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I feel like a few people on #diaspora need this message. I get a lot of differing opinions, but more rarely does anyone just ask "what do you mean by that?" People even used to call me an AI.
I noticed memes expressing a common attitude that a discussion is to be "won", like who "wins" a discussion and how to. Although I think debates are to exchange views, just to know what kind of views are existing.
Should I explain though? I don't know what @unmittelbar had in mind. But as to what the guy in the video says, it's about different people talking with each other, with their different views. But that's become a bit rare here, I think. People don't listen but broadcast and propagate. Maybe like that?
Too much verbal diarrhea...I tend to no longer want long verbal discourses... at least not with the general public. If I find someone who is open to discuss things more (one on one or small groups) I will engage.
I'm also aware of wasting breath on those who are "not open" or who are "defending a particular stance" etc
Now, it's know when to speak, share or "hold my tongue". I don't always get it right 🕊
Maybe it's the language barrier, maybe it's the fact that people have different opinions but don't recognise each other, but it's a fact that a few of us around here have noticed. The refusal to discuss - or to discuss in the way the other person would like - the refusal to debate... It even goes so far that many of us are blocked if we come to 'pollute' their post with a contrary opinion... When the whole point of this kind of place should be to get us out of the isolation of each other... Surprisingly, the few who agree to debate are mostly on the opposite side to me...
I totally agree with you, @Kosmogrammaton ... I think it's important to let people know that all opinions exist and that, to go further, there are multiple paths, multiple games for approaching existence, as many as there are individuals who want to get to know each other. We don't defend our own, we present it, we expose it, we make it known, thinking that it can be useful to others? Just as this or that thinker may correspond to this or that temperament.
Thousands, I think, tens of thousands? Forgot. I mean, any group or institution that somehow wants to manipulate people doesn’t stand on the street corner with leaflets anymore or bribe filmmakers or what. They go online, of course.
Yeah...I have compassion for people who don't want to stop and listen to someone. The situation got full of dregs because the best parts are constantly imbibed by the fuzz or the AI machine.
Surprisingly, the few who agree to debate are mostly on the opposite side to me…
this comes as no surprise. The advancements proposed in the video come from listening, and so often a debate is about proving each other wrong. The fewest people can realize that our words come from emotional expressions which intellectual arguments, no matter how right, will never ever solve.
Indeed. We have the ability to discourse, but instead a few people reduce our stated opinions to likes when they resonate, and just stating another opinion when not. I've seen much worse in D* in the past years...it's good these days. But the point is we should listen to each other. @L'intrus you ask such good questions, I'm still synthesizing my ideas into comment-appropriate responses to this and this.
Würde und völlige Wertlosigkeit haben etwas Unerwartetes gemeinsam: Beide entziehen sich einer klaren Berechnung. Sie lassen sich nicht fassen oder exakt einordnen.
That doesn't mean that good approaches to thought don't exist, but rather that they won't do a lot for an intellectual person, even one with right ideas, if they don't know themselves first. And this means emotional awareness.
@L'intrus my transcendental approach is to advocate for the existence of transcendentals. however not to approach them directly all the time. dignity is an example of something that must be approached, reached in estimation of each other, before we are truly capable of founding a worthy society. however transcendental truths require settling the stirred pot of emotions and convictions until the resonance of what remains, our truest essence, can sound out of us and find the path of best fit. so these are not accessible by force or in many cases even by word.
therefore i tend to see the "many paths" perspective as a derived truth which misses the point that we all walk the way, but the way walks back -- there are paths more accommodating of, for lack of a better word, natural law. and as in the case of dignity, there are human paths better than others, which are to be followed for the sake of our larger intentions, like community or society.
I don't understand much of what you're saying, except that it sounds vaguely religious and that you think there are many wrong ways and only one right way for everyone... How sad... Fortunately that's not the case and, despite the dictators of thought, we can't deny diversity both between species and within each species. I don't know what dignity is - and don't see any point in knowing, any more than honor or pride... I don't believe in a solution that's good for the whole community, for the whole society? That's called dictatorship. All you have to do is open your eyes and ears to realize that everyone is different, that everyone wants to find their own way, which may have nothing to do with their neighbor's way. Some dream of family, some of money, some of security, some of independence, of freedom, of love, of revolution, of religion, of crime, of forgetting, and so on.
@L'intrus Much more recently I started contemplating how the biosphere operates, beyond limited current scientific thinking, this does not mean to say what scientists are discovering is not valuable, just limited... until they discover the next new bit of information which opens the box of "limitations" again.
What I currently realize is, that every life-form - trees, animals, fish, fungi, bacteria (I'm not sure where viruses slot in), from the "bigger picture" are all vitally important to the harmonious unfolding of the future of this Earth, except humans seem to be the ones who are "out of tune" (so to speak).
@iam-elegance thinking about the nature of the non-dual baseline reality can give people a lot of ideas--i try to propagate the principle which leads us to convictions, but not necessarily convictions themselves...unless they are based in this categorical imperative: that the manner in which I come to them is itself reproducible by my species (as they are human with intellects and as they are living beings in a nature-dependent world). So the will to change is relative to my static neurology (and my spirit's acquisitions in past lives--for those who believe), either way I need to choose to let change become a force in my life, therefore the will to change.
I don't know if nature abhors a vacuum--it seems to fill them rather...even the void is really just quantum potential fluctuations. vacuums are relative.
Looking back my "same person" comment seems naive 😀 but in this light, the self as a vacuum held apart in a manifestation space, with energetic decisions as rafters... 🍐 🍋🟩
@unmittelbar maybe we are different species within human bodies and because we find ourselves embodied within "human casings" - that causes us to "limit ourselves to the human dilemma as a human body"?
Have you ever looked into the "scientific concept" of ABIOGENESIS??? How did life on Earth begin??? Utterly fascinating!!!
The other more contemporary "imaginarium" is the movie "Lucy" (quite a few years old and yet, because we are ultimately dreamers, whether we realize this or not, it is all relevant... 🖖
@L'intrus the video suggests older people to listen to younger people, because they have knowledge. You inspire me to extend it based on my knowledge.
I listen to religious people, because they express symbolic wisdom which is soothing for the religiously evolved brains of humans: for the sake of emotions and in case there is a deeper significance to symbols.
I also listen to atheists, because they often focus on real-world problems, which informs me about worldly concerns. In short, atheists often know better where the problems are, but also usually blame religions or stupidity for the problems. I think religious symbols help people with emotional issues, and so I benefit from listening to both sides...what you misinterpret as dictatorial will is really the attempt to remind people that underneath our activity is a powerful source-consciousness which helps us find the paths of best fit, and that these paths are for more than just individuals since they come from the same source. Meditation offers a way to access this by resolving to remain still, dissolving our minds for a time and letting everything go. Religious people do something similar so often, they are rightly criticised as abiding the terrorism of the present society in manufactured bliss. However consumers and atheists do it too, they just melt themselves further and further into their own minds, rather than into the symbolic layer which exists over the source consciousness. This is how I understand it...I am trying to point out a categorical approach to common enlightenment which does not hate individual paths, but rather reminds them to tune themselves regularly to a higher will, and also abide in the knowledge that oneself is not to be taken so seriously as to get offended or angry.
the attempt to remind people that underneath our activity is a powerful source-consciousness which helps us find the paths of best fit, and that these paths are for more than just individuals since they come from the same source.
And where does this statement come from? What is this source? I don't understand much of your mysticism. You seem to pigeonhole people into a very small number of simplistic categories: religious, atheist, consumer... When there are lots of other ways. I don't believe in a higher will. Sorry, but I'm totally impervious to your religiosity. My example is Diogenes, my practice is Cynicism (kunicism), the opposite of all that.
good to know! there are some philosophies which will always be true for themselves, and I underestimate their ability to self-convince.
to me the categories are for your benefit as they are said for the purposes of discursive reason, which relies on arguments. to me these are patterns on the quilt which covers all humanity. we can only dignify what we know, so i open up to discursive reason the comparing and contrasting of different life-choices by humans, but it is very hard to release people from the bondage of categories -- for this reason I spend some necessary thought-energy in every sociological sphere bringing the knowledge back to the base of our common humanity.
Is there even such a thing, except by consciously agreed upon "beliefs" (cynicism, religious, atheist, religious, philosophical, mystical, sociological etc) or "tolerance" - ideologically we don't agree and maybe it is better for you or me to sidestep each other, except we can still INTEND that we each have-experience the most beneficial lives we each can experience.
i think the only proof of common humanity comes when we pause abiding by reason and experience silence, stillness, and other forms which transcend discursive intellect. It’s not something which I would seek to argue by example, but rather indicate as accessible by other means than reason. If we share the notion, we can begin to gather evidence – but it is indeed a basis one reaches by prerequisite.
Even if we can see how symbols recur in different human cultures, the pure knowledge of our commonality does not need to be believed by humans to make them human: it is accessed by transcending or sublimating what distinguishes us as humans: our intellect. So paradoxically the basis of our common humanity is divinity, and by definition this is common. I resolve the paradox by stating: it is our privilege to have knowledge, for by virtue of releasing ourselves from its burden we return to a “naturalness” which is oneness with existence: this common basis I call divine, yet the unique human aspect I call transcendent knowledge. So what binds us together is the ability to return from source to and with knowledge and develop it in the collective experience transcendence–which retains and reminds us of our connection to source and allows us to develop it individually.
when we pause abiding by reason and experience silence, stillness, and other forms which transcend discursive intellect<
Only for this self... I can no longer do this, "common humanity stuff"... Because we have to dissolve all those boundaries - human and other... That's why our world "feels" so "human-centric" (ego-centric), .and is in the mess that it is in... Of course this too is passing, changing, morphing and I don't expect intellectuals to comprehend non-intellectual methods of migrating through difficulties...(personally or globally).
I'm sorry... I don't want to lose this "Self" in words that only move it further and further away from the Heart of Wisdom within this self. So this will be my last comment on this post 🙏💚
when we pause abiding by reason and experience silence, stillness, and other forms which transcend discursive intellect<
On the one hand:
Heaven is eternal, earth is everlasting. The reason they can be eternal and everlasting is that they do not foster themselves; that is why they can live forever. For this reason sages put themselves last, and they were first; they excluded themselves, and they survived. Was it not by their very selflessness that they managed to fulfill themselves?
So I mean accessing transcendent knowledge is not our privilege, but rather our responsibility is to use appropriate words when discussing them. Nevertheless, there can also be self-full reasons given to avoid the possibility of appropriate terms. That would be the belief in the #endofphilosophy.
I can no longer do this “common humanity stuff”… Because we have to dissolve all those boundaries
So on the other hand:
Good construction does not fall down, a good embrace does not let go; their heirs honor them unceasingly. Cultivate it in yourself, and that virtue is real; cultivate it in the home, and that virtue is abundant; cultivate it in the locality, and that virtue lasts; cultivate it in the nation, and that virtue is rich; cultivate it in the world, and that virtue is universal. So observe yourself by yourself, observe the home by the home, observe the locality by the locality, observe the nation by the nation, observe the world by the world. How do I know the world is as it is? By this.
The selfwards look is always in the same direction, even if its contents are different. Selflessness is meaningful if it is able to transcend itself, but only to the degree it can to simultaneously contain itself. Dissolving the borders in a belief of no-self is an example of transcending and containing, but it also requires belief--I try and contain the same experience and report on it with words, but do not require belief. Hence I can agree with parts of your speech while still keeping firm to what I say: we return to the same when we experience selfnessness. The reason it seems otherwise is the simultaneous existence of co-incident boundaries which should not be dissolved: self, home, place, people, world. The ability of any language-speaking nation-like group of people to become the people of world depends (1) on them conforming to the prior three qualities and (2) on their accessibility as a culture for other peoples to become one with.
(1) is the coincident simultaneous culture along the necessary spheres of life: otherwise we would have nothing but our values and beliefs to transcend to: a marketplace of ideas depends on a currency of attention, full of paupers begging for nihilism, and no chance of fostering the foundation for ideas to grow.
(2) nothing accessible. Today we are at the mercy of ill-defined intellectual values like selflessness as "selflness-less" or "common humanity" as "come-on humanity!" I try to rigorously define everything I say, but if you use your own definitions for things then you will return to your own opinions, as I hear from
I’m sorry… I don’t want to lose this “Self” in words that only move it further and further away from the Heart of Wisdom within this self.
or if your values are more resilient as I hear in
cynicism
or if my reasons are unsound and I cannot listen to you, then certainly we will disagree. But I continue to listen, and my heart also says to protect its wisdom.
For no heart of wisdom can be toppled by reasons and there is no risk, but it can refuse to beat to others drums.
when we pause abiding by reason and experience silence, stillness, and other forms which transcend discursive intellect<
also I would use the word sublimate rather than transcend...another reason to avoid social media debates is the lack of real-time correction...good day!
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Les @Cemea_France recrutent un·e formateur·rice sur les outils numériques libres et éthiques qui s'inscrira dans un parcours d'apprentissage ou de contrat pro. Accompagné·e pendant 1 an, il·elle visera à se former et à former, à sensibiliser et à développer les offres de formation sur ces sujets. En appui à zourit.net et des propositions d'outils libres, il·elle sera amené·e à se déplacer régulièrement sur tout le territoire. temp.cemea.org/r/Gd02sy3bCX#dZ…= MP si besoin de précisions.
¿A nadie más le choca escuchar lo de "jueces progresistas" y "jueces conservadores (aka franquistas)"???? Como si fuesen del Barsa o del Madrid y así se justifican sentencias y movidas basadas,no en la aplicación de la ley, si no en la ideología del juez.
We are living in an increasingly lawless, shadowy world—where international conventions and institutions are not just ignored, but actively undermined, as
In the annals of national suicide, the present dismantling of the American state will surely rank high. It may not reach the apogee attained by Russia in
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consistently declares his ambition to "change the face of the Middle East." Yet, his repeated assertions seem to
This is kind of an admission by #Trump that the so-called "war" in #Gaza (that is, the #genocide) is still going on just to save #Netanyahu's ass. I'm curious to see if the Israeli courts will follow Trump's will (which would nullify the claim that #Israel is a democracy)
"Trump calls for Netanyahu's trial to be canceled"
For Said, intellectuals--those who are alive to thinking critically and acting bravely-- must engage critically with the world, confronting its injustices and inequalities, and using their positions to challenge power.
The modern global order is driven less by diplomacy and more by ancient myths, militarized theology, and a gospel of endless war masquerading as divine
A lot of things started to go wrong with the various delusions of omnipotence of freedesktop many years ago, and it was obvious already with systemd that it could only get worse.
THIS. I gonna save this to just post it every time one of those entitled FOSS-bros crosses my path.
If the only way for people to use a computer is to either become a developer yourself or suffer through exploitation by big corporations it isn't an individual failure of those people, it's an absolute failure of the FOSS / Linux community to build good software. fireborn.mataroa.blog/blog/you… #Linux #Accessibility
Dearest FAmily, thank you for all the kind words of comfort you've sent to me. I am so overwhelmed with love from my friends its unreal.
Right now puppy, my youngest and I are on the road. We're heading back to DC for my mom's memorial service, because we have connections there that go back 40 years and more. I need to be with my peeps! Brisket just isn't enough at this time.
I am planning a great celebration service for my mom and a luncheon afterwards with all of her favorite foods.
There are family tensions a-brewing, so I ask you to keep me in prayer. My brother did not want to have a service in DC, he wants it to be in Texas. He is very angry that I'm moving forward with my DC plans.
Scripture teaches us to not let a bitter root spring up (inside ourselves) because it can defile many others. This is so true!
I am practicing radio silence to starve this off (no oxygen, no fire). I don't need to defend myself, and I won't. And I am praying that he will attend.
My relationship with my brother has been acrimonious at best for over 40 years. This bruhaha over our mom's memorial service is just the latest iteration.
My mother wanted my brother to be close to her, and she treated him as if they were. She always was prone to fantasize about how good a son he is. I am a realist. That's partially why a great deal of the problems between us were about the inconsiderate way he's treated our mother since we were kids. He hates that I don't see him her way.
He was never there for her during any of the hospitalizations and surgeries that resulted from her health issues-- lobectomty, triple by-pass, DVTs, diabetes, stroke, and finally pancreatic cancer.
I admit I've struggled with contempt over the years and even --jealousy?‐‐ as my mother continued to overlook his obvious disengagement and long for his visits.
I moved to TX, in part, so my mom could be closer to him. He never made an effort to come to DC. That worked, but it took a toll on me.
I'm not a glutton for punishment and I won't tolerate abuse from anyone. I avoid my brother because he has the personality of a meat-ax and is like a bull in a china shop. I wouldn't have him in my life at all, if my mother didn't live with me. He is the only person Hattori has bitten in defense of me.
I only was around him these past 4 years for my mother's sake, and every occasion was hard.
I understand my mom's longings because I'm a mom too and my relationship with my daughter sucks.
With that understanding, I've tried to be compassionate and think of her, not myself. He's been in my house only because of that. I don't like him and tolerated him only because of our mother.
Because those rules still apply, even after mom's death, I hope that he will come to the memorial service because our mom would have wanted him there.
I think he's trying to cause a family fight because it would be a convenient way to excuse why he didn't attend. So, I won't let him pull me into one.
I am praying that we will have a good service that honors mom and that somehow my brother will attend.
After that, I am free from my obligations to my mom and I will put up my boundaries again.
My friends have always been more my real family than my own. In my book, family is as family does.
My FAmily is part of this circle of support, which I have really needed!, and I want you all to know just how much I appreciate your kindness to me, and my mom, and my son. I thank and bless you all!
I know I've always been thinking about you, praying and hoping God gave you the strength to care for your mom. He did. Now lean on Him to help carry your grief as He helped you through those difficulties. That's why He's there. God bless! And don't fret about the service. It'll be the way it's supposed to be. Light a special candle for all your FA friends, there in spirit! We love you!
Oh I’ve missed your posts and incredible writing skills. While the words you write may be painful at times, they are instructive and deliver so much wisdom for the rest of us.
I send my sincerest, heartfelt prayers for peace and grace during this time of transition for the whole family.🙏
The United Nations warned that the rapid depletion of remaining fuel stocks “threatens efforts to maintain vital supplies to Gaza,” noting that Israeli authorities continue to restrict access to fuel in and throughout the Strip, “effectively choking
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I agree.
Supermarktketten wie Edeka und Rewe können ihre eigenen Klimaziele nur mit viel weniger Tierprodukten erreichen, ergibt eine Greenpeace-Recherche.#Ernährung #Fleisch,Nutztiere Zu viel Fleisch in der Theke
gonna share a pearl of wisdom with you. on the hole (heh) ass tastes better than pussy. it's like licking your arm. unless your girl tastes like a sour patch kid.
Today the UN is commemorating its 80th anniversary. I worked on the inside for 32 of those years. The UN was founded in reaction to a violent regime that, driven by a supremacist ideology, was committing aggression against its neighbors, occupying the territory of others, and perpetrating a genocide.
The inevitable result of Israeli state policy was the escalation of peaceful resistance as seen in the First Intifada to violent militancy as seen on October 7th.
The reality is that Israel as a Jewish state will never bring itself security, for the same reasons that apartheid South Africa or fascist Europe never found security: Zionism has created a social class of dispossessed people through supremacist policy. The dialectical development of the Israeli state building project has proceeded in such a way that it has created the very precondition for its own annihilation.
The only way forward for the people of the levant, Jewish as well as Palestinian Arab, is peace and equality through the end of the occupation, the replacement of a Jewish state with a democratic state, and reparations for the ongoing Nakba that began in 1948.
In the idea of the Jewish and democratic state, something's gotta give.
And I hate to say it, but Israel has chosen Jewishness over democracy, and the controversial prediction of Judeo-Nazism by Yeshayahu Leibowitz has become the truth.
We are watching Gaza and the West Bank slowly being taken over by people who are, for a lack of a better phrase, hardcore genocidal fascists.
In the obvious contradiction between ethnoreligious nationalism and democracy, I choose democracy every time. Even if it's an ethnoreligion I belong to.
And I am firmly of the conviction that history will absolve me. Our children, Jewish and gentile alike, will eventually look at the images of the starving children in Gaza and wonder why the world did nothing to stop it.
Just as I have heard passed down stories of how some of my own ancestors faced the horrors of the European fascists and also read the memoirs of people who survived, wondering how someone let a political movement so vile and beastly as the Nazis gain absolute power.
Some Palestinians in Gaza have resorted to eating animal feed, grass, and even sand in order to not be as hungry. They are being murdered en masse at food distribution sites. Nobody can go in or leave, and everyone there is literally in danger of being murdered by Israel.
I am confident that eventually, the historical record will catch up. The collective memory of the human race is recording the Gaza genocide for what it is, and this is causing an irreversible generational shift between older people who support Israel and younger people who support a democratic state or federation.
And it's happening among Jewish people in the same way as everyone else.
I just hope that the United States of America and the state of Israel are prevented from doing the fascist shit they've been doing, and I hope people wake up to it
And It breaks my heart seeing so many people in the Jewish community fail to see what the massacres in Gaza and the fascistic supremacism of the Israeli government for what it is.
As with the Catholic Church. The 'faithful' turning a blind eye to child rape, have pushed decent people away. The continuance of business as usual, is horrific...though not on a scale to compare with the bloodbath in Palestine. The atrocities committed in the name of religion, which is what is being used as a shield, and a justification, cannot be justified. Now, the settlers are erasing a town of Christians, in the West Bank. Smotrich must be pleased.
Historians will have a word for Jews who supported Likud and Otzma Yehudit, not because they hated Palestinians, but out of a hope for restored patriotism, or a sense of economic anxiety, or a hope to preserve their religious values, or dislike of their opponents, or raw political opportunism, or convenience, or ignorance, or greed.
That word is 'Zionist.' Nobody cares about their motives anymore.
They joined what they joined. They lent their support and their moral approval. And, in so doing, they bound themselves to everything that came after. Who cares any more what particular knot they used in the binding?
Do not be young. Do not be ill. Do not be old. Labour is intent on failing you. taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2025/0… Keir Starmer's PIP concessions aren't good news for anyone not yet disabled, because they will bear the price if and when they are. Labour should be ashamed if it falls for this.
As The Telegraph reported last night:
Sir Keir Starmer has caved to welfare rebels by agreeing that existing disability claimants can keep their benefits.
"Every child, every baby in Gaza is the enemy. We need to conquer Gaza and settle it, and not leave a single Gazan child there." - Moshe Feiglin
"We come to the question: how is it with the women and the children? I have resolved even here on a completely clear solution. That is to say I do not consider myself justified in eradicating the men – so to speak killing or ordering them killed – and allowing the avengers in the shape of the children to grow up for our sons and grandsons. The difficult decision has to be taken, to cause this Volk [people] to disappear from the earth." - Heinrich Himmler
"In an interview on Wednesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada would only accept a “Zionist Palestinian state”. Two weeks earlier, foreign affairs minister Anita Anand described Canada’s “unwavering support for Israel’s security,” and next week, an RCMP commissioner is set to speak at an event to assuage the concerns
The Trump administration canceled hundreds of grants it said amounted to federal censorship, implying that those conducting misinformation research are enemies of the First Amendment. This isn’t true.
When the US and Israel launched a series of attacks targeting Iran last week, their goal was regime change. But instead of division, we are seeing UNITY across Iran…
- Israeli military detonate boobytraps, destroys buildings in Gaza - At least 23 Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians recorded in one week: UN - WATCH: European leaders call for end to Israel’s war in Gaza [yet more empty words, even after so many deaths] - UN report highlights mass ‘forced displacement’ by Israel in the West Bank
I was watching a bbc report on this the other day video from actual medics, apparently they were unable to show all the footage due to the nature of it or something.
Oddly on or around Holocaust memorial day they showed video of liberation of the Concentration camps, which also depicted footage of emaciated people and horrific conditions etc, there is similar footage of Belsen for example.
Pictures of Jews behind barbed wire in the concentration camps, there are similar images from 1947 showing palestinians behide barbed wire (Thanks to the british as palestine was a british protectorate at the time) and similar images from the Balkans in the early 90s (the latter does show ethnic cleansing and it is cited historically as that) This was all shown on the news.
What is the difference exactly, they are meant to be telling the story. IIRC the Napalm girl image is infamouse for two reasons, 1 it showed a girl of about 9 naked running away from a village, her face tells the story, the fact she was naked was why people in authority tried to get it banned, I think history will tell the story of the fact that village had been bombed with Nalpalm, so they were more likely to try and cover up what had taken place.
Clearly in 2025 we are more concerned about not upsetting people than telling the actual story of what is going on.
While the images are horrific, if kids see them, they will ask questions, awkward questions as to why.
@zleap The images and footage coming out of Gaza are far worse than what you describe. I doubt you'll see images of dismembered children on mainstream media anywhere. But you can see the raw truth of Gaza if you follow the right people on social media.
Ah no problem, There are some good reports elsewhere on here too.
So much so and esp as many are from legit sources such as MSF or AlJazeera etc. New users to the fediverse are in for a shock if they are used to getting news from facebook or mainstream media.
I think ar might be a dead dream in its current state, I always thought wed have proper ar glasses by now because I fell for Magic Leaps Marketting, not sure if it'll come anytime soon.
What I do believe is coming is the resurgence of computers through mobile phones. Everyone has a powerful computer in their pockets but isn't able to use them to their full potential. I wouldn't be suprised if android pushed out a proper android desktop experience letting android users get the full linux desktop experience when plugged into a monitor, mouse, and keyboard.
Phone performance is stronger than the average laptops/netbooks from 10 years age and they run linux fine for everyday use. Feels like a missed opportunity if someone doesn't drop a phone or os that lets you take advantage of modern hardwares capability. They could advertise it to families, mo more buying a pc for school, just get them hardware for their existing device, it can already do everything. Schools could use lapdocks, or tabletdocks, that could force school parental controls on devices while at school and still let them use it for their education while in class.
(obviously not everyone has a phone but that frees up resources for the kids that dont, if the kids that do can use cheaper docks with their exisitnt hardware)
I managed to actually do it! big tech just failed to stop this being written.
Jews to Death = יהודים ל מוות
Death to jews = מוות ל יהודים
Had to edit this but it's still verified, translation was written the wrong way round the first time but that was with jew owned corporate translators.
The second one was yandex that had corrected the phrase in Hebrew.
I managed to actually do it! big tech just failed to stop this being written.
Jews to Death = יהודים ל מוות
Death to jews = מוות ל יהודים
Had to edit this but it's still verified, translation was written the wrong way round the first time but that was with jew owned corporate translators.
The second one was yandex that had corrected the phrase in Hebrew.
As a Pakistani, I have borne daily witness to relentless exploitation by Western imperialism. The lives of Pakistani workers and farmers, like those of
Last night I was very pleased to join hosts Natali and Clayton Morris on their widely watched interview program ‘Redacted.’ I had a difficult act to follow: Colonel Douglas Macgregor finished his time with the Claytons just before I came on stage.
These fucking assholes have nothing to say about the fact that Israel has passed literal parliamentary resolutions to never, ever reciprocate with any such recognition. Israel, as a matter of official policy, does not want peace. Not real peace, but not even ‘peace' as defined by Canada et al.! kafeneio.social/@foufoutos/114…
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Canadian PM Says Only a "Zionist Palestinian State" Can Be Allowed
In a recent CNN interview, new Canadian prime minister Mark Carney stated that the only way there can be peace in the Middle East is if a "Zionist Palestinian Stat…
In this video, I showcase the work-in-progress redesign of Libervia’s web frontend. You'll see the new chat and blog pages, and a quick demo of available features. I hope to make an alpha release soon.
Like all antisemitic retards, one of their most essential compulsions consists in disputing the obvious fact that Jews have the highest average IQ on the planet, so they try to deny their OUTSTANDING performances.
The asshole will obviously claim "victory" because I blocked him. I don't give a flying shit - he was a horrendous time waster.
He actually posted this absolute GARBAGE article, which was probably written by someone in the sub-100 IQ group. The guy understands literally NOTHING about statistics or IQ tests etc.
"First, what is the basis for the claim that Jews are highly intelligent?"
- THEIR DEMONSTRATED PERFORMANCE!
IQ tests are a way to establish potential. What REALLY demonstrates intelligence are intellectual achievements:
- Jews won more than 25% of all scientific Nobel prizes
- Jews won more than 13 of 64 Fields Medals for mathematics or 20%; by slightly extending who should be counted as Jewish, it would be up to 27% - Jew haters typically claim that Lenin was Jewish because one of his grandfathers might have been Jewish.
Jews represent 0.02% of the total human population, 0.0013% if one counted only the Ashkenazim, who are the major contributors to Jewish achievements.
- Jews contributed an enormous number of famous classical composers - Mahler, Gershwin, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Schnittke, Max Richter, Hans Zimmer etc. The Jewish British woman Alma Deutscher started composing at the age of 6 and performed her own compositions - playing the solo violin and piano - with major orchestras starting at the age of 12. This is a level of genius achieved only by 1 in about 100 million.
- they contributed world class writers such as Kafka, top notch artists, movie directors, entrepreneurs etc.
Without the Jewish airplane designer Dassault, Europe would not have an aerospace industry! They have so much influence in Hollywood because they created Hollywood!
Jews out-perform their Demographic weight in terms of intellectual achievements by a factor of 1000!
Yet antisemitic idiots seriously asked for the basis of the claim that they are intellectually outstanding?
One can easily estimate a population average by taking the number of geniuses produced by that population group and then extrapolating backwards.
If Ashkenazim Jews had an average IQ lower than 112 - 115, they could NEVER have produced the documented number of geniuses, who all HAD to be at an IQ level above 140, quite a few of them well above 150.
Even worse: he brings up Israel and their "average IQ of 95", but he never takes into account that 27% of tht population of Israel are NOT JEWS, with more than 20% being Arabs and they have a notoriously extremely low average IQ. The population average for Gaza was established as between 83 and 85!
Seeing how well Israel functions, despite about 24% Arabs, the conclusion is that their Jewish population's average is much higher than 100, as they have to compensate for the Arabs who drag them down.
Israel is actually extremely successful and produces a GDP of over 500 BILLION. Despite the constant wars. They are NOT dependent on handouts AT ALL!
The US only got involved in the 1980s. Out of their own interest. They do NOT send any money to Israel. They provide them with military equipment, which Israeli engineers IMPROVE and the US companies have the right to use those improvements for free.
Israel is a highly innovative country - close to Switzerland, my country. We have been world leaders in innovation since the 19th century. Israel now produces a number of patents that is close to Switzerland.
Andrew P. Napolitano examines the moral and historical errors in the argument that less freedom produces more safety.
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We have seen this before.
More than 100 Labour MPs have signed a "reasoned amendment" seeking to thwart the government's controversial welfare reform bill, in one of the most significant rebellions of Keir Starmer's premiership to date.
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Israel seeks to use its achievement against Iran to exhaust diplomatic opportunities in the region, with Jerusalem's intention being to try, in accordance with Trump's vision, to include Lebanon and Syria in the Abraham Accords and bring about a soli…
#1968 movie Bonnie and Clyde were pretty lookin' people But I can tell you people, they were the devil's children Bonnie and Clyde began their evil doin' One lazy afternoon down Savannah way Georgie Fame is 82 youtu.be/ubOI9yY55JU?si=-kN7_f…
This is "Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames" doing "The Ballad Of Bonnie & Clyde". It was a #1 hit in the United Kingdom, and a #7 hit in the United States in 1968.
Google liefert mit Android 16 keine Device Trees & Treiber-Binaries mehr für Pixel im AOSP. Das erschwert Custom ROMs wie #CalyxOS. Updates verzögern sich. Mehr Infos: calyxos.org/news/2025/06/26/co… #Android16
The Palestinians of Ras Ain al-Ouja are the latest Bedouin community targeted for expulsion by Israel. They are being forced out through violent settler harassment as part of Israel’s plan to annex most of the West Bank.
Je suis un étudiant en informatique qui est à la recherche d'un #stage technicien (bac + 3) de 6 semaines pour cet été (!), dans l'administration système ou le développement. Je lance une petite bouteille à la mer ici 😀
Je suis principalement disponible en Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes ou en région parisienne.
Si vous avez toute piste, vous pouvez m'envoyer un MP (et je répondrai aussi aux demandes de détails). Vous pouvez aussi booster si vous le souhaitez !
Here is something to think about, Roman Polanski was is a jew. Where those that got killed by Masons family also jews? I have never looked. Because if they where we have an OJ Simpson situation where he actually did us a favor by Xing a mudshark and a kike.
There's a book called "Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon" (Laurel Canyon in LA of course) written by James McGowan. He goes into all that shit. Most of the hippie rock stars and celebrities were from military intelligence families. His thesis was that they were all in some kind of esoteric cult.
@zeke @Captain80s The same goes for Frank Zappa... working for a chemical company is not the same as military. Also, most of those musicians in that era would have had a family member who had been in the military at some point, because they were the WWII era offspring.
"Like the Lizard King’s dad, Zappa, Sr. was a cog in the intelligence community’s dark machinations; Francis Zappa was a chemical warfare specialist with a top security clearance at Edgewood Arsenal near Baltimore, Maryland. Some readers might recognize Edgewood as the location of ominous mind control experiments conducted by the CIA under the rubric of MK-ULTRA."
@zeke @Captain80s @Dagnar I don't care about his music... and he was Greek, Arab, and French... not Jewish.
I can show just as many Arabs, French, and Greeks with big noses.
The author makes a retarded claim that just because the father worked in chemical production in a huge facility where MK Ultra style experiments were being conducted... the father was somehow involved, and by EXTENSION, so was the son.
As a misician myself who didn't like zappa in my youth, I will now say he was literally a musical genius. He could play just about anything, including odd times and complex progressions, and fluidly transitions between stuff that shouldn't be pasted together.
His back story explains the genius. It was a combination of mercury and radiation poisoning, plus his genetics. His prostate cancer was likely caused by the mercury poisoning.
"He could play just about anything, including odd times and complex progressions... "
Yeah, he could do that, but he couldn't write a good song with a decent enough hook to make you buy an album so you could listen to it again and again.
His "music" was highly forgettable, and guess what? Most people did exactly that.
There are comics comics and musicians musicians. There are a lot of guys who most people forgot or didn't know about, but were highly influential on bands you know. The Alan Parsons Project and Michael Schenker come to mind.
"The Wrecking Crew, also known as the Clique and the First Call Gang, was a loose collective of American session musicians based in Los Angeles who played on many studio recordings in the 1960s and 1970s, including hundreds of top 40 hits. The musicians were not publicly recognized at the time, but were viewed with reverence by industry insiders. They are now considered one of the most successful and prolific session recording units in history."
"Headlined" by Glen Campbell, who is one of the best C&W guitarists. Ever. Don't believe me, believe C&W royalty. Obsoive for 4 minutes, and look at the fkn company he is with in this clip:
Today is the legendary Glen Campbell's Birthday! Here's Glen performing a beautiful version of the John Hartford classic "Gentle On My Mind" live on "Ryman C...
Like I said, it's not my style per se. I'm a metal guy, though the drumming itself isn't really genre specific. But when I was learning this is the kind of stuff I'd watch. First, he can play. Second, the video is very clear and live. You can see his sticking and sometimes foot work, you can pause and rewind it, and it's real, not an MTV production.
Dedicated to the memory of Dennis and Carl Wilson whose lives changed the world as we know it in a profoundly positive way. Equal dues and respect to their e...
I've been working on Fedilab and few other open source projects since around 2017. It was a so good experience, having your feedback and your help. At the time I was financially comfortable and it helped me to spend time to develop useful software. But now, I am unfortunately facing some bad events in life. Each month started to be harder for me. I simply don't know how to ask you to help me financially. I have been accepting donations, but it has been to help the projects, not me personally.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •Too much verbal diarrhea...I tend to no longer want long verbal discourses... at least not with the general public. If I find someone who is open to discuss things more (one on one or small groups) I will engage.
I'm also aware of wasting breath on those who are "not open" or who are "defending a particular stance" etc
Now, it's know when to speak, share or "hold my tongue". I don't always get it right 🕊
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •When the whole point of this kind of place should be to get us out of the isolation of each other...
Surprisingly, the few who agree to debate are mostly on the opposite side to me...
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •We don't defend our own, we present it, we expose it, we make it known, thinking that it can be useful to others? Just as this or that thinker may correspond to this or that temperament.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •Yeah...I have compassion for people who don't want to stop and listen to someone. The situation got full of dregs because the best parts are constantly imbibed by the fuzz or the AI machine.
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this comes as no surprise. The advancements proposed in the video come from listening, and so often a debate is about proving each other wrong. The fewest people can realize that our words come from emotional expressions which intellectual arguments, no matter how right, will never ever solve.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •Würde und völlige Wertlosigkeit haben etwas Unerwartetes gemeinsam:...
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •@L'intrus my transcendental approach is to advocate for the existence of transcendentals. however not to approach them directly all the time. dignity is an example of something that must be approached, reached in estimation of each other, before we are truly capable of founding a worthy society. however transcendental truths require settling the stirred pot of emotions and convictions until the resonance of what remains, our truest essence, can sound out of us and find the path of best fit. so these are not accessible by force or in many cases even by word.
therefore i tend to see the "many paths" perspective as a derived truth which misses the point that we all walk the way, but the way walks back -- there are paths more accommodating of, for lack of a better word, natural law. and as in the case of dignity, there are human paths better than others, which are to be followed for the sake of our larger intentions, like community or society.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •In one of Alan Watts's talks, he states that, "nature abhors a vacuum"... hence the saying, "change is the only constant"...?
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •How sad... Fortunately that's not the case and, despite the dictators of thought, we can't deny diversity both between species and within each species.
I don't know what dignity is - and don't see any point in knowing, any more than honor or pride...
I don't believe in a solution that's good for the whole community, for the whole society? That's called dictatorship. All you have to do is open your eyes and ears to realize that everyone is different, that everyone wants to find their own way, which may have nothing to do with their neighbor's way.
Some dream of family, some of money, some of security, some of independence, of freedom, of love, of revolution, of religion, of crime, of forgetting, and so on.
iam-elegance
in reply to unmittelbar • • •@L'intrus Much more recently I started contemplating how the biosphere operates, beyond limited current scientific thinking, this does not mean to say what scientists are discovering is not valuable, just limited... until they discover the next new bit of information which opens the box of "limitations" again.
What I currently realize is, that every life-form - trees, animals, fish, fungi, bacteria (I'm not sure where viruses slot in), from the "bigger picture" are all vitally important to the harmonious unfolding of the future of this Earth, except humans seem to be the ones who are "out of tune" (so to speak).
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •@iam-elegance thinking about the nature of the non-dual baseline reality can give people a lot of ideas--i try to propagate the principle which leads us to convictions, but not necessarily convictions themselves...unless they are based in this categorical imperative: that the manner in which I come to them is itself reproducible by my species (as they are human with intellects and as they are living beings in a nature-dependent world). So the will to change is relative to my static neurology (and my spirit's acquisitions in past lives--for those who believe), either way I need to choose to let change become a force in my life, therefore the will to change.
I don't know if nature abhors a vacuum--it seems to fill them rather...even the void is really just quantum potential fluctuations. vacuums are relative.
Looking back my "same person" comment seems naive 😀 but in this light, the self as a vacuum held apart in a manifestation space, with energetic decisions as rafters... 🍐 🍋🟩
iam-elegance
in reply to unmittelbar • • •@unmittelbar maybe we are different species within human bodies and because we find ourselves embodied within "human casings" - that causes us to "limit ourselves to the human dilemma as a human body"?
Have you ever looked into the "scientific concept" of ABIOGENESIS??? How did life on Earth begin??? Utterly fascinating!!!
The other more contemporary "imaginarium" is the movie "Lucy" (quite a few years old and yet, because we are ultimately dreamers, whether we realize this or not, it is all relevant... 🖖
Both polarities currently being morphed 💚
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •@L'intrus the video suggests older people to listen to younger people, because they have knowledge. You inspire me to extend it based on my knowledge.
I listen to religious people, because they express symbolic wisdom which is soothing for the religiously evolved brains of humans: for the sake of emotions and in case there is a deeper significance to symbols.
I also listen to atheists, because they often focus on real-world problems, which informs me about worldly concerns. In short, atheists often know better where the problems are, but also usually blame religions or stupidity for the problems. I think religious symbols help people with emotional issues, and so I benefit from listening to both sides...what you misinterpret as dictatorial will is really the attempt to remind people that underneath our activity is a powerful source-consciousness which helps us find the paths of best fit, and that these paths are for more than just individuals since they come from the same source. Meditation offers a way to access this by resolving to remain still, dissolving our minds for a time and letting everything go. Religious people do something similar so often, they are rightly criticised as abiding the terrorism of the present society in manufactured bliss. However consumers and atheists do it too, they just melt themselves further and further into their own minds, rather than into the symbolic layer which exists over the source consciousness. This is how I understand it...I am trying to point out a categorical approach to common enlightenment which does not hate individual paths, but rather reminds them to tune themselves regularly to a higher will, and also abide in the knowledge that oneself is not to be taken so seriously as to get offended or angry.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •And where does this statement come from? What is this source?
I don't understand much of your mysticism.
You seem to pigeonhole people into a very small number of simplistic categories: religious, atheist, consumer... When there are lots of other ways.
I don't believe in a higher will.
Sorry, but I'm totally impervious to your religiosity.
My example is Diogenes, my practice is Cynicism (kunicism), the opposite of all that.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •good to know! there are some philosophies which will always be true for themselves, and I underestimate their ability to self-convince.
to me the categories are for your benefit as they are said for the purposes of discursive reason, which relies on arguments. to me these are patterns on the quilt which covers all humanity. we can only dignify what we know, so i open up to discursive reason the comparing and contrasting of different life-choices by humans, but it is very hard to release people from the bondage of categories -- for this reason I spend some necessary thought-energy in every sociological sphere bringing the knowledge back to the base of our common humanity.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •Is there even such a thing, except by consciously agreed upon "beliefs" (cynicism, religious, atheist, religious, philosophical, mystical, sociological etc) or "tolerance" - ideologically we don't agree and maybe it is better for you or me to sidestep each other, except we can still INTEND that we each have-experience the most beneficial lives we each can experience.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •i think the only proof of common humanity comes when we pause abiding by reason and experience silence, stillness, and other forms which transcend discursive intellect. It’s not something which I would seek to argue by example, but rather indicate as accessible by other means than reason. If we share the notion, we can begin to gather evidence – but it is indeed a basis one reaches by prerequisite.
Even if we can see how symbols recur in different human cultures, the pure knowledge of our commonality does not need to be believed by humans to make them human: it is accessed by transcending or sublimating what distinguishes us as humans: our intellect. So paradoxically the basis of our common humanity is divinity, and by definition this is common. I resolve the paradox by stating: it is our privilege to have knowledge, for by virtue of releasing ourselves from its burden we return to a “naturalness” which is oneness with existence: this common basis I call divine, yet the unique human aspect I call transcendent knowledge. So what binds us together is the ability to return from source to and with knowledge and develop it in the collective experience transcendence–which retains and reminds us of our connection to source and allows us to develop it individually.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •Only for this self... I can no longer do this, "common humanity stuff"... Because we have to dissolve all those boundaries - human and other... That's why our world "feels" so "human-centric" (ego-centric), .and is in the mess that it is in... Of course this too is passing, changing, morphing and I don't expect intellectuals to comprehend non-intellectual methods of migrating through difficulties...(personally or globally).
I'm sorry... I don't want to lose this "Self" in words that only move it further and further away from the Heart of Wisdom within this self. So this will be my last comment on this post 🙏💚
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •On the one hand:
So I mean accessing transcendent knowledge is not our privilege, but rather our responsibility is to use appropriate words when discussing them. Nevertheless, there can also be self-full reasons given to avoid the possibility of appropriate terms. That would be the belief in the #endofphilosophy.
So on the other hand:
The selfwards look is always in the same direction, even if its contents are different. Selflessness is meaningful if it is able to transcend itself, but only to the degree it can to simultaneously contain itself. Dissolving the borders in a belief of no-self is an example of transcending and containing, but it also requires belief--I try and contain the same experience and report on it with words, but do not require belief. Hence I can agree with parts of your speech while still keeping firm to what I say: we return to the same when we experience selfnessness. The reason it seems otherwise is the simultaneous existence of co-incident boundaries which should not be dissolved: self, home, place, people, world. The ability of any language-speaking nation-like group of people to become the people of world depends (1) on them conforming to the prior three qualities and (2) on their accessibility as a culture for other peoples to become one with.
(1) is the coincident simultaneous culture along the necessary spheres of life: otherwise we would have nothing but our values and beliefs to transcend to: a marketplace of ideas depends on a currency of attention, full of paupers begging for nihilism, and no chance of fostering the foundation for ideas to grow.
(2) nothing accessible. Today we are at the mercy of ill-defined intellectual values like selflessness as "selflness-less" or "common humanity" as "come-on humanity!" I try to rigorously define everything I say, but if you use your own definitions for things then you will return to your own opinions, as I hear from
or if your values are more resilient as I hear in
or if my reasons are unsound and I cannot listen to you, then certainly we will disagree. But I continue to listen, and my heart also says to protect its wisdom.
For no heart of wisdom can be toppled by reasons and there is no risk, but it can refuse to beat to others drums.
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in reply to unmittelbar • • •also I would use the word sublimate rather than transcend...another reason to avoid social media debates is the lack of real-time correction...good day!
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