Ironclad Chomskyan
@readchomsky.bsky.social
Cognitive Neuroscientist | Biolinguist | Evolutionary Psychologist
Exploring the tangled web of brains, language, and why we think the way we do. Anarcho-Syndicalist at heart, Chomsky disciple by choice.
Chronic gamer—because even scientists need respawns.
Exploring the tangled web of brains, language, and why we think the way we do. Anarcho-Syndicalist at heart, Chomsky disciple by choice.
Chronic gamer—because even scientists need respawns.
People also need to stop being lazy and accept that there are other ways of doing things. I got into Linux BECAUSE it was different. For most people it is not really software availability that stops them. They would rather doom scroll than spend an hour figuring out a new DE.
December 29, 2025 at 8:24 AM
People also need to stop being lazy and accept that there are other ways of doing things. I got into Linux BECAUSE it was different. For most people it is not really software availability that stops them. They would rather doom scroll than spend an hour figuring out a new DE.
People also need to stop being lazy and accept that there are other way of doing things. I got into Linux BECAUSE it was different. For most people it is not really software availability that stops them. They would rather doom scroll than spend an hour figuring out a new DE.
December 29, 2025 at 8:24 AM
People also need to stop being lazy and accept that there are other way of doing things. I got into Linux BECAUSE it was different. For most people it is not really software availability that stops them. They would rather doom scroll than spend an hour figuring out a new DE.
I think for most people the issue is that they have too much music "liked"on their streaming services. Whether they listen to them all or not they see "owning" all of those albums as prohibitively expensive. Streaming services leverage this by creating illusions of ownership with "offline download".
December 26, 2025 at 6:37 AM
I think for most people the issue is that they have too much music "liked"on their streaming services. Whether they listen to them all or not they see "owning" all of those albums as prohibitively expensive. Streaming services leverage this by creating illusions of ownership with "offline download".
Armchair radicalism at its finest...
December 26, 2025 at 6:34 AM
Armchair radicalism at its finest...