It’s wild, right? Almost like infinitely compounding upward growth is not realistic
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As more people start to grow up in the fucked climate, they will see it as the norm.
This is aside from all the misinformation and disinformation being thrown at everyone.
Showed this information to my boomer mother who then asked my also tech illiterate step father what he thought.
“We don’t send sensitive information through texts.”
The ignorance almost physically hurts… Thinking that only the actual message content is important.
Or ignoring the pictures we send and the private things I talk about with my mom.
Do I think that specifically my information would be useful to China? Likely not. But I also have no idea what all is possible with that kind of information in the aggregate.
At the very least, I assume they will use it to manipulate us even more with disinformation.
Same with teeth.
Sure, I can live without them but everything becomes harder and worse and there’s an awful period where you could probably die from the infections as many people used to.
But those are luxury bones covered by other, separate insurance, as though it is not related to my health.
They will probably barely care even if it strikes down their own children. They will cry and say it was God’s will and overlook that it was preventable
I keep telling my friends this. It was incredibly simple to do. And you can start with only a couple smaller 1 or 4 TB drives and still end up starting a decent collection
It’s sad how true this rings.
And I’m not sure how much other people understand about how thick the bubble is that they’ve been submerged into.
I’ve become the same. I’m now that person seeking out more obscure and underrated gems from anywhere in the 30s through the 90s. I hate the thought of all this cultural collateral damage disappearing forever.
And again, the information came from the University of Zadar, not of Bradford.
Here’s a link to their facebook post where they told everyone about it.
You can absolutely criticize the sensationalism of them using the word city in the good.is article and I agree. But to say that it is a “total fabrication” when there’s roads, tools and signs of human habitation is a bit of a stretch.
I only posted this in news. Not sure why you commented twice and both were basically saying the same thing.
Directly from the article
“To their astonishment, it was a 4 to 5-meter-deep structure offering clues to a settlement almost identical to the one in Soline. They also dug out several Neolithic artifacts such as flint blades, stone axes, and fragments of wood on this site.”
I’m not personally saying that one building is a city but it’s a start.
They never mention the university at Bradford, but speak of the university of Zadar, so I’m not really sure why you linked that article that is related but not the same.
I remember the EPA inspections when I worked in pest control. They were basically a joke.
My current favorite search engine. Just pick one that’s running out of your country or close to it. Hope it works as well for you as it does for me.
I never said nor implied anything about any other system. I spoke about capitalism.
They haven’t overthrown shit.
This is what capitalism is and what it always leads to: siphoning all power to the top small % of people.
I hope the penalty is being drawn and quartered in Times Square live on national television