humanspiral
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- Comment on EuLeR iS nOT a PHySicIST 4 hours ago:
hmmm… I was going to go with continuum mechanics as that seems made up. Maybe Euler contributed something to Lagrange.
- Comment on 2 days ago:
to be fair, I’d assume the same meaning. Just because the answer you’d prefer is “you stupid moron, this phrase have never been uttered in human history, and so no one has ever a right to make it” doesn’t mean I’d prefer that response from either AI or a person.
- Comment on How Saturday night ended 3 days ago:
Girl version…
Guys who thought they could get it: 40
Drinks gotten: 37
Gotten it?: No fucking idea anymore. - Comment on tall tails 5 days ago:
That is one cute beaver pic on the left. PM more of your beavers.
- Comment on What is it called when you believe the U.S. political parties shouldn’t exist? 5 days ago:
The Russia had declared that its goal is to return the borders of the Russian empire.
That is an outright falsehood that would be exposed in democracy. Even idealist “Reconstitution of USSR” implies zero military threat to non-deranged non-propagandists.
But then, it turned out that the Russia does not care about losses.
They of course care about losses. Hopefully, you are not taking Ukrainian claims about their losses with any credibility. Not submitting to demonic evil is a very high priority for Russia. Dead, nuclear incinerated, Finns being more useful to world than the territory of Finland should be your primary concern with your rulers and the lies you repeated from them.
In May 2022 the support for joining NATO was around 80 %
All of it based on programming that the US is not 100% responsible for nazification of Ukraine and starting the war they wanted 100% started. The corrupt tyranny of Finland that dooms its people to destruction based on this genuinely absurd lie, has corruption so strong in their CIA devotion, that Trump’s extortion and 5% of GDP as military spending US tribute gives them 0 pause in their fascism over you. Similar brainwashing levels apply to Canada, but we’re lucky to not pose enough of a threat in our evil that requires nuclear annihilation of our population.
- Comment on What is it called when you believe the U.S. political parties shouldn’t exist? 5 days ago:
I’m not sure why you’re taking Vietnam war as an example, as it’s an offensive war and for example Finland has no plans to do anything like that.
The US instituted a mandatory draft to fight that war.
one out of 8 inhabitants will be in different forms of military service. There’s no way we could pay an adequate salary for that many soldiers.
Finland joining NATO is joining offensive military operations to diminish Russia. Finland was much much safer before. That media propaganda is permitted to claim Russia is not defending itself, or has no right to object to demonic supremacist attitude that it needs to be destroyed/divided, and privatized for pittances to US dominated financial interests, is an extreme affront to reality and humanity. Any Finnish media that says anything to the contrary could be nationalized for more pro human pro Finland prosperity mandates, and it is only liquid democracy that has a chance to not allow CIA bribed/threatened politicians to not pillage or suicide Finland for CIA diminishment value. The only threat to Finland exists from joining axis of evil against Russia. Liquid democracy offers chance to appeal to non suicidal/stupid to preserve Finland and citizen prosperity.
Yes, Finland security does require citizen training in guerilla sniper tactics for self defense. No, that security is destroyed by joining axis of demonism. CIA can compromise every politician and media in your country ultra cheaply. Not possible under liquid democracy.
- Comment on proportional reaction 6 days ago:
(‘bar’,:‘foo’)&({~ 5&< )
- Comment on What is it called when you believe the U.S. political parties shouldn’t exist? 6 days ago:
Paid young adult mandatory military training/service is an entirely reasonable policy where if pay is high enough, enough old people will force the young to do it. Even mandatory “go die in vietnam because domino theory will destroy capitalism” can have more old people force the young into draft. Though obviously, exposing those reasons to kill our youth makes the vote less favourable.
If such an amount of people knows about our military strategy, so does the Russia.
Our military slave numbers are public.
The extreme cost of maintaining offensive and diminishment operations is the first thing likely to be eliminated in favour of cash dividends to voters. There can be constititutional limits on what can never be voted against. Legitimate defensive needs/preparation of the nation would be covered. Funding a proxy war on Russia or Palestine or Israel would come from personal individual donations rather than forced social budget support. Constitutional limits against offensive war propaganda are just as important as defense preparation.
Maybe there could be a restricted set of representatives that are allowed to vote in case we are attacked
There needs to be an administrator (President) to respond quickly to emergencies. Review of adminstrator behaviour after emergencies is a liquid democracy process. You’re right that genuinely required secrets (as opposed to frequent national security classified corruption and evil) would require private judicial review, but liquid democracy would select the judges.
- Comment on What is it called when you believe the U.S. political parties shouldn’t exist? 6 days ago:
Liquid democracy is crypto voting from phone or computer. There is no majority winning parliamentary representatitves. You directly choose your own representative, if you want to. That representative has as many votes as the number that were delegated to them. No necessary parliament means no parliamentary restrictions (based on limiting volume of bills to manageable amount)
I am already able to change my delegation after disappointment.
Liquid democracy lets you change it every day. Even if you live in a system where recall elections are possible, it is a lengthy process that requires significant cooperation and agreement.
why is an exception specifically regarding mandatory military drafting important?
You could directly vote against being sent to die. You might not care about a ski hill funding request.
- Comment on What is it called when you believe the U.S. political parties shouldn’t exist? 6 days ago:
And then I figured that “damn, this is actually the system we have right now!”
Not quite. Liquid democracy lets you delegate your vote to someone who either has the same love of skiing as you do, or same preference to give as much cash as dividend to citizens (UBI/freedom dividend) and a bias to reject frivolous spending without a ROI for your future dividend.
You can change your delegation after disappointment with vote on an issue, and can choose to not delegate your vote on a mandatory military draft proposal.
There is no concept of a parliament majority leader being able to block a proposal from being voted on.
None of those are close to what we have right now.
- Comment on What is it called when you believe the U.S. political parties shouldn’t exist? 6 days ago:
Anti-zionazi??? The single issue that determines candidates for office in both parties is loyalty to Israel. DNC approval more important than RNC. The Green party only ever saying/doing anything 2 months before elections is as close to proof of being a RNC vote splitting organization.
We have the technology for liquid democracy. Every citizen has the right to vote on every issue, or delegate their vote to anyone they trust, who can delegate further. Sure, an administrator should exist for purposes of instant reaction to emergencies, and subject to continuous confidence votes when out of emergencies, but liquid democracy is only actual democracy. What we have is who gets the most money/zionist media love to make them look good when kissing babies or making promises of improving lives, but just implement zionazi warmongering once elected.
- Comment on Clock logic 1 week ago:
Not to worry, we will use the Babylonian watt for mega-fortnights to come.
- Comment on Clock logic 1 week ago:
They had to pick a period where 32 bits would last long enough. If they had started with 64 bits, they could have used a start of time much further back.
- Comment on Clock logic 1 week ago:
1 metric second would be a little less than half our current second.
Global electricity output would instantly more than double!!!
- Comment on Clock logic 1 week ago:
technically that is 64 bit unix time.
- Comment on Kinesi Protein 1 week ago:
I vote for the Baptists!!! Yours sucks.
- Comment on The correct way 1 week ago:
What percentage of Brits would recognize the “distress signal” of hanging flag upside down?
- Comment on If orange Hitler is going to post AI images of him being a "hero", it seems only right to counterpoint his images with images of him bukkake'd by minorities, acting as a human toilet, etc. 1 week ago:
thumbnail link is broken, I just get this text thread reloaded.
- Comment on Scientific unprogress... 1 week ago:
These are monetizable inventions, that are allowed, when big money backs them. Climate fuckery threatens incumbent big money, even when it threatens the little people’s property values and cost of living.
- Comment on Say hello to Bary 2 weeks ago:
how much wobble does the earth add to sun? over 1m?
- Comment on Fishnet stockings 2 weeks ago:
dislike, but not downvoted. Hope I don’t see this again.
- Comment on That's an impressive drop. Any ideas why? 2 weeks ago:
trend was before any new abortion bans. You probably cannot consider men avoiding women, but that is likely a larger overall factor.
- Comment on You are stardust. 2 weeks ago:
You are golden.
It’s quite the songwriting feat. (Joni Mitchel, but CSNY great interpretation with gospel Organ part)
“And we got to get ourselves, back to the garden”
unifies gospel of bible and humanism. The 60s, being a period of extreme oppression of US men with draft for US empire domino absurdities, had many “principled songs”. This is the best one, not just specifically anti-war. Woodstock as a “principled humanist” gathering gained significance from this song.
- Comment on We've all been there 3 weeks ago:
That’s a pretty wide stance you’ve got there. If this were an airport with a republican next to you… a proposition would follow.
- Comment on leading ai company 3 weeks ago:
I thought Musk was in a ketamine hole when announcing lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI. Waking up briefly to add this legal argument is not proof of not still being in hole.
- Comment on If you are paying to use "AI", who are you paying and what are your regular usecases? 3 weeks ago:
I understand vscode is free, and can connect to free AI backends. I haven’t tried yet.
- Comment on Evolution: 🖕 3 weeks ago:
fact that old people are prevalent in human society is the proof that we are compassionate and loving creatures
It could be media/social programing from perspective of the wiser imposed on the foolish.
- Comment on Be Fast. Be Spontaneous. Don't Suck. Get Paid. 4 weeks ago:
the many outs on getting paid is a deal breaker.
- Comment on Caves of Qud wins the Hugo Award for Best Game or Interactive Work 4 weeks ago:
windows 3.1 was first widespread used version of windows. But DOS games still had graphics. Nethack is a great game that is simple enough to learn, but you have to die 1000 times to actually learn.
- Comment on Watching the American president shake hands with the second person wanted by the ICC as the world keeps becoming more unstable because of an increasing economic inequality 4 weeks ago:
The inherent problem with idiocracy is trust in media. Obviously every US war involvment within anyone’s functioning memory is demonic evil, but trust us bro, this one time, we’re totally the good guys.