Grail (capitalised)

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You're saying suffering is a physical response? Okay, show us a picture or a video of suffering. Show us what it looks like under a microscope. Show us the elementary particles suffering is made of.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/australia · 1 pts · 282d

Reddit has support subreddits for people struggling with mental illness or minority struggles. These are issues kids face, and the government is denying their access, while giving big tech companies excuses to spy on adults.

on 👁🧠👁 · c/science_memes · -1 pts · 302d

Video game is right. What we experience is a mental construct, and it can be reprogrammed. It already has been reprogrammed by religious groups and media conglomerates to control you. We need to take back that power and become masters of our own universes.

http://soulism.net/

My favourite Asimov story is The Gods Themselves, which uses the membrane theory. Earth comes into contact with the people of another hyperlayer with different laws of physics, and they use the differences in the laws of physics to create free energy.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/melbourne · 5 pts · 344d

There are teens. They're charged with a murder. The murder is of Melbourne boys. The teens refused to attend court.

To be fair, if you're already on unemployment, queuing up for bread isn't much of a change. It's the middle class who do have to sell of their homes that lose the most. If you already have nothing to lose, then nothing changes.

Wages benefit workers. Inflation is affected by everyone's wealth. When the rich make record profits, inflation rises and our wages fall in value. When wages are increased, inflation rises and rich people's hoards fall in value. The key to successful economic policy is to raise wages faster than rich people's hoards can grow, thus making wage growth the primary driver of inflation. When hoard growth is the primary driver of inflation, we get our current situation.