Standing Up For Something
Zacha Fraccattacupholding at least a minimal sense of reasonability
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Europe is a theater of hate and unfathomable stupidity
Glenn Diesen covers it all, in particular the relevant pseudo-cognitive dynamics at play in the European mind, non-thoughts charading as thought. They’re not a component. They’re the entire mind.
See the Diesen speech and the eurotrash re...
Kakistocracy
…Well, you know, the military’s job is to take every threat seriously and uh to
contingency plan for it. The politician’s job is to figure out what really is the threat uh and if it’s a
threat and then send guidance. Um, at this...
Lively lunchrooms all across Sweden
We are ruled by mentally ill gangsters and their stooges.
They get away with it because people in general are less aware and less capable of thought than a bucket of dog shit.
“Putin’s got somethin’ on Trump,” said in lunchrooms all acros...
Ostracization is the most natural behavior
Impressive discussion but with an important aspect AWOL:
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Hello everyone and welcome back to neutrality studies. My name is Pascal Lottaz. I’m an associate professor at Kyoto University. And with me today is attorney and author...
Where awareness is absent
That distinction you make between interpenetration, like some inexplicable form… of earth pulled somehow up into a different substance, air, — “growing” doesn’t really name the pull — and the same form throwing sky down into the earth…
sky...
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