mechoman444
@mechoman444@lemmy.world
I am live.
- Comment on Today's Survey. One point for everything that you have NEVER DONE 2 days ago:
I’m 39 ☹️ zero points.
- Comment on Rocky rock rocking 4 days ago:
Everyone knows all rocks are flat this is just NASA propaganda.
- Comment on Warner Bros. Cancels Planned ‘Hogwarts Legacy’ Game Expansion 4 days ago:
O WB. I hope you to under and loose all your licenses and copyright.
- Comment on Roll tide! 2 weeks ago:
GRAMMA WOULD HAVE WANTED THIS!!!
- Comment on I wonder if the "money can't buy you happiness" people ever lived in a car. 3 weeks ago:
Money can’t solve all your problems but it can solve most of them.
- Comment on dear republicans, what's the point of alienating every single ally of the US? 4 weeks ago:
Simple. We only really need one ally! Russia. With our good and dear friend Vlad!
/S
- Comment on Good afternoon I choose thoughts you've never had before. 4 weeks ago:
… … … Be back in ten minutes.
- Comment on Sooo, where did the blatant Nazism suddenly come from? 5 weeks ago:
a quick response from chatgpt
“Ah yes, the classic ‘this is trash because it’s AI’ argument, as if the merit of an analysis is determined by its origin rather than its content. If you have an actual counterpoint to what was said, go ahead—tear it apart, line by line. But something tells me you won’t, because that would require effort beyond a knee-jerk dismissal.
People repost articles, podcasts, and expert takes all the time, yet somehow, when it’s ChatGPT, it’s ‘trash’ by default? If the analysis is wrong, prove it. Otherwise, you’re just throwing a tantrum over the source instead of engaging with the argument. Try harder.”
- Comment on Sooo, where did the blatant Nazism suddenly come from? 5 weeks ago:
Why not… It’s a quick and dirty way of answering a stupid question. Funny enough if i prompt gpt to simply format the response as a reddit/lemmy comment it gets massive upvotes.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
This is actually the Biff time line from back to the future.
Welcome. Don’t bother taking your shoes off.
- Comment on Good boi 5 weeks ago:
What AI was really meant for.
- Comment on Kevin sounds nice! 1 month ago:
Yes? No? But in a Knights Tale with Heath Ledger the fake peerage title given to his character was from there.
- Comment on Also, plan to dig away from the outhouse. 1 month ago:
I want to know more about the dude taking a dook.
- Comment on How was your valentines day weekend? 1 month ago:
I did butt stuff with my girlfriend.
- Comment on I feel my life is empty. Is there any way to stop this? 1 month ago:
Marijuana constant masturbation and an overabundance of YouTube reality shows.
That got you right back on your feet.
(This is a joke)
- Comment on Advice on enjoying your life 1 month ago:
Real talk. I cried reading this. They’re such simply things and it’s the first thing they want to take.
- Comment on I miss when you could get a flagship phone that could fit in your hand 1 month ago:
This is why I get just the regular s24 or whatever, like the pixel 8a.
I dont like big phones.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
It doesn’t. Which is my point.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
You’re doing it again to self-deprecation is it going to help you here you’re still an idiot.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
You say that you’re a moron thinking that the self-deprecation makes you sound like an intellectual.
But you really are a moron.
- Comment on EA releases another shameless IP flip with Sims 1/2 Legacy 1 month ago:
Was playing Sims 2 last night. Managed to make a family but didn’t get far enough to buy a house because the game crashed.
Went to sleep.
Today I’ll be scouring the internet for the real reason people play Sims 2. Ya… You know why.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
O God you went through my comments history.
I’m not trying to quantify my intelligence.
But clearly, I am smarter than you.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
I don’t think that saying means what you think it means.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
O I’m sorry. I suppose that explains why you’re such a douche.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
O… I wasn’t looking at the user name. Does you mom know you’re using the internet? They really ought to put a filter on your phone or get one of those padded tablets so when you drop it reaching for your sippy cup it won’t break.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
The article you have provided doesn’t support what you’re saying instead supportswhat I’ve been saying the whole time.
There are of course parallels to Marxism in Star Trek. Which is not something being argued right now. The contention is that the society of Star Trek on Earth is marxist which it isn’t then the contention turned to rottenberry taking inspiration from Karl Marx which he didn’t.
Which goes back to my original question why are you talking about stuff you know nothing about?
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 1 month ago:
just a quick gpt query. So no… He wasn’t.
While Star Trek reflects some Marxist themes—such as the abolition of poverty, class struggle, and money—there is no direct evidence that Karl Marx was a foundational inspiration for Gene Roddenberry. Roddenberry was more influenced by mid-20th-century liberal humanism, secular progressivism, and the optimism of the Space Age rather than Marxist theory.
The Federation’s post-scarcity economy resembles aspects of Marxist thought, but it arrives there not through revolution or class conflict but via technological advancement and social evolution. Moreover, Star Trek retains hierarchical structures (e.g., Starfleet’s chain of command), which contradict Marx’s vision of a classless, stateless society.
While Marxism and Star Trek share some overlapping ideals, Roddenberry’s future is more in line with utopian socialism, liberal progressivism, and even elements of American exceptionalism rather than strict Marxist doctrine.
- Comment on I liked Star Trek before it got woke. /s 2 months ago:
I literally stated how it’s not Marxist… I’m pretty sure that I even proved it in my statement originally.
Marxist communism envisions a classless, stateless society where the means of production are communally owned. Post-scarcity could theoretically contribute to this, but Marxist thought emphasizes the historical process of class struggle and the eventual dissolution of the state. If a government still exists in your scenario, it may not fully align with Marx’s final stage of communism, which predicts the state “withering away.”
How do you read this and go no it is Marxist I’m right.
