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  • I don't mind Fetterman, by my account he was a slightly left Democrat who had a stroke and the brain damage made him conservative. The value we get from KNOWING brain damage is what causes conservatism is worth one traitor.

  • It's like you read the first sentence and go "wow this guy sucks" but then the rest of it is GREAT. I'd like to be grateful for the effort that went into this, but that first impression is hard to overcome. In the end I figure my upvote and downvote instincts cancel out lol

  • A story as old as time

  • And of course that's WHY he got crucified. He interfered with the most profitable business of the times: religious extortion. He did it in a way that was tremendously popular. The combination of popular policy and action that undermines the rich for the benefit of regular people is always the greatest fear of the rich. They're always willing to kill to protect their position.

    It's a universal lesson.

  • Constant parental supervision is bad for kids and bad for childhood. But somehow we've created an Internet so hostile to children that we actually EXPECT 100% parental supervision. We act like it's normal to expect parents to "always watch what their kids are doing online" as if 100% supervision was ever part of good parenting. We deserve a better internet, not more parental supervision. We should be able to control our algorithms and help our children manage theirs, not have our children's attention spans monetized and diverted by the billionaire class. People tend to blame parents when it's corporations who created this insanely hostile space which damages us and our children.

  • It wasn't just commercial activity. Money changers were charging a fee to buy shekels which people could use to buy an animal to sacrifice at the temple. Jesus was mad because the idea of inserting yourself as a middleman to extort money from people seeking salvation was basically blasphemy.

  • It takes more time to make sure the summary isn't a hallucination than it takes to just write notes.

    Every waiter can do it live without AI for 10 drunk idiots at the same time. Every doctor I've ever known just takes notes as we went without ever slowing the interaction down.

    This tool cannot help and can only harm, using AI in medicine practically violates the Hippocratic oath doctors take.

  • I never said a sex shop was going to be bad, I mostly said the opposite. I used it as an example that when a child walks into a physical space meant for adults, the community helps. When a child walks into a digital space meant for adults it's expected their parent was watching at all times and failed.

    I also completely agree with your assessment of good and bad places/neighborhoods being often used as a cover for classism and racism.

    That being said there are places near here I would not let young kids play unsupervised because of the crime rate, homelessness and open drug use. There are places near here I do let kids of an appropriate age okay unsupervised because they are nice safe parks and areas even if they're poor neighborhoods. In fact some of these I feel are safer because there are more kids playing and parents aren't shy to tell other kids off when they misbehave like they are in "rich" neighbourhoods.

    Same with people's houses. Obviously looking for "shared values" can be a cover for racism, but I'm not a cis-white-straight-nt-male looking for a socio-normative house. I'm not looking for them to be white and rich, I'm looking for parents who care about their kids without being too helicopter-y.

    I think you read my message backwards. I meant to say that physical spaces are usually safe for kids even the spaces meant to be adults only. In digital spaces we accomplished the opposite where most spaces are dangerous, even "kids spaces". But instead of seeing this as a problem caused purposefully by the companies creating and curating these spaces to maximize profit and right wing ideology, we blame only parents for not micro managing their kids. I see digital hypervigilant supervision as a parenting survival strategy rather than a good long term solution. We need more control over our algorithms and digital spaces so that they're safe-by-default like physical spaces are.

  • If you take the limit of that you'll realize that people won't raise if you turn it off either.

  • You can see the satellites. Pretty much all satellite orbits are public due to the nature of satellites being in space where we can all see them. When a country's military satellites pass over a specific location multiple times then that location gets precision bombed everyone knows exactly what happened.

  • There are significant benefits to indirect communication that far outweigh the benefits of direct communication. This concept is best captured by Douglas Adams in the famous

    "Meanwhile, the poor Babel fish, by effectively removing all barriers to communication between different race and cultures, has caused more and bloodier wars than anything else in the history of creation."

  • I hear this a lot, but you have to put it in context. It used to be you could let your kids play outside in a nice neighbourhood. Your job as a parent was to make sure they went to play in a nice neighbourhood and at the houses of decent people. You could easily keep them away from bad places physically because they were separate places. Your neighbours would also tell you if they saw your kid in a bad place or being up to no good.

    The Internet destroys that concept. The good and the bad are one link away, you need constant vigilance and you have almost no help. It's not healthy to micromanage your children's media consumption. It's like helicopter parents who never let their kids free. Setting this as the expectation isn't healthy.

    I mean we don't really have a choice, but acting like it's okay for YouTube to lure my young kids into red pill content, or weird AI nonsense is pretty weird. Why are we just accepting this reality, should we not have some control over our algorithms. It's basically what our neighbourhood used to be. Why are we saying it's okay for YouTube to lure kids into dangerous content, and that is every parent's job to constantly micromanage their kids media consumption as if that's healthy parenting? It's SURVIVAL parenting, not healthy parenting!

    We should be able to control our algorithms and help our kids control their algorithms because the solution isn't constant fear and vigilance lest we get taken by the billionaire class and their dangerous ideology.

    It's not normal that we created a space so fundamentally unsafe for kids. Very few physical spaces are like this in real life and I think you should try to imagine what would happen if a kid walked into a "non-kid" space like a sex shop or whatever. Because it's not let the kid have unlimited access to porn and kink while we blame the parents. It's usually a human worker working with the kid to get back to safety (usually their parents).

  • Arguing against adblocker and for YouTube premium is the most center of the bell curve IQ meme take I've ever heard.

  • Amazing video link. Makes me want to grow my own organic free range tax breaks!

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  • It's almost like you wrote a whole thing to say "from each according to their means, to each according to their needs"

    Unless you intended to say that you prefer "to each according to their means" because you believe people who achieve more due to their natural gifts should get more...... But that's kind of fucked up when you really think about it. I hope you're born gifted!

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  • I was with you most of the way but you lost me here. Some of the biggest privileges for cis straight white males is that they don't have to deal with racism, sexism, and bigotry over who they are and who they love. That's not a zero sum game. We can all have that privilege. That privilege isn't what causes bigotry.

    There are some privileges that would be lost, like being preferentially hired by racists. But for the most part we're fighting in large part for equal good treatment. It's not a zero sum game.

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  • Yes and you know what all us leftists say, "if you have any adversity it means you never had any privilege at all in the first place" very valid. Thank you for your contribution.

  • I would say you don't even need to hate. If someone hit you with a knife, and is still unrepentant throwing knives and defending knife throwing, then you should rightly get away from that person for your own safety.

    Just because they can't be blamed for participating in the system doesn't mean you have to accept them as they are or forgive them when they hurt you. It's like free speech, you can say what you want but I don't have to stay here and listen.

    It's cool you considered what I said. Most people, often including me, just like to argue. I really enjoyed reading your reply and interpretation.

  • I had noticed the tension between right and left wing libertarian concepts. Very interesting stuff. I suspect on Lemmy anarchist or anarchosocialist will get more love than libertarian-socialist. But that's an interesting name to use in public because it invites questions rather than fear of ANARCHY!