roguestenography:
Vanity!
I've just worked out an answer to the square root of minus one.
No I haven't.
My friend Sir duff and I wre talking about the effects of mass marginalization.
(also somewhere in there I remember helping a friend move and throwing up in a Dennys bathroom, This is relevant, because the following is the verbal equivilant of that glamours moment (
) )
I...
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No I haven't.
My friend Sir duff and I wre talking about the effects of mass marginalization.
(also somewhere in there I remember helping a friend move and throwing up in a Dennys bathroom, This is relevant, because the following is the verbal equivilant of that glamours moment (
) )
I...
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roguestenography:
Hey Charles, sure thing man...
anyways, I'm not entirely convinced its inherently part of most political systems to have organized upheval, I think limited control, and fienged feedback control more serve that role.
It seems more stability is created (especailyl in recent history) through adapting to a platuea of values, and reform is a psuedonym for pascifism / literal amendment without any real change
I was also more focused on the socail side effects of policies that use tolerance, over understanding...
(thanks btw for the request and the implication I'm somewhat interesting. I've been arguing that case for years, your #3 to buy in. )
anyways, I'm not entirely convinced its inherently part of most political systems to have organized upheval, I think limited control, and fienged feedback control more serve that role.
It seems more stability is created (especailyl in recent history) through adapting to a platuea of values, and reform is a psuedonym for pascifism / literal amendment without any real change
I was also more focused on the socail side effects of policies that use tolerance, over understanding...
(thanks btw for the request and the implication I'm somewhat interesting. I've been arguing that case for years, your #3 to buy in. )
char1es:
I'm not saying that mst syestems incorporate the needed mechanism for upheaval: I am saying that the most successful ones do.
That's why the USA was so successful for so long, despite all their huge problems, and that now that they have less scope for real change,do to the concentration of wealth, media, and political control, they are just flushing themselves down the toilet.
We in Canada are staring to see the same thing here, but we are decades behind them...
That's why the USA was so successful for so long, despite all their huge problems, and that now that they have less scope for real change,do to the concentration of wealth, media, and political control, they are just flushing themselves down the toilet.
We in Canada are staring to see the same thing here, but we are decades behind them...
Soccor practise has ruined my ability to walk. *shrugs* day off! Yeah!
At one of my jobs i drive a truck - this is clearly the most engrossing work ever and does not lead to distraction in the least. Which is why I spend all of my time trying to establish proofs in my head (and if you even think math, clean out your desk,...
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At one of my jobs i drive a truck - this is clearly the most engrossing work ever and does not lead to distraction in the least. Which is why I spend all of my time trying to establish proofs in my head (and if you even think math, clean out your desk,...
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I'm fairly convinced there is nothing better than having a bath in an empty house, listening to loud swing, reading, smoking and eating chocolate. Somewhere in some sort of direct mix.
I skipped the paperbacks for this. Its funny how much time you can spend in places and only like them for a few moments.
Listening to hitchhikers guide, eating curry, wondering why I was so suddenly compelled to join this site.
*shrugs*
I like filling in forms, and having both ankles bol... I'm going to quit it with this justification shit.
My favourite philopshy on life is that the past and future are meaningless. The past is reference material, you can't replicate it unless you can go back (MARTY!...
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*shrugs*
I like filling in forms, and having both ankles bol... I'm going to quit it with this justification shit.
My favourite philopshy on life is that the past and future are meaningless. The past is reference material, you can't replicate it unless you can go back (MARTY!...
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