Just a guy shilling for gun ownership, tech privacy, and trans rights.
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That’s true. I’m young ish and fully vaccinated so I’ve got a lot of years on humans from most of history.


Jesus would probably get on my nerves.
He never called people by their names and gave them weird nicknames and spoke in riddles like a guy who fried his brain on weed and LSD in college during an ethics class.


For all of human history, labor has always been a productive skill.
I can do labor in any era.


I can see how you’d struggle to find youtubers who aren’t sucking Musks toes if you’re watching AI news people and Russell Brand.
But trust me, choosing to simply consume content that isn’t so negative is the quickest way to find rational people.
I personally really like Alex O’Connor right now. He does a lot of engagement with religious and philosophical type people. He’s an atheist who’s just genuinely trying to understand.


Not specifically. I just remember how much Thunderf00t made me an angry atheist for a time and how unpleasant that was mentally.
Looks like he’s on a hyper Musk hate train now. Which while based I’m sure his content is still very toxic to consume.
And I don’t wish that on anyone.


I think a real hobby would help with your mental health…


Terry A. Davis’s story inspired me to try coding professionally.
Unfortunately coding professionally convinced me I’d have more fun in IT.


I want to be called out.
I love philosophy stuff and often I’ll start to form an opinion that’s a scientific or even problematic.
My lovely fiancé will often call out potentially shitty thoughts and I re-evaluate them.
What’s crazy is that, personally, I seem to know just as many “Can’t this guy take a hint” women as I know “I’m not good enough for him so I should block him” type women.
I legitimately know two women who had that concern, blocked the guy on everything, and he either made an alt or found an obscure social to DM them on.
Both are happily married and medicated for their anxiety now.


This feels like propaganda to get me to want kids.
I would take care of alt timeline me because I know what I would have wanted and how that gets me to here.


I mean if someone can conceive it then yes.
Personally I do think there will always be a “class” of some sort since even among career and financial equals I still view colleagues as a different class of human.
Like I’m a camp in the woods kinda human where my coworker is a take his car to a race track kinda human.
But that’s never the class that is being discussed.
A classless society is specifically one where someone doesn’t have power over you by some financial measure. A true meritocracy as there is no financial incentive to be in those roles since it is also a moneyless society.
Utopian? Maybe. Conceivable? Yeah I can conceive what that would be like and I want to strive for it.
Maybe its not important if its possible and its just important that there are people willing to work towards it or implement something like it in their own controllable way.


Is it a HUD or just a spy tool?
I gotta wear glasses anyways so it’d be cool if I can get like a pathing over lay with maps and maybe customizable notifications.
But video calling and just taking poorly framed pictures isn’t interesting.


If you haven’t seen The Last Kingdom I heavily recommend it.
https://thinkstoomuch.net/post/buyingagun/
I made this document a while back for new gun owners with the absolute basics.
Wall wart gang!


Fully Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism


Yeah that’s covered in the book and podcast.
Not in crazy detail but it is there already within academia.
The idea is that whatever hyper dense state of energy caused our big bang has caused others.
I’m just a tech guy so I can’t explain it with justice, but I heavily recommend at least scrubbing that podcast for when they talk about almost exactly what you described!
We go to a buffet by the lake.
Its honestly really nice not having to Cook, but it does feel quintessentially american to make someone else do it.