Thanks for the suggestion I may look into it. Though I personally think one of the main problems is near instant and universal information transfer, bit it does probably have a good bit of overlap.

Technology is morally inert, but I thinks it’s moreso that people on average can’t responsibly interact with technology both due to a lack of understanding and it’s secondary effects due to said lack of understanding. While our current issues are due to the is definitely being exasperated by the current economic system and those who largely own it I think a lot of it is inherently an issue with widespread technological integration.

For example the job market it entirely fucked in part due to online applications and companies who feed on that problem. But the core issue with online applications is that there’s basically no easy way to the flow of applications resulting in a practically unsortable mess in sheer quantity. Meanwhile for in person application submission the control is built in from needing the person to physically show up with a print out.

IDK this is just something that’s been bouncing around in my head for a bit. That over computerized infrastructure and interconnectivity is actively detrimental at least insofar as ease of use in concerned.

Personally I’d just point to myself and say “No Hablo Espanol” my pronunciation is better than my spelling. Though I don’t anyone would look at my pasty ass and assume I know any language outside of english and even then that’s debatable.

Ya know the more and longer this shit goes for the more I start thinking those whackjobs back in the 70s to the 90s who thought technology was the devil may have been on to something. Still think they’re wrong but I do think the world would improve if you had to install your own OS on computers and laptops, perhaps that would collapse the underlying social infrastructure these shitstains require to exist.

Hell I’m 26 and my knee aches at the concept of this. I could probably ignore it but it still wouldn’t be fun.

My knee is fucked from a badly judged jump in boy scouts when I was 14 or something, word of advice don’t blindly jump through bushes there may be a perfectly angled rock sitting there waiting to fuck you up.

It’s useful for threat assessment, the difference between an opportunist and a true believer is the difference between a threat and a kill.

You’re forgetting brainwashed which sadly probably amounts to plurality of these pissants.

I don’t get it but also this is how a lot of mass killings played out historically. Hell my own ancestor pruned the old branches on the tree as it were before he became a bandit.

Gen Z here. I haven’t seen an ad that wasn’t a billboard or of my own volition for over a year. VHS ads don’t really count though so take that as you will.

Jeeps are weird in that they are great cars if you know how to do work yourself or have a cheap mechanic. If not then no fuck them.

Yeah at this point he is basically a fetish or an idol. Not so much an entity in his own right but a focus and mouth piece for the powers that actually be, and much like any fetish, idol, or symbol he is still a power in his own right and if he breaks they lose power.

It’s honestly a very interesting twist on how cults of personality tend to function.

Like the Tragedy of Darth Plagius the Wise?

I’m aware. I wasn’t even thinking about the war as a whole but moreso the desperate defense against operation Barborosa and the Soviet throwing whatever they had at the Germans.

While it’s still under the RTS side of things it’s not really known outside of the fabase so I would suggest overhaul mod Dawn of War: Ultimate Apocalypse. It’s a heavily modded version of the original Dawn of War games and is quite fun. Ever wanted to drop nuclear artillery on your friend who’s chucking mecha at you? How about air dropping what amounts to a Maus but bigger into the rear lines of an AI who’s pissing you off? You can do that and more with this mod.

He is a goblin who wants to steal my cheese and scream in my walls when the revolver mouse trap goes off.

Like it’s true but usually that quantity needs to have a minimum standard. Throw a million men at 500,000 Nazis and you end up with a million corpses, give those men Mosin Nagants that mostly work and you have a million and a quarter corpses but also no Nazis. It’s a bit of a shit method but it works, so long as you know what you’re doing and can actually do it.

Cool that the Polish opposition used it to get around wire tapping.

Hey think of the upside. If this shit end results in a civil war and violent breakup none of these dipshits will know how to use the equipment properly, let alone once internal US logistics collapses.

General Kenobi…

I’m talking about ancient aliens, Graham Hancock, and general woo woo pseudo historian babble. Anyways most of the big mysteries at this point are a matter of specifics like we know how they did every step before and after step five but they didn’t write down step five type shit. Either that or it’s just weird artifacts that we just aren’t precisely sure what they are let alone what they were used for, for example those weird Roman dodecahedrons.

But yeah most of these folks are pointing to shit like stone henge and going “we have no clue how they built these” even though we do know how they were built, for context stone henge was built using sleds, dirt ramps, and lots of manpower. Problem is we have the broad strokes for these but are missing specifics like did they water down the path the sleds went on, did they reuse the dire for other things nearby, or how much manpower did they use. Experimental archeology only gets you so far when you’re working with what amounts to a multiple choice question with no mechanically wrong answers, we know the answer is 16 but the maths they used to get there are unknown.