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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
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Alexander the Great walked the earth less than 40 people ago
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
4 days
A great mathematician knows that subtracting four from nothing leaves nothing
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
13 days
mankind sees the problem of inequity and wishes to solve it by overcoming scarcity: for even when it is orders of magnitude less, an infinity is always infinite
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
14 days
can there not be truth in consensus?
@williameijer
William Meijer
15 days
Collectivists seek consensus, and individualists seek truth. This makes the Left unable to tell the truth, and the Right unable to work together
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
15 days
Man claims knowledge of good and evil, but not the ability to distinguish them. What's celebrated as virtuous and good in this life is often harmful to the immortal soul. Our power of reason betrays us, we live in darkness and depravity, and is why we must obey the Lord.
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
16 days
Yeah but if I don't build the Death Star to power my superintelligence someone else wi become the first trillionaire
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
17 days
You will be my shield, and I will be Your vessel You will be my light, and I will be Your servant You will deliver the Word, and I will listen for it
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
18 days
Plato was definitely both. He wrote dialogues where Socrates used Euclidean geometry to illustrate philosophical points, such as the moment of aporia in the Meno, which relied on the demonstration that a square's diameter can be used to construct another square twice its size
@anopenhandle
Austin Stubbs🇻🇦
18 days
@jdchawla29 You telling me Plato wasn't a shape rotator? Theory of Forms? Platonism? Come on my guy
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
21 days
This has been a critical skill since the dawn of civilization, when the ego was first born, and men would dance around the flames to show their fitness and virility
@hermittoday
hermit the cat
21 days
didn’t expect “navigating collective psychoses” to become such a critical skill to have so soon
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
22 days
This done, the Multitude so united in one Person, is called a COMMON-WEALTH, in latine CIVITAS. This is the Generation of that great LEVIATHAN, or rather (to speake more reverently) of that Mortall God, to which wee owe under the Immortall God, our peace and defence.
@alexeyguzey
Alexey Guzey
23 days
i keep thinking about this our cells have no awareness that they're part of a larger consciousness does this apply to us as well there's a larger consciousness that we're a part of but we as its individual cells only perceive ourselves and our immediate surroundings
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
23 days
Babylon was a golden cup in the Lord’s hand, That made all the earth drunk. The nations drank her wine; Therefore the nations are deranged. Babylon has suddenly fallen and been destroyed. Wail for her!
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
26 days
Across the bright expanse of cosmic spheres between the tiny grains of spacetime sand O what wonders did the Lord create! With a single phrase He caused a cosmic burst of light to usher forth His endless majesty the universe. Thus was made from His decree everything in the world.
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
26 days
Art in general—AI generated or otherwise—often serves to divert our attention to the worldly. Art seldom reminds us of the human condition but rather makes us blind to it it, see it as something it is not. No, if anything pleases the Lord it worship and prayer, penance and rigor.
@RachelToRome
Rachel 🇻🇦
26 days
Question for Christians: Is AI generated art pleasing to the Lord?
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
27 days
Maybe the groyper is part of a pattern that has emerged elsewhere in history. A sign that politics are in flux, but dressed in the novelties of the current day where society is hyper aware of its own relationship with the past. A runaway frenzy tethered to the firmament
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
27 days
Furthermore, how far back does political exploitation go? does it predate modernity and capitalism? If we think about Machiavelli for example, he seemed to suggest that any and all political philosophy is subject to propaganda.
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
27 days
The next question I would ask then is something like this: in what sense is man as a political actor exploited? For example, is it in order to manufacture consent? is it the essentially same exploitation as labor? or maybe something symbolic or spiritual in nature
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
27 days
Fascinating that the groyper is defined by alienation and estrangement from their politics/culture. This is a similar relationship that Marx described between workers and labor. Workers are alienated from their labor under capitalism. So it is here as well https://t.co/XlrvrwuSI0
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funculus the homunculus
28 days
love those older neighborhoods where the trees are grown and there's more shade for walking
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
30 days
I do not pay for "twitter premium". I do not "boost" my "posts". I reply to whomever I want. I use whatever formatting I want. And if the algorithm doesn't deem my posts worthy of seeing the light of day, then I post only for myself.
@p0lar_fawn
gigi 𓂃⋆.˚
1 month
lol i know only 3 of you will see this, but im kinda done with tweeting into the void, thats not why i joined twitter. i dont care about payouts and this site used to be FUN. (this is me crying about the algo one last time i promise you 🥲) now they’ll hide your tweets unless
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@funculus
funculus the homunculus
1 month
Yeeahh no, sorry, AI research is actually banned under the intergalactic treaty, and human math is kinda primitive compared to the stuff we have.. but I see you have four working limbs. How does laborer sound, at this cool mining colony?
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