I write about technology at theluddite.org
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I write about technology at theluddite.org
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When/how do you think capitalism will be defeated?
Why are cars getting bigger? A theory. (theluddite.org)
Honestly - How much will you sacrifice for a better world?
Confronted with the likelihood that we cannot achieve climate goals, confront socioeconomic inequality, and ultimately build a better world without significant personal sacrifice: How much are you personally capable and willing to lose? I mean this in the most earnest way possible. Acknowledging the likely possibility of working...
Duo out here teaching me the essentials (lemmy.world)
Is society becoming more fake ?
It feels like social media fakeness is seeping through into real life more and more. and every one is working harder on perfecting their façade ?...
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Yes, also Teslas (media.mastodon.scot)
Americans - I Need Help Choosing A Bourbon
I’ve got a mate whos a big fan of Bourbon. He’s tried all the standard brands like Buffalo Trace, JD, Jim Beam and Wild Turkey....
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Turn a plural into a singular to ruin the title of a movie, book or album
I’ll get the ball rolling:...
At what point is violence on a large scale justified?
I know this is a really vague question, but it’s been on my mind A LOT lately. I’m specifically asking about people fighting on behalf of a group that is subject to oppression of some kind. 3 years ago, with all of the protests in America that included violence majorly against property and minorly against people but were...
Luddite - Technology should be helpful and fun. Any tech that is not should be smashed. (lemmy.ml)
Because technology is not progress, and progress is not necessarily technological. The community is currently almost entirely links to theluddite.org, but we welcome all relevant discussions....
Barbenheimer and our Malleable Reality (theluddite.org)