PolandIsAStateOfMind

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Lmao i would love this card back when i played MtG but instead i had to torture myself with a phyrexian processor. Then again it made me quit earlier which is a single best thing i ever did about MtG.

[–] PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmygrad.ml 15 points 15 hours ago* (last edited 15 hours ago)

There was very similar article like month ago but their messiah was Mayo Pete back then. They are radicalising! (/s)

This person had never read Lenin. The one thing that strike me every time i read Lenin is how accurate he still is.

Ever since Ricardo thesis made literally all honest economists to eventually arrive at some version of socialism (and Marx at scientific socialism), mainstream economy needed to take a step back to serve the bourgeoisie. At this point it's basically Ouroboros-mammon cult whose main tasks are 1. Demonising marxism and 2. Producing economic theories that sound plausible to a laymen but are contradicting, backwards and ad odds with reality.

If he didn't wanted to get cooked he shouldn't be named cook, smh.

I mean EU has been pretty predictable since 2022, every time there is opportunity you can be sure they will lick US boot.

Also not even all lords, just a few bad apples.

everyone is all fucking ears.

Weird kink

the fact that america was 75 years ahead feels like an accident now

200 years of accumulation, not being destroyed by wars which regularily hindered development of every potential competitor, 70+ years of global hegemony and wealth extraction.

It's even more basic mistake, not understanding the class nature and function of the state.

 
 
 
 
 

@yogthos@lemmygrad.ml

This follows a previous success from the same institute, where they collaborated with Swiss scientists to develop an energy-efficient neuromorphic chip called "Speck" with a remarkably low power consumption of just 0.42 milliwatts. This is a crucial step towards replicating the human brain's incredible efficiency, which operates on only about 20 watts of power.

 
 
 
 
 
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