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Iwillwait 路 M
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Grateful4you 路 M
Beautifully said. You are indeed a words smith. I enjoyed t his.
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@DocSavage No, He's not. Reread what I just wrote above. Your response to what I said was merely that you don't care.
You don't have to care. But don't make false statements and talk about things that you don't know anything about.
You don't have to care. But don't make false statements and talk about things that you don't know anything about.
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therighttothink50 路 56-60, M
Human drones connected to phones, the most dangerous group ever birthed onto the planet. People who choose to exist in a fake world of convenience, who readily give up their own personal liberty and privacy in exchange for tyranny.
Those who exist rather than live. Existing in electronic prisons and who are gullible enough to believe the Leftist authoritarian technocratic police state can bring them safety and happiness. Lost souls who are as comfortable as frogs in a boiling pot of water.
Those who exist rather than live. Existing in electronic prisons and who are gullible enough to believe the Leftist authoritarian technocratic police state can bring them safety and happiness. Lost souls who are as comfortable as frogs in a boiling pot of water.
LeopoldBloom 路 M
In a non-technological, agrarian community, no one cares what time it is aside from sunrise, sunset, noon, and maybe a few other approximate ones. The reason so many old stories talk about people meeting at dawn was because that was a convenient marker that nobody would get wrong.
However, it's impossible to run a high-tech, developed society without precise timekeeping. The "control" is not so much some global elite exploiting everyone (since those same elites are bound by the same time constraints as everyone else), but basic requirements for coordinating activities involving large groups of people over great distances.
It's interesting how you accuse the "elites" of wanting to kill off large numbers of people, when the society you envision would have that effect. Pre-technology, there were only half a billion people in the world.
However, it's impossible to run a high-tech, developed society without precise timekeeping. The "control" is not so much some global elite exploiting everyone (since those same elites are bound by the same time constraints as everyone else), but basic requirements for coordinating activities involving large groups of people over great distances.
It's interesting how you accuse the "elites" of wanting to kill off large numbers of people, when the society you envision would have that effect. Pre-technology, there were only half a billion people in the world.