Notices by Bargearse (largess@mastodon.au), page 2

@MaryPot
Or consider moving to one of the many instances thaat have said thwy will block it ?

@kristian @fediversenews @socialmedianews

@TobiWanKenobi

>All civilizations come to an end at some point

There are examples of ones that have last looong times eg the Australian Aborigines, some 60,000 years, the Khalari Bushmen, 100,000 years. They collapsed not from fighting mother nature like we are, or like the Khmer Empire did from weather changes but from the intervention of other more greedy men. They were so much more resilient then any other civilisation.

https://aeon.co/essays/why-inequality-bothers-people-more-than-poverty

We learned nothing from these amazing civilisations.

What's unique about them is inequality, it held primancy at all times, everyone was equal. Agriculture took that away (need to "own" land, protect it from others etc, inequality starts with private property ownership ) and was the beginning of the end of us some 6000 years ago, we're just now reaching the final stages.

Christopher Ryan's book "Civilized to Death" covers some of this.

@breadandcircuses

@JessTheUnstill
> the kids have already been driven around to their hobbies, and their homework was finished by their tutors.

I'd wonder why they bothered to have children if they dont want to spend time with them?

An example, the kids need to be chaffured around to hobbies because they can no longer ride their bike because there are too many people on the road driving kids around to hobbies because of really, really, badly designed cities.

What you describe would be hell for me. I undeeatand for some it's aspirational but it would ensure the destruction of civilisation.

https://phys.org/news/2022-11-expert-comment-future-electric-fast.html

>"Only by curbing all motorized transport, particularly private cars, as quickly as possibly can we tackle the climate and air pollution crises"

>"I see no way out of revolutionary changes to how we live today .... it is too late for non-radical futures" - Professor Kevin Anderson

https://social.rebellion.global/@ScientistRebellion/110235597189756736

@platypus

@chadloder
I (and of course a plethora of others) have been braying about the inattention to privacy and the blowback from a lack of privacy for decades, crickets..

What recourse do FB, Apple etal have if they are subpoenaed a by Government ?

Maybe that this is Sailfishes time to shine? Sign up to a non US server on Mastodon as well.

@sailfishosnews

@EverettYoung

@gblanc05

https://boogaalibikes.com/

@MDB_Palaiseau @mdbidf @wolfgangcramer