The singular ‘dumbass’ to the plural ‘sovereign citizens’
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There’s a belief that (I’m going to heavily paraphrase/over simplify here) when you’re born, there are two versions of you … The ‘corporation’, and the ‘real’ you.
Any document issued by the government i.e. birth certificates, social security etc is against the corporate version of you. And as a ‘real’ person, you are not part of a system you didn’t consent to.
So when you get pulled over for speeding, it was your real self who was
drivingtravelling, not the corporation, and only the corporate self is beholden to the law. This same idea is applied to taxes…
Might pay to read up on the luddites.
They protested against manufacturers who used machines in “a fraudulent and deceitful manner” to replace the skilled labour of workers and drive down wages by producing inferior goods.
In a modern internet context:
Fear. Uncertainty. Doubt.
Often used in crypto circles when a shitty project is being accused of being a rug pull. The scammer may say “it’s just FUD, ignore it”.
On ‘the street’, if I called someone a fud, it is calling them an idiot.
58·1 year agoThe game is rigged
“in the cloud”
Well, the firm I work for won’t ever implement it then. Back to pandas, nothing to see here.
Is that why we are being told to “fear” AI? Because it can’t be easily monitised by those who worry about such things.
4·1 year agoSony, Asus, Nothing, Pixel…
I’m not doubting the hardware, but software is a real issue. Carriers are now pushing 36 month plans… what good is that if your device is basically out of date after 18 months.
Reads headline: “oooo interesting”
It’s a Motorola: “ah, shit”
The banks have heavily invested in a cross platform chat app that’s (in its own words) bridging the gap.
Just wait for the consumer version ready to be pushed by governments.
3·1 year agoWith this in mind, I’ve read anecdotes that say you should have a monitor that ideally has double the refresh rate as the FPS of the game you’re playing. The thought being, I suppose, that as the monitor is refreshing more frequently, it will more likely catch a frame.
I can’t find where I read/watched this, but if anyone has any input or tests to this 3ffect I’d be interested to see it again.
Did you read the name of the sub before you replied?