HeurtisticAlgorithm9

Wha!

I mean it kinda makes sense, someone who doesn't think that the process of thought is useful not thinking they could make any kind of error.

Tis the difference betwixt private and personal property, we don't want your toothbrush but your toothbrush factory however...

Hehe, new, yeah

Sure, it's simpler; but it's less elegant

Flat white is 2 espresso shots and equal parts steamed milk. A Latte is more steamed milk (idk the exact ratio if there is one), most places just fill up whatever latte cup they have which should be bigger than the flat white cup, and has a small amount of head/foam.

Yeah, but everything else is more annoying. 1+e^i(0.5τ)=0 just doesn't hit the same

The joke is just as inaccurate before being pointed out, he's an enjoyment ruiner

https://www.spring.org.uk/2023/01/intrinsic-motivation.php

Turns out people are actually more productive if you don't force them to do it in order to live.

I never said anything about not voting for industrial action. But if you look at it logically, if there's no industrial action with or without consumer choices the world burns, but if there is industrial action then with or without consumer choices (partly because the industrial action would alter what choices are available) the world has a chance to survive. So in our current situation devoting energy and thought to consumer choices is not just pointless if you would otherwise be working towards industrial action in any capacity it is actively detrimental (hence why BP created it as a concept)

No amount of individual choices can save the planet. The climate change causes by corporations is sufficiently world ending. So even if literally every single person on the planet went vegan it wouldn't be enough. The idea of a personal carbon footprint was created by BP in order to make people put the blame on themselves. The only way to stop it is mass industrial action. Personal choice, at least at this point, is completely irrelevant.

If they're using "communism" to control the people, then they're not really using communism