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I mean we look and act different, we're shaped different, we even smell different.
Don't succumb to the temptations of irony.
Funny how, guided by pure mechanical necessity, pretty stuff can arise.
I've always thought that clockwork, chips and other machines were pretty.
And fractals. ( https://fleen.org/i40.png ) And plants and animals too. And weathered rock.
Which leads me to consider what isn't pretty. Naivety?
(And this says nothing about the effects of noise pollution or aesthetic pollution)
EDIT
Oh come on, it's the obvious conclusion. So discuss already.
We need better peltier devices.
Ultimately it's one of those arms races. The culture that surveills its population most intensely wins.
Lol
Reminds me of permutation city
Swastikas make a nice pattern. Ya I know. But there are actually only like 7 really good strong patterns and swastikas is one of them.
Such a good graphic. Too bad about the branding.
Concentration causes your perception to penetrate things. What you observe dissolves, its former appearance a mere veil, parted, to reveal another appearance. And then that veil is parted. And so on.
The process could be described as a penetrating, blooming or revealing.
Perverse.
I like Angband but its crudity repels me. It's enough to make me do my own roguelike. Almost.
Any of you try that dwarf fortress roguelike?
Seriously considering Mobian. But my banking app.
Technology, its development and production, is one thing that they control.
The rest of the population (the nonbillionaires) is another thing that they seek to control. It's near the top of their list.
Phones, internet and social media are tools for controlling us. Arguably. Right?
It would be better if there was only 1 kind of edge instead of 2.
I refer to the broken edge and the circle edge.
This hazard exists whether it's a few centers or many.
Therefore any meaningful decentralization will do away with moderation.
Is this not obvious?
To filter the bad stuff, to inform that algorithm, we will use a shared rating system. Rating the stuff and rating the raters too.