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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

20 hours ago

If you believe in power, you think: what can be done to change Germany’s mind? Everyone smart and politically neurotypical (everyone liberal) assumes Elon thinks this way. Why wouldn’t he? Well—if he did, he’d be a liberal

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

21 hours ago

Libs are never like: I hope the chickens don’t peck over there. Then, the army shall march to its doom! They accept that the country is ruled via chickens. To rule, they make the rational decision to become chicken herders. They will even speak solemnly of “our chickenocracy”

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

21 hours ago

To regard public opinion as a proximate cause, which can be, is, and should be shaped by money and power, is to lose all faith in democracy. History’s most important secret is that the libs all lost their faith a century ago. They don’t believe in the chickens at all

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

22 hours ago

This leads us to the second pathology: the classically American, completely irrational faith in fate or divine providence. If the AfD doesn’t win, Deutschland ist kaput. If the rain doesn’t come this year, the orchard will die

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

22 hours ago

As a leader of the “woke right,” it’s easy to observe that if Europe is being raped (as Musk has said), she’s being raped under anesthesia. Or at least, heavy sedation. It’s heaviest in the ruling classes. They might feel a little pressure down there? Mostly, life is good

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

20 hours ago

Ultimately, when you believe in fate, you are thinking like a child, or like a priest. This intuitive, prophetic mode is not bad. It is a key part of the human condition—or evolution would not have kept it. When you believe in power, you are thinking like an adult—or an engineer

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Lonis @_Lonis_

a day ago

@geteviapp America wasn’t created by trying to change Britain - but by creating something better from scratch. It’s just really difficult to change a large system that has embedded inventives and resistance to change

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Lonis @_Lonis_

2 days ago

1 yr ago, I rescinded my US O1 visa, left my startup, and moved down to Próspera to build a city from scratch. It’s a zone with very special laws, regulations, and taxes. It has raised almost $200M, incl from Coinbase, Peter Thiel, and created 3000+ local jobs 🧵

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William Thomson @Williamgallus

3 days ago

There is SO MUCH context missing. My first point would be that the only way to buy government bonds from the government is with money PREVIOUSLY SPENT (and not taxes back) by the government. This is a fact and completely shifts the entire 'panic' borrowing narrative.

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bumbadum @bumbadum14

4 days ago

LMAO INDIANS FUCKING POACHED THE FLESH EATING TURTLES TO EAT THE INDIAN DEAD BODIES OUT OF THEIR HOLY RIVER

Fugitive Caesar @ThomBrady5

4 days ago

LMAO INDIANS FUCKING POACHED THE FLESH EATING TURTLES TO EAT THE INDIAN DEAD BODIES OUT OF THEIR HOLY RIVER https://t.co/2MmJSbhhKe

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Seán Ono Lennon @seanonolennon

2 days ago

If we were truly serious about clean energy we’d be building more nuclear power plants. Not telling people they can’t cook with gas.

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Colin Glassey - Author @cglassey_author

4 days ago

@kangminjlee Yes. I’m sorry to say that this is largely true. Most Gypsies believe that non-Gypsies have little moral worth and their possessions & money can be taken without any ethical issues. Leaving a Gypsy family results in complete ostracism, parents, siblings, the entire clan will…

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

4 days ago

Science is supposed to be an adversarial process. 100 years ago your career would never have recovered from this. Now, eh, I’m sure it’s fine. This kind of sloppiness is all you see on the power side of any politicized science. Climate is full of it—read the Montford book

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

3 days ago

Indeed the paper shows “how easily transmissible hepatitis B can be”: not easily at all! That you’re defending this, as though any reasonable person would expect your link to refute, not support, your argument, is depressing. I actually expected you to correct and apologize

Ruxandra Teslo 🧬 @RuxandraTeslo

3 days ago

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

3 days ago

Discourse copes like “my overall argument was right” are poison to the adversarial concept of “science.” If I have to click your links to see if they support your argument, or endure some Jesuitical sophistry about why they don’t have to, we shouldn’t be arguing—just fighting

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thecomfortzoone @thecomfortzoone

3 days ago

@curtis_yarvin If left to their own devices these people would put PrEP and Lexapro in the water supply. They’d fortify bread with lithium. They’d put Covid vaccines in air conditioning refrigerant

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Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin

3 days ago

Any time you have to say “technically correct,” you are on the wrong path. Here is how you are confusing reason with power: you want to do a good thing (protect kids). Anything that persuades people to do good is good. Reason is good, so good must be reasonable

Ruxandra Teslo 🧬 @RuxandraTeslo

3 days ago

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GiamMa-based researchers SDR R&D IoT @giammaiot2

4 days ago

All European capitals have been hit, not a bad blow, congratulations.

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GiamMa-based researchers SDR R&D IoT @giammaiot2

4 days ago

European Radioactivity Environmental Monitoring - Now Seems OffLine Today, the entire EURODEP sensor network is delayed and there is no data. I see sensors/probes offline for an average of 3 hours, but some have been down for up to 5 hours.