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soberSimplicity · 18-21, T
There is a tendency, especially in Americans, to imagine as though we are somehow at the end of history. Its more of an unconscious conception than a conscious one, but generally we imagine it as though its just the continual evolution and re-creation of technology from this point on. No change in understanding, no change in system, no change in mannerism, because as far as the modern American is concerned, this is the end of history, we have reached the final outcome. Its no wonder the modern world feels like a place of stagnation.
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soberSimplicity · 18-21, T
@swirlie I feel as though you're mistaking my pointing out of the hegemony that America has held over the world through the last century or so through proxy-war, corporate imperialism, and cultural subjugation as me saying that I think this should be the case.
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soberSimplicity · 18-21, T
@swirlie Okay now you're just not even trying to have a discussion, you would rather just sit in your narrow-minded landscape I suppose.
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