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  1. “digital immortality”

    25 people with more money than sense
    are trying to ascend to godhood again
    and we, the other 99%, dare them to do it –

    in the same week that a
    man in ontario, california sets fire
    to his workplace screaming “you could have
    paid us a living wage”

    (careful,
    he’s a hero)

    we will all have bread & roses when you
    upload yourselves to your digital heavens
    to preside over an eternity of ozymandian
    digital sand

    we will feast on the grapes of wrath you
    kept from us when you hang yourself
    by a noose of your own hubris

    may your wait-list be short
    and your eternity be long
    and ultimately fruitless

    -Allēna

    4/11/2026

    #brainPreservation #breadAndRoses #ChamelAbdulkharim #Headlines #KimberlyClarkFire #LuigiMangione #nectome #ourPoetry #reactionPoem #SamAltman
  2. Something I don't think people understand well that I feel like needs to be shared around: human logistics is important.

    (Topics and language used limited to be less likely to be banned on corporate platforms, especially since I shared this on facebook)

    This is the answer to basically every "Why aren't we doing anything?" topic.

    If it requires people in groups, especially large groups, to do something then it runs into human logistics.

    People are a chaotic bunch and lives are complicated, we do a lot of individual things... but if we need to do something together then it runs into complicated lives and chaotic thoughts/feelings.

    If you've ever organized a D&D game or even just a board game night, you're well aware how hard it is to get people to coordinate and commit... now imagine if you try to organize this and people drop out, you and everyone involved go to prison and your families suffer...

    So while it seems simple that people just need to do this thing together to solve a problem... it won't happen until either the immediate cost of not doing it becomes worse than failure or until a leader emerges that addresses the problems keeping people from joining and coordinates the group to act in unison.

    The reason why the "You just need to solve this by voting!" crowd is in the wrong is because success there means organizing far far more people than any other means of fixing things. And there's already another organization leading that charge... poorly, so you've got to organize and lead so well that you drown out the multi-billion dollar political machine that's biggest interest is in shutting you down...

    ...and again, failure means things get worse. (See "Spoiled Election" if you want to learn more about this specific case)

    And all of this is just the "lives are complicated" side of things, the "people are chaotic" side is also a hurdle. So many people agree something needs to be done, but if everyone insists it must be done a different way then it's not going to get done (ie. you get enough people to show up to your game night, but you fail because everyone spends the entire time arguing over what game to play)

    So the takeaway of this is two things:
    1) you're not going insane, you're just unfamiliar with human logistics and the ideas you've been taught have been carefully sanitized to erase the logistics so you're less able to repeat them (great example see Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott and how many of us were taught about the protest groups organizing carpools so people could still fulfill necessities while boycotting)
    2) if you're charismatic you can start organizing efforts, you may not lead the big effort but you can get things started and you're critical to stopping the infighting by keeping everyone on the goal.

    Permission granted and encouraged to reshare or copy/paste, no credit needed. Skip the tags if you're sharing to corporate social media.

    #Antifa #Leftist #Rebellion #CollectiveAction #Protest #Election #Vote #LuigiMangione #Resist

  3. Something I don't think people understand well that I feel like needs to be shared around: human logistics is important.

    (Topics and language used limited to be less likely to be banned on corporate platforms, especially since I shared this on facebook)

    This is the answer to basically every "Why aren't we doing anything?" topic.

    If it requires people in groups, especially large groups, to do something then it runs into human logistics.

    People are a chaotic bunch and lives are complicated, we do a lot of individual things... but if we need to do something together then it runs into complicated lives and chaotic thoughts/feelings.

    If you've ever organized a D&D game or even just a board game night, you're well aware how hard it is to get people to coordinate and commit... now imagine if you try to organize this and people drop out, you and everyone involved go to prison and your families suffer...

    So while it seems simple that people just need to do this thing together to solve a problem... it won't happen until either the immediate cost of not doing it becomes worse than failure or until a leader emerges that addresses the problems keeping people from joining and coordinates the group to act in unison.

    The reason why the "You just need to solve this by voting!" crowd is in the wrong is because success there means organizing far far more people than any other means of fixing things. And there's already another organization leading that charge... poorly, so you've got to organize and lead so well that you drown out the multi-billion dollar political machine that's biggest interest is in shutting you down...

    ...and again, failure means things get worse. (See "Spoiled Election" if you want to learn more about this specific case)

    And all of this is just the "lives are complicated" side of things, the "people are chaotic" side is also a hurdle. So many people agree something needs to be done, but if everyone insists it must be done a different way then it's not going to get done (ie. you get enough people to show up to your game night, but you fail because everyone spends the entire time arguing over what game to play)

    So the takeaway of this is two things:
    1) you're not going insane, you're just unfamiliar with human logistics and the ideas you've been taught have been carefully sanitized to erase the logistics so you're less able to repeat them (great example see Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott and how many of us were taught about the protest groups organizing carpools so people could still fulfill necessities while boycotting)
    2) if you're charismatic you can start organizing efforts, you may not lead the big effort but you can get things started and you're critical to stopping the infighting by keeping everyone on the goal.

    Permission granted and encouraged to reshare or copy/paste, no credit needed. Skip the tags if you're sharing to corporate social media.

    #Antifa #Leftist #Rebellion #CollectiveAction #Protest #Election #Vote #LuigiMangione #Resist

  4. Something I don't think people understand well that I feel like needs to be shared around: human logistics is important.

    (Topics and language used limited to be less likely to be banned on corporate platforms, especially since I shared this on facebook)

    This is the answer to basically every "Why aren't we doing anything?" topic.

    If it requires people in groups, especially large groups, to do something then it runs into human logistics.

    People are a chaotic bunch and lives are complicated, we do a lot of individual things... but if we need to do something together then it runs into complicated lives and chaotic thoughts/feelings.

    If you've ever organized a D&D game or even just a board game night, you're well aware how hard it is to get people to coordinate and commit... now imagine if you try to organize this and people drop out, you and everyone involved go to prison and your families suffer...

    So while it seems simple that people just need to do this thing together to solve a problem... it won't happen until either the immediate cost of not doing it becomes worse than failure or until a leader emerges that addresses the problems keeping people from joining and coordinates the group to act in unison.

    The reason why the "You just need to solve this by voting!" crowd is in the wrong is because success there means organizing far far more people than any other means of fixing things. And there's already another organization leading that charge... poorly, so you've got to organize and lead so well that you drown out the multi-billion dollar political machine that's biggest interest is in shutting you down...

    ...and again, failure means things get worse. (See "Spoiled Election" if you want to learn more about this specific case)

    And all of this is just the "lives are complicated" side of things, the "people are chaotic" side is also a hurdle. So many people agree something needs to be done, but if everyone insists it must be done a different way then it's not going to get done (ie. you get enough people to show up to your game night, but you fail because everyone spends the entire time arguing over what game to play)

    So the takeaway of this is two things:
    1) you're not going insane, you're just unfamiliar with human logistics and the ideas you've been taught have been carefully sanitized to erase the logistics so you're less able to repeat them (great example see Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott and how many of us were taught about the protest groups organizing carpools so people could still fulfill necessities while boycotting)
    2) if you're charismatic you can start organizing efforts, you may not lead the big effort but you can get things started and you're critical to stopping the infighting by keeping everyone on the goal.

    Permission granted and encouraged to reshare or copy/paste, no credit needed. Skip the tags if you're sharing to corporate social media.

    #Antifa #Leftist #Rebellion #CollectiveAction #Protest #Election #Vote #LuigiMangione #Resist

  5. Something I don't think people understand well that I feel like needs to be shared around: human logistics is important.

    (Topics and language used limited to be less likely to be banned on corporate platforms, especially since I shared this on facebook)

    This is the answer to basically every "Why aren't we doing anything?" topic.

    If it requires people in groups, especially large groups, to do something then it runs into human logistics.

    People are a chaotic bunch and lives are complicated, we do a lot of individual things... but if we need to do something together then it runs into complicated lives and chaotic thoughts/feelings.

    If you've ever organized a D&D game or even just a board game night, you're well aware how hard it is to get people to coordinate and commit... now imagine if you try to organize this and people drop out, you and everyone involved go to prison and your families suffer...

    So while it seems simple that people just need to do this thing together to solve a problem... it won't happen until either the immediate cost of not doing it becomes worse than failure or until a leader emerges that addresses the problems keeping people from joining and coordinates the group to act in unison.

    The reason why the "You just need to solve this by voting!" crowd is in the wrong is because success there means organizing far far more people than any other means of fixing things. And there's already another organization leading that charge... poorly, so you've got to organize and lead so well that you drown out the multi-billion dollar political machine that's biggest interest is in shutting you down...

    ...and again, failure means things get worse. (See "Spoiled Election" if you want to learn more about this specific case)

    And all of this is just the "lives are complicated" side of things, the "people are chaotic" side is also a hurdle. So many people agree something needs to be done, but if everyone insists it must be done a different way then it's not going to get done (ie. you get enough people to show up to your game night, but you fail because everyone spends the entire time arguing over what game to play)

    So the takeaway of this is two things:
    1) you're not going insane, you're just unfamiliar with human logistics and the ideas you've been taught have been carefully sanitized to erase the logistics so you're less able to repeat them (great example see Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott and how many of us were taught about the protest groups organizing carpools so people could still fulfill necessities while boycotting)
    2) if you're charismatic you can start organizing efforts, you may not lead the big effort but you can get things started and you're critical to stopping the infighting by keeping everyone on the goal.

    Permission granted and encouraged to reshare or copy/paste, no credit needed. Skip the tags if you're sharing to corporate social media.

    #Antifa #Leftist #Rebellion #CollectiveAction #Protest #Election #Vote #LuigiMangione #Resist

  6. @EclecticLexicon @pgo

    -- You're right that arson endangers a whole lot more than the people you're angry against.

    There need to be more #LuigiMangione assassinations. No need to put all your fellow workers out of work, and you're creating advancement opportunities and turning over the C-Suite.

    A dozen more #Luigi killings and things would change. Who needs 3.5%?

    #NoBillionaires #TaxTheRich #EatTheRich #GuillotinesWork #AreYouMadeOfCake

  7. Little Mix Members' Activities Post-Group Hiatus

    Little Mix members Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock are active with solo music, documentaries, and tours after the group's break. Find out what's next.

    #LittleMix #JesyNelson #PerrieEdwards #LeighAnnePinnock #SoloMusic

    newsletter.tf/little-mix-membe

  8. Little Mix Members' Activities Post-Group Hiatus

    Little Mix members Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock are active with solo music, documentaries, and tours after the group's break. Find out what's next.

    #LittleMix #JesyNelson #PerrieEdwards #LeighAnnePinnock #SoloMusic

    newsletter.tf/little-mix-membe

  9. Jesy Nelson released a documentary, Perrie Edwards has a new song out January 9th, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock is starting a solo tour. This shows the members are busy with individual work.

    #LittleMix #JesyNelson #PerrieEdwards #LeighAnnePinnock #SoloMusic

    newsletter.tf/little-mix-membe

  10. Jesy Nelson released a documentary, Perrie Edwards has a new song out January 9th, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock is starting a solo tour. This shows the members are busy with individual work.

    #LittleMix #JesyNelson #PerrieEdwards #LeighAnnePinnock #SoloMusic

    newsletter.tf/little-mix-membe

  11. G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 2/21/26

    I revisit Britney Spears' debut album, and check out the latest albums by Leigh-Anne, and Hilary Duff.

    Favorite Videos include PARTYOF2 on From The Block, Whee In on Change Street, and more!

    g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-mus

    #Music #1001Albums #BritneySpears #LeighAnne #HilaryDuff #PartyOf2 #FromTheBlock #WheeIn #ChangeStreet

  12. G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 2/21/26

    I revisit Britney Spears' debut album, and check out the latest albums by Leigh-Anne, and Hilary Duff.

    Favorite Videos include PARTYOF2 on From The Block, Whee In on Change Street, and more!

    g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-mus

    #Music #1001Albums #BritneySpears #LeighAnne #HilaryDuff #PartyOf2 #FromTheBlock #WheeIn #ChangeStreet

  13. G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 2/21/26

    I revisit Britney Spears' debut album, and check out the latest albums by Leigh-Anne, and Hilary Duff.

    Favorite Videos include PARTYOF2 on From The Block, Whee In on Change Street, and more!

    g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-mus

    #Music #1001Albums #BritneySpears #LeighAnne #HilaryDuff #PartyOf2 #FromTheBlock #WheeIn #ChangeStreet

  14. G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 2/21/26

    I revisit Britney Spears' debut album, and check out the latest albums by Leigh-Anne, and Hilary Duff.

    Favorite Videos include PARTYOF2 on From The Block, Whee In on Change Street, and more!

    g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-mus

    #Music #1001Albums #BritneySpears #LeighAnne #HilaryDuff #PartyOf2 #FromTheBlock #WheeIn #ChangeStreet

  15. G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 2/21/26

    I revisit Britney Spears' debut album, and check out the latest albums by Leigh-Anne, and Hilary Duff.

    Favorite Videos include PARTYOF2 on From The Block, Whee In on Change Street, and more!

    g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-mus

    #Music #1001Albums #BritneySpears #LeighAnne #HilaryDuff #PartyOf2 #FromTheBlock #WheeIn #ChangeStreet

  16. Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell dealt legal blow in fight against woman he claims trespassed on his private beach

    Brian Littrell’s $50,000 lawsuit against the woman he claims trespassed on his private beach property has been dismissed…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Celebrities #amendedcomplaint #BarringtonHill #brianlittrell #Emotionaldistress #Entertainment #LeighanneLittrell #privatebeach #trespassing #WaltonCounty
    newsbeep.com/us/480020/

  17. Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell dealt legal blow in fight against woman he claims trespassed on his private beach

    Brian Littrell’s $50,000 lawsuit against the woman he claims trespassed on his private beach property has been dismissed…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Celebrities #amendedcomplaint #BarringtonHill #brianlittrell #Emotionaldistress #Entertainment #LeighanneLittrell #privatebeach #trespassing #WaltonCounty
    newsbeep.com/us/480020/