

as well as a bunch of Australian history, the main bit being on the stolen generation (in primary school, not high school tho)


as well as a bunch of Australian history, the main bit being on the stolen generation (in primary school, not high school tho)


Didn’t learn about fascism in history. Mainly learned about ancient history and industrial revolution stuff
I am quite conflicted. On the one hand this is extraordinarily bad for American democracy, but there is a feeling in me that said democracy farce at this point.
I also believe that this will justify further violence from the right towards lgbt/left/immigrants etc. But would that happen anyway?
While there is the argument of not contributing to overpopulation, in my view anti-natalism is the application of moral utilitarianism to an absurd degree. I also think it can (not will of course) lead to eugenics policies. Indeed, a poor person birthing a child more immoral than a rich person. Certainly the rich child is much more likely to live a better life than the poor. Should we therefore be more willing to regulate the reproductive capabilities of the poor? I think this is where anti-natalism breaks down - forcing it on anyone, or creating policy to support it, is in my view will always be deeply immoral.


2 pillows stacked on each other most nights. Sometimes I just have the one. Very rarely I will have none because for some reason that is whats needed to sleep


Anything that isn’t sanctioning the shit out of Israel won’t be effective. If Belgium, Canada, UK, etc. were serious, all trade would be cut to Israel until they stopped the genocide


That’s great to hear. In my experience every second paper I ran into needed a subscription, although I am guessing they weren’t federally funded research or from a country where that isn’t required by law


We really need to push for fully open access research. I believe the ACM has announced a transition to open access, so there is that. However I think there needs to be legislated open access. Specifically, any federally funded research (or research from publicly funded universities) that is to be published should be forced to be open access. In America I don’t think that’s going to happen for a while lmao, but hopefully other countries can do this.


lib is when anti genocidal dictator?


I currently travel 2 hours to and from work, making my 9 to 5 a 7 to 7. I hate it so much lmao


Russia is clearly imperialist, just ask chechnya, georgia, and indeed Ukraine. There was/is also the Wagner group which represented Russian presence in Africa. Also the war crimes committed by Russia in the Kharkiv Region says everything I need to know about them.
In terms of holding preference towards Russia or America, I am tempted to choose neither. Clearly America has engaged in pretty blatantly evil shit over the decades its been a super power. However, I would argue the only reason why Russia could be viewed as not as “evil” as America is because Russia is simply unable to engage in the same levels of imperialism.
So given this, I do not support either America or Russia. I support Ukraine’s independence, and the way to do that is to send military aid, which I fully support


Yeah I’m a trans gender bisexual nazi. Gotchya. I do wonder when the communists here will learn that Russia isn’t communist any more and is instead a capitalist…empire! You don’t need to suck their dick all the time


Proxy war with Russia is so based actually. Slava Ukraini
I suggest you re-read through the proof of the halting problem, and consider precisely what it’s saying. It really has been mathematically proven.
But fair enough, the program made in the halting problem you probably wouldn’t ever encounter. But the consequence is, if you were trying to write an algorithm that solves the halting problem, you would have to sacrifice some level of correctness - and technically any algorithm you write would fail or loop forever on an infinite number of programs, surely one of them would be useful. Consider the Collatz conjecture. I severely doubt anyone would be able to “decide” the collatz conjecture program halting without it being a very specific proof of it (with maybe some generalisations).