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Cyph3rp9nk · 6d
You have to vote, democracy is the way forward, you have an obligation to vote, it is your duty as a citizen, it doesn't matter which party you vote for, but vote, otherwise you are delegitimizing the...
Gardening for the Apocalypse profile picture
Voting harder never results in meaningful change.
Neither does protesting.

Both are constructs of a system designed to channel and control opposition to the system's agendas.

The most effective way to facilitate change is to exercise your right to walk away from the king.

And the most dangerous thing you can do is to position yourself so that you can actually exercise that right.

The biggest threat to the system is not your non-compliance. It is your non-reliance.
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Cyph3rp9nk · 6d
You didn't even realize it was ironic. Keep vaccinating yourself harder. Autism lives within you.
Gunnar Stødle · 2w
Sad
Insólito · 1w
#FakeSociety !
Telluride · 3w
Nope.
YODL · 6w
That's pretty damn clever/funny.
Filou · 6w
🤣
Jake Woodhouse · 9w
Whoever they were, well ahead of the times
HODL · 12w
You might be lying more than is healthy for you. Most people think lying is harmless, just social grease or a shortcut through conflict. I used to think that too. But the real damage caused by ly...
Gardening for the Apocalypse profile picture
I've worked in tech start-ups most of my career, and this is a rarely talked about conditions that I have seen emerge in non-technical founders.

It starts with "fake it till you make it" which is somewhat necessary for your CEO to do in the early days.

Then they start believing their own jazz hands are magical.

And before you know it, their grip on reality starts slipping. You notice them lying when it isn't necessary or even advantageous to do so.

And as trust evaporates, they become paranoid, controlling, and their decisions become increasingly irrational.

Founder's syndrome. It's real, and it all starts with lies.
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HODL · 12w
I’ve seen this