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Bluesky suspending antifascist researchers for sharing publicly available information about literal nazis.
Should be no surprise considering bsky constantly protects nazis, the far right, and all flavors of bigotry at the expense of Palestinians and trans women.
Fortunately, their information already spread so far and wide that at least half of the Blood Tribe nazis lost their jobs following the mass doxx. Chris Pohlhaus, leader of BT, estimated financial losses at over $2 million lol. Happy holidays!
At this part it sounded like you started conflating “now” with “the next 75 years” and trying to downplay the impact my work should have on that timescale
Sounds like you’re just a dishonest person attached to a society that props up such people, and being dishonest about that too instead of thinking straightforwardly about it
Upvoted your comment anyway on the basis of pretending you understood the meaning of your words, in which case your point was the so-called “21st” century isn’t for my enemies, even though in reality you probably used the same sequence of words to imply the opposite - that you’re persisting under the delusion humanity will magically handle the consequences of another 75 years of denialism before anything changes to benefit people like me
It’s fine. Nobody reads books. I’m just a total loser. The book in question takes place at the end of the 21st century, and the flashbacks to earth are bleak as fuck. Basically nobody’s relevant unless they’re extremely posthuman in some way or other, with all associated costs. The people who couldn’t stay employed in the few jobs that still matter mostly retreat to a solipsistic version of ‘the matrix’ while their bodies atrophy away to nothing, in part because reality’s so fucking terrible.
We don’t have the vivid full sensory computer simulation, or the post-scarcity-but-still-a-nightmare shit hole, but we got all the solipsism.
So it’s just for your own edification. Which isn’t nothing, but socially? Truth is at best useless. Especially now.
Now is a brief moment
21st century isn’t for everyone.
At this part it sounded like you started conflating “now” with “the next 75 years” and trying to downplay the impact my work should have on that timescale
Sounds like you’re just a dishonest person attached to a society that props up such people, and being dishonest about that too instead of thinking straightforwardly about it
Upvoted your comment anyway on the basis of pretending you understood the meaning of your words, in which case your point was the so-called “21st” century isn’t for my enemies, even though in reality you probably used the same sequence of words to imply the opposite - that you’re persisting under the delusion humanity will magically handle the consequences of another 75 years of denialism before anything changes to benefit people like me
I was quoting a book.
That’s why I hesitated for 3 days on my reply, I sensed I was giving a dumb reply but gave into my impulse in the end
It’s fine. Nobody reads books. I’m just a total loser. The book in question takes place at the end of the 21st century, and the flashbacks to earth are bleak as fuck. Basically nobody’s relevant unless they’re extremely posthuman in some way or other, with all associated costs. The people who couldn’t stay employed in the few jobs that still matter mostly retreat to a solipsistic version of ‘the matrix’ while their bodies atrophy away to nothing, in part because reality’s so fucking terrible.
We don’t have the vivid full sensory computer simulation, or the post-scarcity-but-still-a-nightmare shit hole, but we got all the solipsism.
What book is it?
I think ‘blindsight’ but might be the sequel.
Now may last longer than you wish