The Origins of Totalitarianism Wokeness by Paul "Chodejuggler" Graham
The Origins of Totalitarianism Wokeness by Paul "Chodejuggler" Graham
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The Origins of Wokeness
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thought I checked it, my bad T_T
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as it says at the top, always feel free to spin a post out, there's no quota
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No worries
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My younger son likes to imitate voices, and at one point when he was about seven I had to explain which accents it was currently safe to imitate publicly and which not. It took about ten minutes, and I still hadn't covered all the cases.
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“don't imitate other people's accents, it's rude”. less than 10 words.
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god damn couldn't even get past the first paragraph where he describes himself, while trying to attribute it to others
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As someone who also went to university in the late 80s and early 90s, I didn't share his experiences. This reads like one of those silly shaggy-dog stories where everyone says sarcastically afterwards: "yeah that happened".
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Come now, he was always about consing chodes into lists... Given his excessive self-seriousness, I doubt he's taken the time to pick up the skill of juggling them in the years since
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normally I'd say that's true but he wanted to impart the juggling in particular to his progeny
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How did pg get stuck in write-only mode?
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maybe his endgame is proving the halting problem
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Why is it that the californian tech bros have all embraced conservative talking points so quickly? Weren't they supposed to be "shitlibs"?
Welcome to the dropping the crypto, going openly neoreactionary () californian tech bro era.
(: I don't know if they are neoreactionary, but that is the dumbest ideology I could easily link them too)