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We better pack our bags boys! They got us!

>there must be some mistake, I thought I was going to be mining coal in Alaska after the revolution
<TEACH THE FUCKING LESBIAN DANCE THEORY!

we doing both bc we freely associated #pwned

The problem with socialism is eventually you run out of other peoples' lesbian dance theories

Transbian polycules sound good on paper but in reality always fail and turn into bureocratic dictatorships



 

best fruit:
most overrated fruit:
worst fruit:
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>>810762
Try peeling them first.

best fruit: lately I've been enjoying avocados
most overrated fruit: banana
worst fruit: orange

>>810681
best fruit: mango
most overrated fruit: green apples
worst fruit: grapefruit

>>810681
Raspberries (or maybe blackberries. Berries in general are so so so umai)
Watermelon (even a good, really sweet melon is still just okay)
Cucumber
BONUS: most underrated fruit: cantaloupe

Best: Mango
Overrated: Strawberries
Worst: Red berries



 

leftypol's day of the sun edition
<if we dont have inbred monarchs ruling over us people will resort to cannibalism
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Jean Bodin
>Wherefore let us firmly set down and resolve there are but three forms of Commonweals, and no more, and those simple also, and without any confused mixture of the with another, albiet that the government be sometimes contrary to the state. As a Monarchy is contrary to a Democracy or popular estate; and yet nevertheless the sovereignty may be in one only prince, who may popularly govern his estate, as I have before said; and yet it shall not be for that a confusion of the popular estate with a Monarchy, which are states of themselves incompatible, but is well (as it were) combining of a Monarchy with a popular government, the most assured Monarchy that is

<As a Monarchy is contrary to a Democracy or popular estate; and yet nevertheless the sovereignty may be in one only prince, who may popularly govern his estate, as I have before said; and yet it shall not be for that a confusion of the popular estate with a Monarchy, which are states of themselves incompatible, but is well (as it were) combining of a Monarchy with a popular government, the most assured Monarchy that is

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<Jean Bodin / Dictators are Sufficient Proof that Monarchy is necessary for the preservation of society
>And what power soever they have by virtue of their places, yet Popular and Aristocratical commonweales, finding themselves embarked in any dangerous war, either against the enemy, or among themselves, or in difficulty to proceed criminally against some mighty citizen, or to give order for the plague, or to create magistrates, or to do any other thing of great consequence, did usually create a Dictator, as a sovereign Monarch: knowing well that a Monarchy was the anchor whereunto of necessity they must have recourse.

>The impunity of vices, and the contempt of magistrates in a Popular estate, does sufficiently show that Monarchs are necessary for the preservation of the society of mankind, seeing that the Romans who for the error of one Prince, had all kings in hatred, made a Dictator for the conduct of all their great affairs.


>So did the Lacedemonians in their extremities create a magistrate with power like unto the Dictator, whom they called Harmoste: and the Thessaliens, him whom they called Archus: as in the like case the Mityleniens their great Aezimnere; to whom the great Providador of the Venetians may be in some sort compared: finding by experience that an absolute power united in one person, is more eminent and of greater effect.

my bbc owns you royal niqqas


WE
WILL
STAND
FOR EVERFREE~



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Wh cnt we jst wrt wtht vwls if we rcgnz wrds atmtcll nwy (wll, myb wth xcptns fr 2-lttr wrds)?
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Gregg shorthand is like that kinda.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregg_shorthand


>>811085
The Semitic alphabets from what I’ve heard where mainly consonants

>>811085
pls g bck t twttr

>>810748
im not gay enough to understand this



 

We can't possibly "live in a simulation!!!111!!!!" because it takes more resources (either in the form of space, time, energy, or matter) to 100% accurately simulate a given real phenomenon than is contained within the phenomenon itself, and since phenomena are interconnected with other phenomena in the universe, even 100% accurately simulating a single phenomenon requires the metaphysical leap of isolating that phenomenon from other other phenomena in order to avoid having to simulate literally everything in existence. The computational power alone required to simulate an entire universe at real time speeds would require more energy than is contained in several universes. And even then there still might be a tradeoff between accuracy and latency, resulting in a simulation which does not produce results which are very predictive of reality. All simulations which are economically viable are inherently lossy, and all information, even information written in cuneiform on clay tablets 5000 years ago, is essentially highly compressed and lossy data which is meant to imperfectly reflect reality for some specialized purposed and nothing more. You cannot simulate all of reality. This is religious fantasy made to sound scientific.
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>>811357
Regardless, they can still be affected
If they’re incomparable to our own, why assume that the universe is a simulation then?

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>>811372
In Watership Down, the rabbits' god Frith is the sun. That makes sense that animals would be sunworshippers to me because my dog instinctively knows he needs to get his vitamin D(unlike people) we keep him inside most of the day because it is so damn hot(and even if it is not he hates being outside if we aren't with him) but when we go out he always makes sure to get his sunbathing in no matter how hot it is.

yes I know some animals are nocturnal

I don't fully grasp Cockshott's take in the image. Is he arguing that pontificating about consciousness and qualia is a waste of time since they are so nebulous?

Whether we live in a simulation or not is an entirely fruitless discussion, but yall don't seem to understand how an actual simulation works. Time would be part of any computation, so given your consciousness is also part of it, you could never perceive how time passes outside of the simulation; one second of simulated time could be equal to years of "real time" and you wouldn't know! There is actually a fun hypothesis by permutation city, which says once the rules of an internally consistent simulation have been computed once, its conscious inhabitants perceive it in perpetuity.
>OP Image
The absolute state of analytic philosophy!



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>mfw killing faggots or something

My balls pretty itchy rn

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I want to catholicottagecore maxx


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>billions possibly dying in the global south because of climate crisis is an acceptable price for progress
>but you should feel bad for euROPEans dying because of the current heatwave
…genuinely why should I?

Its like 1m or something fukkk off then?

>>811366
Unless youre European you shouldnt.

Because they have money.

Mods are pro crakkka



 

>your dad is in his deathbed
>he tells you about his hidden fortune of 10.000.000 bucks of fucked up blood money
>you need to let him clap your cheeks VIOLENTLY for him to give you his hidden fortune

what do you do
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>>807014
Kill him and take the money obviously. Nuqquh be dying n shit anyway right?

>>807014
I'm sorry I was distracted with thoughts of this hottie turning me into his knot pocket. Can you repeat the question?

>>811029
Would you let him stick his red rocket in your knot pocket for $10?

>>807020
euros use periods instead of commas as the thousands delimiter. conversely, they use commas as the decimal point

>>811040
Am I paying him $10 or is he paying me $10? Either way, yes.



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>For there are eunuchs who were born that way, and there are eunuchs who have been made eunuchs by others — and there are those who choose to live like eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom of heaven. The one who can accept this should accept it.”
>Matthew 19:12
So orchiectomy is based and christpilled?
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>>811268
<“While Origen was teaching in Alexandria, he did something that gave proof enough of his young and immature mind, but also of his faith and self-control. He took the saying, ‘There are those who have made themselves eunuchs for the kingdom of heaven’s sake’ (Matthew 19:12) in too literal and absurd a sense and he was eager to fulfill the Savior’s words and also to forestall any slander on the part of unbelievers for despite his youth, he held forth on religious matters before women as well as men. So he quickly carried out the Savior’s words, trying to do so unnoticed by most of his students. But however much he wished it, he could not possibly hide such a deed. Demetrius learned of it later, since he presided over the community there. He was astonished at Origen’s rash act.” Church History 6.8

This is why I don’t approve of young people being smothered with religion and being told to be “on fire” for God

Even when you’re doing right, you’re still patronized for your age, even though older people are just as prone to passionate dedicational acts.
Or, they’re not as dedicated but choose push that moral responsibility onto young people

>>811101
Many such cases!
We see it in Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, etc

>>811276
They were just jealous of Origen:
>According to Eusebius, his talents excited the jealousy of Demetrius, the Bishop of Alexandria, who cited his self-castration as a reason for refusing to ordain him as a presbyter (Eusebius, Church History 6.8.4–5). Nevertheless, when Origen left Alexandria in 216 to escape the ferocity of the Emperor Caracalla, Demetrius recalled him from Caesarea, where he had already begun to increase his reputation (6.19.16–19)


https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/origen/

>>811048
>black and white thinking in autism
Nice cope. It's actually allistic normalfaggots who think in black and white

>>811287
Tbf autistic people are like this as well but allists downplay their own neuropsychological flaws, always dismissing them as “schizophrenic” or “autistic”



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