Notices by Óscar Morales Vivó (mylittlemetroid@sfba.social)

@inthehands or as I usually put it, the bullshit machine looks awful nice to the folks that have made it with bullshit.

@jgeorge @inthehands A dumb person's idea of what an intelligent person is like.

@HeavenlyPossum and I’d like to add the observation that this need not have to do anything with any intrinsic nobility or ingrained respect for nature (let’s also not fall into “noble savage” mythology).

This is what worked for them after generations of learning and adaptation. I’m sure at some point some tribe overhunted their favored prey. Then they either starved or moved or had to figure out another food source. They didn’t have the luxury of modern extractive economies of just leaving the place a dump and moving on to the next one. The ones that lasted were the ones that figured it out.

@MostlyHarmless it’s always weird that poor people are motivated by having less money while rich people are motivated by having more money.

According to the people who decide where the money goes, at least.

@inthehands joke’s on you I’ve been programming in Objection-C for years.

@RustyBertrand Back in my day we didn't post cat memes on the Internet. We CARVED them. In STONE. In a BLIZZARD. Uphill BOTH WAYS.

@inthehands we can expect these giant conglomerates to design and apply their policies in a way that will maximize their goals (max money and rentism, min risk)

They won’t ban the nazis because enraged engagement drives clicks and because they don’t want to believe the nazis could take over and if they did it wouldn’t be bad for the bottom line.

Calls for the communist revolution or to dissolve their corporate charter may get a different treatment 🤷🏽♂️

@goatsarah As another great example of "rotting from the top" I'd suggest Iran as another current, obvious case.

Getting a SECOND pastel de nata to celebrate #IndictmentDay