valibrarian_
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Using ChatGPT? That’s exactly what the fascists want. Stop obeying in advance, and stop using predictive text generators as if they’re search engines. Outsourcing critical thinking is a bad move.
December 28, 2025 at 1:51 PM
Using ChatGPT? That’s exactly what the fascists want. Stop obeying in advance, and stop using predictive text generators as if they’re search engines. Outsourcing critical thinking is a bad move.
Your embrace of AI IS obeying in advance to corporate fascism. Rethink a few things.
December 27, 2025 at 1:10 PM
Your embrace of AI IS obeying in advance to corporate fascism. Rethink a few things.
That’s great but could you please stop voting to confirm nominees and believing that anything being “bipartisan” makes it good? You’re supppsed to be an opposition party member; stop going along with the horrors!
December 18, 2025 at 5:56 PM
That’s great but could you please stop voting to confirm nominees and believing that anything being “bipartisan” makes it good? You’re supppsed to be an opposition party member; stop going along with the horrors!
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1725: Why the fuck did I lose my left hand for the same wages I earned while being 10x more productive than last year? Who the fuck is benefiting here?
2025: Why am I losing my job to a machine that encourages kids to kill themselves and can't actually do my job? Who the fuck is benefiting here?
2025: Why am I losing my job to a machine that encourages kids to kill themselves and can't actually do my job? Who the fuck is benefiting here?
December 2, 2025 at 7:57 PM
1725: Why the fuck did I lose my left hand for the same wages I earned while being 10x more productive than last year? Who the fuck is benefiting here?
2025: Why am I losing my job to a machine that encourages kids to kill themselves and can't actually do my job? Who the fuck is benefiting here?
2025: Why am I losing my job to a machine that encourages kids to kill themselves and can't actually do my job? Who the fuck is benefiting here?
Part of the reason we are bringing up how the virus affects cognitive function is that that trauma of mass death and disability is a present trauma, that is still happening right now! Not just some past-tense horror. Can’t process what’s in denial
November 15, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Part of the reason we are bringing up how the virus affects cognitive function is that that trauma of mass death and disability is a present trauma, that is still happening right now! Not just some past-tense horror. Can’t process what’s in denial
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There’s more than one type of “living in fear”.
You can rationally be worried about a virus and take precautions… not really living in fear… more similar to putting up an umbrella in the rain.
Or irrationally avoid the whole topic and take no precautions & get soaked in the rain.
You can rationally be worried about a virus and take precautions… not really living in fear… more similar to putting up an umbrella in the rain.
Or irrationally avoid the whole topic and take no precautions & get soaked in the rain.
November 15, 2025 at 12:05 AM
There’s more than one type of “living in fear”.
You can rationally be worried about a virus and take precautions… not really living in fear… more similar to putting up an umbrella in the rain.
Or irrationally avoid the whole topic and take no precautions & get soaked in the rain.
You can rationally be worried about a virus and take precautions… not really living in fear… more similar to putting up an umbrella in the rain.
Or irrationally avoid the whole topic and take no precautions & get soaked in the rain.
Or the cognitive damage of repeat infections…
November 14, 2025 at 8:54 PM
Or the cognitive damage of repeat infections…
One big hint that this is the wrong move is that the White House supports it. Be a fighter, not a folder!
November 10, 2025 at 1:47 AM
One big hint that this is the wrong move is that the White House supports it. Be a fighter, not a folder!
Do not be a coward, and do not cave now! Encourage your colleagues to stand firm to defend the absolute minimum of guaranteed extension of the ACA subsidies. A "promise of a vote in December" is not acceptable. You cannot trust the promise of untrustworthy people. Stand firm!
November 10, 2025 at 12:59 AM
Do not be a coward, and do not cave now! Encourage your colleagues to stand firm to defend the absolute minimum of guaranteed extension of the ACA subsidies. A "promise of a vote in December" is not acceptable. You cannot trust the promise of untrustworthy people. Stand firm!
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It makes no sense to fight for one single thing for 5-6 weeks and then suddenly just stop fighting for that thing.
November 9, 2025 at 11:04 PM
It makes no sense to fight for one single thing for 5-6 weeks and then suddenly just stop fighting for that thing.
Do not cave now. Encourage your colleagues to stand firm to defend the absolute minimum of guaranteed extension of the ACA subsidies. A "promise of a vote in December" is not acceptable. You cannot trust the promise of untrustworthy people. Stand firm!
November 9, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Do not cave now. Encourage your colleagues to stand firm to defend the absolute minimum of guaranteed extension of the ACA subsidies. A "promise of a vote in December" is not acceptable. You cannot trust the promise of untrustworthy people. Stand firm!
Do not cave now. Encourage your colleagues to stand firm to defend the absolute minimum of guaranteed extension of the ACA subsidies. A "promise of a vote in December" is not acceptable. You cannot trust the promise of untrustworthy people. Stand firm!
November 9, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Do not cave now. Encourage your colleagues to stand firm to defend the absolute minimum of guaranteed extension of the ACA subsidies. A "promise of a vote in December" is not acceptable. You cannot trust the promise of untrustworthy people. Stand firm!