sharkfucker420
@sharkfucker420@lemmy.ml
- Submitted 17 hours ago to greentext@sh.itjust.works | 0 comments
- Comment on Insomnia 2 days ago:
It means our knowledge of their ancestry cuts off at that point. Anything else is speculation without additional information.
- Comment on Insomnia 2 days ago:
Paleobotany my beloved
- Comment on Anon reads horror 6 days ago:
It would have been so easy to just not write that part. Or her character like that at all tbh
- Submitted 1 week ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 6 comments
- Comment on ISSPissTracker 2 weeks ago:
I think so yeah
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 27 comments
- Comment on We're so back 2 weeks ago:
The andes strain has been around for some time and can be transmitted from person to person but it requires long term exposure and liquid exchange. If it spread it would be very slow to do so.
- Comment on Fission 3 weeks ago:
They would never survive urban life given their susceptability to disease
- Comment on You okay babe? 5 weeks ago:
I can’t tell if you are being sarcastic
- Comment on You okay babe? 5 weeks ago:
Haha, you should try using the median income to adjust for outlier skewing (the income of business owners)
- Comment on You okay babe? 5 weeks ago:
Okay so I was gonna respond sooner but I was super baked and unable to answer this when I saw it last night.
You should read Wage Labour and Capital by Marx for some added context, it is short.
Basically the value of a commodity is calculate by c + v + s. c being constant capital (the value of the means of production that has been degraded to create the commodity, hard to calculate without good info), v is the amount of paid labor, and s being surplus value is the unpaid labor.
To calculate the value of your labor all you need to know is the constant capital used to produce whatever commodity you produce and the value of said commodity. By including your wage as v you can calculate the surplus value and then compare them to see what share of the value you produce you actually recieve.
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to [deleted] | 2 comments
- Comment on Anon works for Amazon 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on You okay babe? 5 weeks ago:
Sheesh, if that doesn’t radicalize someone idk what does
- Comment on You okay babe? 5 weeks ago:
Haha, its usually more than that. Especially if you do manual labor and don’t have a union. Friend of mine was receiving 6% of the value of his labor after we calculated it.
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to [deleted] | 8 comments
- Comment on Autism 5 weeks ago:
Fuck we are at 3 now???
I haven’t updated since beta and honestly that explains a lot
- Comment on The City. | Historia Civilis 5 weeks ago:
His video on work is also super good
- Comment on Autism 5 weeks ago:
:3
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- Comment on Personalized Political Spectrum 5 weeks ago:
No worries, take your time
- Submitted 1 month ago to [deleted] | 4 comments
- Comment on Personalized Political Spectrum 1 month ago:
To be clear I am not trying to argue with you here I’m just curious what you think.
What part of what I said have you found to be untrue? What sort of interactions led you to this conclusion?
- Comment on Personalized Political Spectrum 1 month ago:
The biggest similarity is that we are both willing to use violence to oppress our enemies. The difference is that the enemy of communists are our oppressors and the enemy of fascist is whoever they decide to not like at the moment. The ultimate attack on capital (communism) is materially different than the ultimate defense of capital (fascism).
Fun fact though, liberalism also supports violence (or at least passively accepts it) as long as it is mostly external. We don’t get to choose non-violence. You can attack the people doing violence, join the people doing violence, or accept the people doing violence.
- Comment on They cannot see the things that will hurt them 1 month ago:
Don’t get me wrong, I love the Spainish anarchists. Their story is very romantic and inspiring. However, they didn’t exactly succeed no? The Spanish put up a solid resistance to fascism but in doing so they had to abandon quite a few of their ideals. I mean they had labor camps yk? They had to a build a semi-state apparatus in order to survive and I think that really undermines the message here.
- Comment on average red state university 1 month ago:
there were signs all around my uni that said “dump your socialist boyfriend” for like NO reason 😭😭
Are you on my campus or is this a common thing?
- Comment on Good luck figuring it out since it also doesn’t come with man pages 1 month ago:
Its actually a red panda iirc
