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capyhaus

1 year ago

Groundhog day rules because once a year everyone pretends to care about what some fat rodent thinks, and then goes about their life.

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capyhaus 1 year ago

The other day of the year that happens is my birthday!

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fabled 1 year ago

Hey... Phil's under a HUGE amount of pressure every year. He didn't want to be the Chosen One, having to predict the weather in the weird human ceremonies. I will always stand up for Punxsutawney Phil for handling things so well. I can DEFINITELY say I would not perform as well as him as a forecaster.

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capyhaus 1 year ago

I respect him but I think he leans too hard on his family's legacy as an excuse to slack. Dude has been wrong so many times but still gets to have a silly ceremony about it...

daliwali ouroborista

1 year ago

i read your summary of Nick Land some time ago, quite impressive amount of research! i had simply dived in headfirst by reading Fanged Noumena years ago. you have an intuitive understanding of this dark (under)world that humanity inhabits...

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letslearntogether 1 year ago

...and particularly prescient considering the connections between Peter Thiel, J.D. Vance, Curtis Yarvin, et al.

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letslearntogether 1 year ago

The "fourth industrial revolution", "social impact investing", and "effective accelerationism" are being used to rationalize the creation of "network states" filled with "smart cities" as a form of "technofeudalism"/"IT-backed authoritarianism"/a dystopian "technocracy".

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letslearntogether 1 year ago

Meanwhile, "conservatives" (through "Project 2025") and "neo-nazis" (through "The Great Replacement" ideology) are being treated as the "useful idiots" for bringing that plan to fruition within the U.S...a "world in chains" scenario shortly thereafter.

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ouroborista 1 year ago

yeah, i deeply despise living in the timeline where the NYT is interviewing moldbug on the trajectory of statesia. The depressing part being not that they are interviewing him, but that they are right to do so. As for those concepts being used as rationalisation, i don't think they are. Lying about what you're doing is different from rationalising it...

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ouroborista 1 year ago

and i doubt many of the critters in question are coherent enough to actually have values in any meaningful sense. They're not being duped into cooperating with the technocapital singularity, they're profiting myopically and they do not have any non-myopic goals to be betrayed.

ouroborista 1 year ago

As for the neo-nazis, i don't think they deserve quotation marks. They are what they are and so they too may get their temporary boons. Sure, they'll be disenfranchisedand in time shredded, but fascism has always been a death-cult and as benjamin astutely noted, they aren't being tricked by aestetics, *the aesthetics is all they care about*.

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ouroborista 1 year ago

The outer-right trifecta, if things go by Land's design will doom the rest of us *before* they start tearing out each other's throats, though pythia will not care about the order in which her blood-sacrifice was spilled. Dreadful. The degree to which these freaks fascinate me is not worth the pains of living in a world in which they are worth writing about. Such worlds are fragile.

ouroborista 1 year ago

But thanks! information's important to not be caught off-guard and lose battles that mustn't be lost. Run fast, bite hard, save what needs saving and kill what tries to kill you

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1 year ago

big changes to the site are in progress! i've started posting game reviews & news posts to the site, as well as a lightly updated layout...! https://smudgebap.com/

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smudgebap updated their site.

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