A proletarian revolution would be a good start, not sure what this ideologue writer was on about. History is far from having ended, change can still happen through the union of individual wills.

That's very natural when it comes to life in an urban setting. Love it or hate it, we wouldn't have been here now (I'm talking from a civilizational pov) without us humans moving into the cities.

I was mesmerised at the author being away from his computer for a short-while and then, when coming back, seeing the AI agent having opened up a browser window. Meanwhile we all have to use the fricking 2FA almost anywhere now, plus the crazier and crazier rules when it comes to passwords. I'm mentioning the latter because these type of people were the same ones who were pushing 2FA down our throats around 2017-2019 (including on forums like this one), and look at them now.

That's also caused by some very smart (even brilliant) developers (you can see many of them in this very thread) choosing to be oblivious about all this and bury us all under, hoping that they'll be among the last ones to go. Writing this down I realise that they maybe aren't all that smart.

To add, in essence I agree with you, that's why I regard Jean-Jacques Rousseau as one of the really few free thinkers out there, i.e. because he was aware that as soon as he was accepting to be paid for what he was writing then his speech would become "imprisoned".

And they all taste watery, i.e. almost no taste at all, all this as a result of the industrialisation of strawberry farming. Which means that it was a good enough example for me.

Just touch more grass and try to get off the internet as much as possible, it's 100% worth it. Also, stop consooming stuff.

That is absolutely insane. Thing is I can honestly believe that it happens, which makes it even more insane.

Probability theory presupposes that there's a 0 to 1 or 0 to 100 scale of "truthiness" (depending on which scale one might prefer), while the true non-boolean logic has the guts to fully embrace Parmenides's view on One and the Multiple.

We could also try and approach "knowledge" the way that the 5th-6th century Christian mystics were trying to do during their quest to approach the nature of the Divine (or of the Truth, taken in a more restricted manner) via negatives, more exactly via "turning away their faces from said Truth". Interesting that those Christian mystics were an intellectual continuation of the 3rd-4th century Neoplatonists.

Yes, we, humans, generally believe that.

Reasonable explanation, but they didn't, for example this is the Google Earth link [1] with satellite imagery of the area from back in September 2025, the most recent satellite imagery they seem to have from there. The fire damage can clearly be seen. So there must be some other reason behind it.

[1] https://earth.google.com/web/search/Altadena,+CA,+USA/@34.19...