Best sci-fi writer?
/poll [Philip K Dick,Neil Stephenson,Robert Heinlein,Other (comment)]
Lockdowns and masks are not about health and they never were.
Revolution tends to lead to more of the same.
Subterfuge is better. Quietly disobey, avoid, exit, opt-out, build competing alternate institutions, and foster the underground until it's bigger than the above ground and becomes it.
Word on the street is Numpties might be doing a video today... @17294 you know about this? True?
The more I learn about virology, the more I realize know one knows how the hell viruses work, what they do, or even what exactly they are.
Only smart people can come up with truly horrendous ideas.
Teenage boys. You never see their face because they're always just staring lifelessly into the glowing light of technology.
How many times do I have to say, "Shut the fridge"?
Freedom is the best thing for your health.
That's tough.
I'm not big into speculative trading bc I have no comparative advantage there. However I do think I have an edge on knowledge of long term potential of bsv, so I hold it for that long range upside.
Just as Praxis was built as the incorporated version of my philosophy of education, Crash is the incorporated version of my philosophy of self-ownership.
The Crash Process is a way of owning your job hunt that starts with owning "Me, Inc."
I don't know that I've ever claimed that bsv as a speculative asset would outperform btc eth and others in near term. It probably won't. But its utility still unrivaled. We'll see how much that matters and when.
Probably a better outcome for freedom. Divided government. Conservatives might actually fight against some bad policies coming from a democrat.
No one in my meatspace experience is concerned about the election or Covid.
Everyone in my online experience is.
Some of them are the same people.
Imagine thinking there was such a thing as a non-fraudulent election.
I'm sitting on a stash of 100 million mail-in ballots for Jo Jorgensen.
Checkmate Republicrats!
Probably. Observing changes in the sky and associated changes on earth and saying "When this happens this tends to happen".
Astronomy adds the deeper theoretical component, which can explain why, help reduce spurious inference, but may ignore unexplained
It's a Pearl Jam kind of day.
Magic is more empirical than science.
