Notices by ☭⚑ Comrade Angles ⚑☭ (angle@anticapitalist.party), page 65

@priryo That sounds very interesting. I would love to hear if anything came of it. XD

@priryo I have been looking for a copy of that book for a while now. Might just give up and order it on the internet, I dunno. I'm still tryi ng to finish capital in the twenty first century though, so. XD

I'm going to continue this thread on my other account, @Angle . For those who are interested, I will be taking an analytical approach. The approach an engineer might take when assessing a technology for use in their projects, or a gardener might take when reading up on a new species for their garden. If this interests you, keep watching. I will be boosting all of my posts from this account, so you should see them.

Markets are actually a very interesting mechanism, strange as it might seem for a commie to say that. They have a number of advantages, most notably the fact that they require little to no effort to set up. They will literally assemble themselves. I'm not that big on markets overall effectiveness, but at least they're easy to create. XD

@ivesen ...If it's communist, should it really be an empire? :thaenkin:

Here, lemme link y'all to another of my favorite web-comics. Notable for containing one of the few depictions of a friendly hive mind in fiction. XD

http://project-apollo.net/mos/mos000.html

@TheGibson @cypnk ...Is it wierd that I actually reaklly like the way this looks? :/

Be the protagonist you want to see in the world.

@swizzard @natecull Indeed. XD

@natecull My own experience has been the exact opposite. Being exposed to the Internet has led to an incredible amount of introspection and a profound increase in my fortitude and convictions. Now, I won't claim to be the average Internet user, but even so it seems like a bit of an overreach. :/

@natecull I'm reading it now and a few bits have made me raise my eyebrows. For example:

"Inundated via social media with the opinions of multitudes, users are diverted from introspection; in truth many technophiles use the internet to avoid the solitude they dread. All of these pressures weaken the fortitude required to develop and sustain convictions that can be implemented only by traveling a lonely road, which is the essence of creativity."

@natecull I'm reading it now and a few bits have made me raise my eyebrows. For example:

"Inundated via social media with the opinions of multitudes, users are diverted from introspection; in truth many technophiles use the internet to avoid the solitude they dread. All of these pressures weaken the fortitude required to develop and sustain convictions that can be implemented only by traveling a lonely road, which is the essence of creativity."

This seems completely wrong to me. :/

@kara @noelle So it is. XD

Argh. Whats that thing called where you take a positive integer and multiply it by one less recursively? aka 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1? Usually written as "!x", I. E. "!5"? My brain insists that these are polynomials, but I'm pretty syre thats not right. :/