Western Governmentz

[SneakySecrets]

I mean we’re all controlled by machines.  Take a look at whoever you are around… or me.  But we’re almost always bred to be a farmers.  At least I am with my big calves and bowed legs.Like 90% of us normally would be meant to be just trudging behind a horse, lol.

Just going off some layman’s understanding of population and the history of food production and looking at the curve of human civilization…

It’s weird bringing up the whole thought that my life should have been better spent behind a horse growing food for people richer than me.  Makes me puke thinking of it.  But would that be better than a lifetime of feeding my data to some mega computer that controls the weather? Fresh air, blue skies, peace and quiet, get to fuck around with animals all day…

But if the weather turned one way or the other you starve to death….  Damned if you do, damned if you don’t?  🤷‍♂️  I guess that gets into the whole “underground man” look at the most common western worldview.

A sort of preperedicted dredging of this man-made muck of in acknowledged hollowness…

I guess there’s sort of an open nerve feeling to the whole thing.  An open air brain surgery that keeps digging in harder and harder.

I think we can either see it as a complete fusion with the machines or some sort of psychic/monitary war against us fought by knowing beneficiaries and a big-data-driven pawn. 

You can’t even describe what’s happening to society at scale and I can only think of the late Roman republic but with the internet and a.i. and fiat currency and ufo’s.

Not too concerned if you guys think I’m a crazy person, I’ve learned to regard most people as specially abled. No fault it, Im a semi-mentally deranged person talking on the internet to nobody.


I guess this is it, just an id directly translating to another’s, it’s gross and weird but fuck it 🤷‍♂️

[GODFACE]

We control the machines we are not controlled by them, they are our slaves

[JoseCansnake0]

My dog was trying to explain this to me just the other day

[breezy_again]

My dog was trying to explain this to me just the other day

RUHT ROH

[GardenSkater77]

It’s too late.


We may be designed for hunting and gathering but today’s billionaires are trying to live forever.

Would you really prefer an Ox and a plow?

I don’t know if you are interested in tribal culture but you may want to read some of the works of Claude Levi Strauss. Whenever I think about primitive man I think about The Raw and the Cooked. You too could drop out of society and go tribal. But could you really give up your comfort to change your reality?

Do any of have what it takes to truly effect change? In our own circumstances or in society ?

[SneakySecrets]

Would you really prefer an Ox and a plow?

Probably neither :  Not as I am now.  I’d  hate it haha.  But were all I knew was my horses and my hut and my land and my peoples, yeah, I could see myself doing it.

I don’t know if you are interested in tribal culture but you may want to read some

I don’t know if you are interested in tribal culture but you may want to read some of the works of Claude Levi Strauss. Whenever I think about primitive man I think about The Raw and the Cooked. You too could drop out of society and go tribal. But could you really give up your comfort to change your reality?

I’m saying we are the birth of a new species bruh. Soon (10,000 years), your ancestors (rich folk) won’t be able to mate with mine (homeless).

Do any of have what it takes to truly effect change? In our own circumstances or in society ?
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Probably not like 99% of us.  It gets really touchy real quick if you say any more

[GODFACE]

We all have the power to change the world, especially with technology, if you don't know how technology works that's your fault and nothings stopping you from learning. Look how easily I can change the world with technology

How about we invent a new cryptocurrency, one that can gain value from wallet to wallet transactions, let me ask chatgpt (technology)...

Creating a cryptocurrency that gains value through wallet-to-wallet transactions could be an interesting concept. Let's call it "TransactCoin" for now. Here's a basic outline of how it could work:

Transaction-based Mining: Instead of traditional mining where new coins are generated through computational puzzles, TransactCoin could generate new coins based on the number and volume of transactions happening on its network. Each transaction could contribute to the creation of new TransactCoins, which are then distributed to participants in the network.

Proof of Transaction (PoT): Instead of Proof of Work (PoW) or Proof of Stake (PoS), TransactCoin could use a consensus mechanism called Proof of Transaction (PoT). This means the more transactions a user makes, the more they contribute to the security and operation of the network, and the more they are rewarded with newly created coins.

Value Proposition: The value of TransactCoin would be tied directly to its usage and adoption. As more people use it for transactions, its value would increase, incentivizing even more transactions and fostering a positive feedback loop.

Scalability and Efficiency: To ensure scalability and efficiency, TransactCoin's network would need to be designed to handle a high volume of transactions quickly and securely, possibly utilizing technologies like sharding or layer 2 solutions.
Privacy and Security: Privacy and security would be crucial aspects of TransactCoin, ensuring that transactions are both private and secure. This could involve implementing advanced encryption techniques and possibly integrating privacy-focused features such as zero-knowledge proofs.

Community Governance: To maintain decentralization and community involvement, TransactCoin could be governed by its users through a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO). This would allow stakeholders to propose and vote on changes to the protocol, ensuring that the network evolves in a way that benefits its users.
Overall, TransactCoin aims to create a cryptocurrency that incentivizes and rewards transactions, ultimately driving its value through increased adoption and usage.

Now you can ask it create a basic code, or better yet use openai (coding ai) to create a code for it.

Bam, just like that you can change the world with technology, all you need is a good idea and the skills to execute it. Really all this boils down to what skills you have, and that's been true since the dawn of time nothings really changed.






 

[cucktard]

Google Murray Bookchin.

He has analysis and answers.

[botefdunn]

If you know what's good, you can live a life lavish beyond the dreams of medieval royalty. I know, because I do. Fresh fruit daily, hot water showers instantly, travel to distant lands for novel entertainment, 9 hours of uninterrupted, climate controlled sleep every night. I have all these luxuries and know enough to enjoy them.

[JM]

It’s deeply satisfying to work hard at something, and then reap the rewards of all the hard work.

Isn’t that what skating provides?

Bunch of sweaty, painful days to enjoy that feast of perfect 10 foot long kickflip back tails. (Or just a back tail period… if you’re not gifted)

[Ninj2]

You fools take life waaaay toooo serious and forget that it’s your trip. That’s it. If you want to see it as some negative dark shit like the government controls your life then that’s what your trip is gonna be. Instead of changing the world why not just work on yourself? That way you can wear them carharts and also not be a poser

[Uncle Flea]

Why is Socialism is only really working out in Vietnam?

Plz explain