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  1. #Arts #Fashion #NVO987 #Culture #NEXARIUM
    Did Stew and Jax Get Back Together After She Ghosted Him Post-Engagement on ‘Love Is Blind’? Let’s Investigate
    He just let slip that their “relationship has continued”...
    cosmopolitan.com/entertainment

  2. You say "Angry Feminist" like it's a bad thing.

    -- Liana Brooks (@LianaBrooks) (Blog post, 2016)

    #feminism #quotes

  3. Recent Lebanon County obituaries for week of October 26

    Once a week we share the most recent obituaries in a post like this, but you’ll find the…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Lebanon #FeaturedSecondary #obituaries
    europesays.com/iran/342422/

  4. Another home win, another #VikingsPlaybook giveaway!

    RT this post (must be following) for your chance to receive this @[email protected] Playbook from yesterday's defeat of the Colts. I'll choose three winners Tuesday evening around 9 p.m. #SKOL

  5. Rubin telescope should find more of Earth's mysterious 'mini-moons' — including some we can study up close
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>Earth’s tiny, temporary moons could become some of the easiest asteroid targets for future missions
    #mysterious #telescope #including #should

  6. Is there a right way to view a sunrise (or be a writer)? A brief new post on my writer's blog, continuing the series on lessons I've learned from 18 years of the #writing life. fayerapoportdespres.com/is-the #writingcommunity

  7. I was actually the first to vote in this! 😂

    I saw The Sun post the article and went straight in.

    Why don’t you add your vote too?

    👉👉thesun.co.uk/news/40810592/bur

  8. Yeah… I know exactly what that look is doing. 😏 Post-workout, gym lights low, and suddenly walking out doesn’t feel quite as urgent.

    #MensFitness #GymLife #FitnessLifestyle #Physique #MuscleAndStrength #FitMen

  9. “Anarchism is democracy taken seriously”*…

    Further (and to some extent, contra) to yesterday’s post– Martin Gurri on the need to reground Liberal Democracy— the estimable Alan Jacobs, who suggests that we need to get in touch with our “inner anarchist.” In a recent post, he shares a “mini-manifesto”…

    I am temperamentally and morally a conservative, which is to say: I believe that I am charged with preserving my inheritance, nurturing it, and passing it along to the next generation. That inheritance is spiritual, cultural, natural, and political. (It may or may not be financial; that matters little.) Our largest social problems stem from the fact that our political economy promotes the concentration of power and money, and the concentration of power and money militates against the preservation of any spiritual, cultural, and natural inheritance. That is how we get an unprecedentedly rich and theoretically free society that also features corrupt religious institutions, insipid art, and dying rivers. I will continue to do my best to conserve and promote my Christian faith, my convictions about art, and my natural environment, but I must do so in unpropitious conditions. We need an alternative political economy that encourages rather than inhibiting the work of conservation, and I think anarchism, properly understood, is that alternative.

    Citing his “major guides” to thinking about anarchism– Peter Marshall, Demanding the Impossible: A History of Anarchism; James Scott, Two Cheers for Anarchism; and David Graeber, essays— he notes that, on his old blog he posted often on the subject, and directs us to “this essay [source of the image above] and then this reflection on Christian anarchy” for his fundamental thoughts.

    But the meat of the post is the “notebook” of thoughts on anarchism that follow. A few examples:

    It is vitally important to distinguish anarchism from libertarianism. The highest goods of the libertarian are freedom of action and freedom to own property, both conceived as belonging to the individual. The anarchist, by contrast, seeks some form of the good life in collaboration and cooperation with others. Anarchism is therefore intrinsically social, pluralistic, and unplanned. Because, as Isaiah Berlin says, the Great Goods are not always compatible with one another, you collaborate with people who share your priorities, understanding and accepting that others will find other structures of collaboration. And in pursuing those goods you have the humility to recognize that you don’t know how they may be achieved; that is something you discover through your collaboration. (Related by me: this and this.)

    Anarchism is therefore not a system of government but a practice, and one can practice it at any level of social interaction. The parent who tells two squabbling children to work out their differences themselves, rather than appealing to a parental verdict, is practicing anarchism, and a very important form of it too. (See my comments on machi no hoiku and mimamoru in this post. Anarchist pedagogy!)…

    The true anarchist can never throw bombs, because when you do that you are making decisions for other people without their consent, which is anthithetical to anarchism…

    Anarchism can never be revolutionary in the sense in which political systems (communism, socialism, fascism) can be revolutionary. But the ultimate effects of anarchism can be far greater than the effects of any of those other movements. As Hannah Arendt said, every revolutionary becomes a conservative the day after the revolution; as The Who said, “Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.” Anarchism declines bosses [but importantly, not leaders] altogether. And that is truly revolutionary – but it is only brought about by means so slow and patient that no one can see them at work…

    So much more, eminently worth reading in full: “Anarchist Notebook.”

    Extra credit opportunity: recognizing that Jacobs’ critique of the status quo is not inconsistent with Gurri’s, how might we take up Gurri’s challenge to reground Democracy in a way that stirs in the “commons” thinking of anarchism?

    * Edward Abbey

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    As we rebuild better, we might send revolutionary birthday greetings to Nestor Makhno (AKA Bat’ko Makhno); he was born on this date in 1888 (O.S.). He was a Ukrainian anarchist revolutionary and the commander of the Revolutionary Insurgent Army of Ukraine during the Ukrainian War of Independence (a war to regain independence by the Ukrainian People’s Republic against the Bolsheviks, who had annexed Ukraine into the Soviet Union). He established the Makhnovshchina (loosely translated as “Makhno movement”), a mass movement in the Ukrainian peasantry to establish an anarchist system in the country between 1918 and 1921.

    Sadly, that struggle for independence continues to this day.

    source

    #Anarchism #anarchy #BatKoMakhno #collaboration #commons #culture #democracy #history #NestorMakhno #philosophy #politics #Ukraine
  10. الطفل فى الشهر الاول من الولاده
    m3alrahman.blogspot.com/2015/1

  11. صبحكم الله بالعافية فى البدن والصحوة فى الضمير والرحمة فى القلب
    m3alrahman.blogspot.com/2015/1

  12. من السور التي بدأت بالنداء : سورة الحج
    asbabnzol.blogspot.com/2021/10

  13. I'm finally reading John H. Zammito's "A Nice Derangement of Epistemes Post-Positivism in the Study of Science from Quine to Latour"

    When talking about theories of the social I'm personally skeptical of Laudan and Leplin's statement.

    A fine book, by the way.

  14. 🚨New ransom group blog posts!🚨

    Group name: payload
    Post title: Edelstahl-Mechanik GmbH
    Location: 🇩🇪 DE
    Sector: Manufacturing
    Info: cti.fyi/#disclosure/payload/Ed

    Group name: payload
    Post title: Miletic GmbH
    Location: 🇩🇪 DE
    Sector: Construction
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    Group name: payload
    Post title: Glückauf-Vermessung GmbH
    Location: 🇩🇪 DE
    Sector: Professional Services
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    Group name: Panzer
    Post title: Samples.zip
    Info: cti.fyi/#disclosure/Panzer/Sam

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