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Dogs On Acid - 5th August 2011 19:14 View Conversation

Are you a professor/student?
ckaihatsu - 24th July 2011 19:49

Thanks for kicking it off, Red Dave.
RED DAVE - 24th July 2011 18:06 View Conversation

http://www.revleft.com/vb/showpost.p...22&postcount=6

Fucking brilliant!
ckaihatsu - 23rd May 2011 20:39

Yeah, thanks....

This is the stereotype, anyway, and I'm sure we've all seen at least a few examples of it ourselves -- "flame wars". At the same time, though, the stereotype also plays into the hands of those who are roundly *dismissive* of the benefits of the Internet, preferring to invoke this boogeyman of a "Wild West frontier" caricature wherein *all* net-based conversations end up in a chaotic shouting match between two strangers who would have been better off in their lives *without* having encountered each other over such a new-fangled contraption.

This was more of a '90s thing, though, when the baseline consumer Internet technologies were still under development and there was more to poke a stick at. I'm actually dazzled these days at how mainstream it's all gotten, having been around computers since I was a kid in the '80s -- it's now even geekier than *I've* ever been, in some cases...!
greenwarbler - 23rd May 2011 17:33 View Conversation

I think this comment, "If people are more rude in a virtual space I would take it to mean that there's not as much at stake and/or they're not as personally invested in whatever the matters under discussion may happen to be -- possibly understandable in such a non-physical environment that may itself be transient / volatile" itself entails the mark of brilliance. Kudos.
ckaihatsu - 10th May 2011 23:16

Yah! Thanks for extending a hand!
B0LSHEVIK - 10th May 2011 22:54 View Conversation

Hey thanks for all the love comrade, lol.
ckaihatsu - 3rd February 2011 22:26

Difficult to tell one's nuance from text -- I've heard the term "bromance", which is kinda funny. But, yeah, I'm pretty much impervious to humor...! = )
Kalifornia - 3rd February 2011 21:02 View Conversation

yeah me neither, thats why I said man crush yaknow as a joke, rather than saying just crush

your as much fun as edward buzzkill
ckaihatsu - 3rd February 2011 20:31

Um, nice, thanks and everything -- not gay, though.

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Political Statement: [1] The sun shines down at just the right intensity -- neither too little or too much -- to force an intricate interplay of organic materials animated by the sun's energy. The living processes build up to higher levels of nestedness, interdependence, and complexity. The abundance of available food and source materials -- varying depending on location and era -- allows each organism ample time outside of securing necessities to become increasingly aware and conscious of greater depths of complexity in the external (and internal) world(s). Greater consciousness yields greater abilities and at some point humanity began to procure more food than it could consume in realtime. This development gave rise to a separation of roles in society whereby some could spend more time increasing their awareness while others worked to produce the food for all of society. Those relieved of having to work rationalized themselves as somehow different and better than all other people, and explained their privilege by inventing fictional supernatural beings, or a single supernatural being, who conveniently backed up their reasoning. They consolidated their privileged social position with the use of violent physical force, which the fictional supernatural beings or being said was okay. Meanwhile the rest of humanity has either been working or trying to enjoy their more-or-less similar physical existence as everyone else. Much time and effort, though, is unrecoverably lost due to the existence of those in privileged positions.

[2] I am personally *not* in a privileged position.

[3] Therefore it is in my own best personal interest to co-produce a social world that is relieved of the class division.

[4] Therefore I am a Marxist and active at RevLeft.com.

http://tinyurl.com/ckaihatsu-ideology

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Also:

The Soul of Man under Socialism by Oscar Wilde

http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/1017