When billionaires preach "abundance," remember that the richest man in the world killed the poorest children in the world just for the LOLs.
And if these AI fascists get their way, most of us will join the starvation class.
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When billionaires preach "abundance," remember that the richest man in the world killed the poorest children in the world just for the LOLs.
And if these AI fascists get their way, most of us will join the starvation class.
@Mayobrot @riz0me @bubbles I can't base a discussion on libertarianism on what a random guys says on YouTube, sorry. We are talking about ideological concepts that have centuries of background. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarianism_(disambiguation)
Btw, what the guy says about fashion has a name, that was very fashionable :-) 5 or 10 years ago: social signaling.
Oh, many things that give purpose. Recognition among peers, friends, team mates. Enjoyment of interacting with people that have interesting things to day.
Many of us maintain blogs for decades, updating them as technologies change, spending hours and days to make them look prettier, to load faster, to be easier to read, for no profit, only those little joys. (2/2)
@riz0me @bubbles
@riz0me @bubbles There may be many ways to interpret “libertarian culture” on the Internet, but for me at the core is freedom, privacy, distrust of centralized control, self-sovereignty. The web is social by definition, at the very core we have links that connect content and ideas in ways never before possible.
> the profit motive […] what else is there… (1/2)
It's a decade since Brexit, so a decade since I left the UK, after having lived there for about 20 years
Putting my rights to the vote was enough of a red line for me to scarper but, given the British tendency to vote for radical change, I expected the outcome
Haven't returned since, even to visit