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Boosted👍🏽… because every American citizen should see this and read it twice.
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@VeroniqueB99 also, they are not 'elite' they are leaches.
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@VeroniqueB99 Historians will probably be more stunned by the fact the American Empire got away with pretending to be a Republic for most of its existence and no American ever questioned that meticulous #psyop
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@VeroniqueB99 @bmacDonald94 thanks, silicon valley ☹️
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@VeroniqueB99 Historians will probably be more stunned by the fact the American Empire got away with pretending to be a Republic for most of its existence and no American ever questioned that meticulous #psyop
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I know why the equivalent holds in India. Hindus literally worship money. I mean, they physically put currency notes on an altar and bow to them in worship. To these folks, if you're rich, surely it's because the Gods favor you. Poor Indians want to associate with and be around the rich, in the vague hopes that some of that God-favor/money rubs off on them. So robber barons like Bezos and Gates are like respected gods to them. Indians will bend over backwards to accommodate them.
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I know why the equivalent holds in India. Hindus literally worship money. I mean, they physically put currency notes on an altar and bow to them in worship. To these folks, if you're rich, surely it's because the Gods favor you. Poor Indians want to associate with and be around the rich, in the vague hopes that some of that God-favor/money rubs off on them. So robber barons like Bezos and Gates are like respected gods to them. Indians will bend over backwards to accommodate them.
@purrperl ...you are correct... it's sad fir such a spiritual country...
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@purrperl ...you are correct... it's sad fir such a spiritual country...
It's a complex mix. A whole lot of India's historical and cultural legacy was erased, systematically and deliberately, by the British, who reduced this highly prosperous country to poverty. India was so prosperous that some Italian dude got lost in his boat, trying to find it, and colonized another continent instead. Letters from British rulers, like Macaulay, speak in very clear terms about how to break the moral spine of the colonized people by eradicating their true history.
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It's a complex mix. A whole lot of India's historical and cultural legacy was erased, systematically and deliberately, by the British, who reduced this highly prosperous country to poverty. India was so prosperous that some Italian dude got lost in his boat, trying to find it, and colonized another continent instead. Letters from British rulers, like Macaulay, speak in very clear terms about how to break the moral spine of the colonized people by eradicating their true history.
@purrperl True... which I guess also explains they're also uber far right... I was very surprised to learn that.
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@purrperl ...you are correct... it's sad fir such a spiritual country...
Funny how the world views India through rose-colored lenses, with mystical aura. Exotic land of elephants, snake charmers, and fakirs. Maybe no place is more spiritual than any other.
I'm loving Japan, where I now live, because it's well suited for introverts. Americans in general, are scary extroverted, and insist on making mindless chitchat. Introverts prefer being left alone.
"I hate who deprives me of solitude, without in exchange, offering me true company."
~ Nietzsche.
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Funny how the world views India through rose-colored lenses, with mystical aura. Exotic land of elephants, snake charmers, and fakirs. Maybe no place is more spiritual than any other.
I'm loving Japan, where I now live, because it's well suited for introverts. Americans in general, are scary extroverted, and insist on making mindless chitchat. Introverts prefer being left alone.
"I hate who deprives me of solitude, without in exchange, offering me true company."
~ Nietzsche.
@purrperl How very true... I loved Japan but I'd never live there as a woman. Every Japanese lady I've met in Europe said the same. No way they'd stay in Japan... heavy yoke.
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They keep turning their backs on fish to chase large mammals. I guess the winner last season successfully hunting a moose made everybody believe that's the way do go. They're catching 10+ pound fish, and yet, dropping everything to worry over a moose in the distance or musk ox sign.
Amos understands the assignment, though. He's got ten+ pounds of smoked fish stockpiled.
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10th day of #grayscaluary
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@filobus @las_lallero è un'identificazione politicamente molto carica (vedi la campagna russa per specificare “Repubblica Sovietica” ogni volta che si parla dei Paesi che dall'URSS se ne sono scappati appena hanno potuto).
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@danielcuello Eeh, le cose belle sono effimere…
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@ddmgmgh wow, what atmospheric situation creates this effect?
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Among my 2026 work goals I've got:
"Promote and adopt AI to improve workflows"
Of course. I will improve workflows. My AI of choice will be hand-coded scripts with a bunch of ifthenelses in them.
Malicious compliance is what you get when the goal you want me to reach is just a bullet in your half-assed todo list.
#AI #maliciouscompliance
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@uriel
L'uccisione del ragazzo a Rogoredo.
La polizia era lì per "un'operazione straordinaria programmata".
Mi chiedevo il nesso tra una cosa straordinaria e una cosa programmata...
