemical state. Unless you have a way of capturing byproduct material that can be instantly reverted back into fuel.

>>809302
>it's true in the abstract therefore it's true in the actual
no man

Bump for more interesting discussion

Are perpetual motion machines actually a thing?

It sounds like alchemy

>>810131
>How is the system managed 'irrationally'? What are the 'incentives'? How do they lead to 'irrationality'?
i mean these are all pretty basic marxist stances though, arent they? thats one of marxs main points in capital

Tbh it doesn't matter the "style" of capitalist managemebt and how rational or irrational the capitalists are, the irrationality is in the "necessity" of an accumulation based economy and the way everything is set up to facilitate that.

Also tbh marx didn't deny the possibility of a peaceful transition to socialism in some countries if the capitalists wisen up

>>809839
Bourgeoisie are not in control capital itself is. Its the only entity with agency.

>>809865
not a meme, izza poast

>>810131
you expect things from a post that it was obviously never intended to deliver. e.g.
>There are 'incentives' for every fucking living being on this planet. Hot tip: it might have to do with material conditions
yes: but "material conditions" is familiar to every poster here, while i am quite possibly the only leftypol user who will tell you to look at incentives. part of my purpose is to invite people to look at the problem in a new way.
>Then you proceed to shift the topic entirely.
because that's a reply to an entirely different post! someone said Keynesianism was a better way of managing capitalism, so there was an extended digression about why this isn't the case.

i may return and do a fuller response, but i am not convinced it is a good use of time. first of all, you've replied "line by line" in a bad faith way which makes a well structured response impossible, second of all you're clearly not very good at it. there are "no concrete examples" of "overregulation" you say, right before getting mad at a concrete example about airline deregulation which - and i know this requires you to draw a very obvious inference - must have been overregulated if deregulating it was a good thing. "what are the incentives, how do they lead to irrationality" - this is answered at length if you keep reading! the incentives are for legislators to focus on tax cuts that benefit incumbent firms over deregulation which benefits new firms! this is like you reading an essay that goes "this paper will demonstrate x" and immediately going
>This paper will demonstrate x
<HOW? HOW WILL IT DO THAT?
read on! read for the year! read on! read a little! i'll read on!

given this, trying to address any of the complex points (like the distinction between an evolutionary and a planned process) would be a doomed endeavour. so the only points that feel worth addressing (because they are quite brief and easy) are:

• fuel efficiency: in a marketplace where the government sets ticket prices and restricts competition so that airlines are always profitable, the relative advantage of buying more expensive, more fuel efficient planes is lower than in one where airlin

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>>810286
>porn/non-porn
???

>>810297
First I wanted to post about porn subs but I realized SFW subs have suffered the phenomenon too

>>810184
this is the browsing usapol experience

Men with cloakas

“Incels” have no sense of self. They’d rather let themselves be harassed and patronized by mean girls for a crumb of pussy

bitches be yapping

Not but seriously though, holy shit why do women yap so much.

>>810276
Women complain about men being loud but they themselves are just as boisterous.
They also complain about men being too tight lipped

>>808571 things can always get worse

>>808517
TBP cope.

>>808571
Probably not as bad as a heroin addict, let's be real

>>808546
that's the stupidest shit I ever heard, don't do smack
>>808549
My best trip was when I took 3 grams in 2011

>>809956
Why leave 1 billion people alive?

>>809970
I think it refers to the golden billion.

>>809971
Is OP imperialist?

>>809970
Ok kill 8 billion people then

the ruins of the city of lagash are on the right side of the image

Lagash actually sounds like a name of an ancient city. Umma, like what is that, was it founded by monosyllabic cavemen?

>>810099
Makes sense for one of man's first cities

>>810036
<This Urukagina, who assumes the office of Lugal of Lagash at a time when his southern neighbors have already adorned the banks of the Nile with the first pyramids, may not be the first reformer. He’s the first documented reformer. He is the first of many who will put the wellbeing of the entire worm ahead of the wellbeing of a segment. He can see that the greedy profit-seekers, who are a mere section of the whole, have been distorting the cadavers coherence, its very ability to move, by eating up all its entrails. He proclaims that the vipers “shall not gather fruit in the poor man’s garden,” they shall not reduce Sumerians to zeks.

<By placing the welfare of the entire worm above that of its swelled segment, this reforming Lugal, like many of his liberal successors, unleashes forces which overwhelm him. Relying on his memory of earlier stages of the worm’s existence, he presumes to know the best, or most just, arrangement of the worm’s segments.

<The first Urlugal presumed to know the hierarchy of the gods and got away with his presumption because the gods were already weak and dying.

<Urukagina doesn’t get away, because the segment he attacks, although by definition dead, is not weak. Retribution takes the form of an invasion from Umma. Urukagina is swept out of office by Lugalzaggizi of Umma. Urukagina is killed, so are his liberal Ensis and most of their zeks, and Lagash is razed to the ground.

• Against His-Story, Against Leviathan by Fredy Perlman
  
  

Looks like the reformers having been eating shit since the start. Well they all got conquered by Sargon anyway.