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TheoryofChange [they/them]

@ TheoryofChange @hexbear.net

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  • I love they live

  • For a while I had a bike trailer with a broken hitch, so I just lashed it to the seat post with two rather tight clove hitches and called it a day. Worked well enough, including on 10+ mile rides, that I failed to fix that for months. My point being, don't overthink it too much, just build something and be prepared to modify it or go back to the drawing board.

  • Truly an incredible statement about the times we live in

  • I should know better than to underestimate the ignorance of cis people lol

  • Yeah, It is almost indistinguishable from parody

  • Incredible meme

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    Drunk Boss went on a bizzare rant, now I'm both flattered and kinda want a new job. (CW, transphobia, racism)

  • Thank you for the energy everyone

  • Just forced by circumstance.

  • Thanks for this image

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    9 hours and 4 energy drinks into what will probably be a 14 hour shift. Hexbear please give me your energy

  • I particularly like the blurry logo in the corner saying "stop masturbation now.org

  • Nice

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  • See my work has no hr of any kind, so our group chat is just kinda the wild west.

  • Interesting read but I ultimately don't agree with it. I would argue that focusing on and opposing the physical infrastructure related to an industry people opposed is far more productive than focusing on federal policy for a nascent popular movement. I still think a lot of work is needed before an anti-AI movement is genuinely threatening, but a movement that threatens the vital infrastructure of its enemy and thus has the potential to understand things in terms of supply chains represent strategies with some potential.

    Secondly I don't agree with the premise of the argument that ecological impacts are overstated. All ecological impacts of AI slop generators and the data centers and power plants necessary to run them are objectively luxury emissions. Even if they are less significant than, say, those ecological impacts produced in the steel making industry (unsure if this specific example is correct, fairly immaterial) steel is actually significantly useful to humanity so the discussion of how to reduce emissions is qualitatively different.

  • I agree with this article. Locally we have had themost success with Barbecue cookouts and Karaoke nights. People like participatory fun, and it builds a sense of community. I also like group singing, such as rounds, which can also bring a sense of cohesion and unity.

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  • That looks like possibly the most awesome job imaginable

  • Adding a fourth pedal which just actuates the brake light without braking

  • I enjoy having older men be simultaneously oggling me while being visibly uncomfortable in the pool locker room. When our version of the great proletarian cultural revolution comes and these old men are reeducated, this is one thing I will miss.

  • You have drawn a false dichotomy. The people whose bigoted and reactionary views we are patiently trying to challenge and correct are also the elements of the multinational proletariat who want to overcome oppression with us. That's why they are coming to our organizing spaces when invited. They come as imperfect humans just as we are, and unfortunately that means they frequently bring reactionary ideas.

    Where are these revolutionary masses who have no bigoted views whatsoever?

  • Explaining things, especially things people have been primed to hate, is a difficult skill. It takes practice and likely a lifetime to master

  • True. Many Christians too love the purity testing with their understanding of sin.

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    (Rant) Internet "communists" when they find out revolutionary organizing requires working with the masses, many of whom hold reactionary views

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    My local highschool students have apparently formed a maoist cadre group and I got to meet them yesterday