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letslearntogether
3 years ago
Oooo nice! Thank you for sharing! These resources have been helpful to me: *For learning about cognitive biases: https://betterhumans.pub/cognitive-bias-cheat-sheet-55a472476b18 *For learning about logical fallacies: https://fallacyfiles.org/ *For a general textbook on critical thinking: https://letslearntogether.neocities.org/books/logic/weddle-guide.html
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goblin-heart
3 years ago
OOOH thank you so much for the links!! I will definitely add these to the resources list!
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goblin-heart
3 years ago
Thank you so much!! I figured since I'm reading them and taking notes anyway, I might as well share the knowledge! <3<3
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thefurnace
3 years ago
I love the concept of Wikidiving! It's pretty fun (also, Wikipedia is pretty great even for some serious research, since they tend to cite a bunch of useful sources in the references, which can be a helpful springboard). By the way I found something quite interesting and useful on the article you linked to (People's Park) so thanks for the indication as well!
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Thank you for providing me that special message, you've given me a lot of homework~ <3
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This mind-boggling investment company owns almost everything: https://sadgrl.online/blog/entries/monopoly.html
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letslearntogether
3 years ago
The purpose, history, and functioning of the majority of the social systems around the world is radically different from what most people probably think it is. The deeper you go, the crazier it gets. Take care.
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letslearntogether
3 years ago
This message will self-destruct: https://letslearntogether.neocities.org/letters/sad01.html
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bright-eyes
3 years ago
They would have started out as independents, but over time got bought out until everything is owned by one or two companies, or the person who started the company borrowed money from them but couldn't pay it back so they ended up taking the assets of the company off them, like Warleggan in Poldark.
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The change became apparent from the mid 2000's onward, but became a real problem in 2008 - fan sites and fan forums disappeared or became inactive, we lost free hosts like geocities, etc. I used to run a Star Wars fansite from around 2003 and by 2008, mine was one of the few that still around. It only changed because the company that I used as a host became quite bad and I was at uni at the time so I wasn't able to
give it the attention that it deserved. I do still have all the files and what-not, so I might be able to get it online again. Websites are also more complicated now as people try to use software they don't know how to maintain. The old web was much simpler.