So... they support anabolic processes. Shall we avoid eating and drinking too?
You're right. Reading this text without having heard it, it reads like a speech. The only thing that gives it the poetry sheen is the same tired slam poetry delivery that you can't escape now.
>"such as those in most of England and Wales" Aren't Welsh dialects generally rhotic?
"The term 'glen,' a Gaelic word that means 'narrow valley,' is not specifically included in that protection." Well, the Scottish Gaelic word is actually gleann, and glen in Manx (a Gaelic language) actually means clean.…
The Idiot is one of my favorite books of all time. Reading it in high school was definitely a formative experience. It was my first introduction to many existential concepts; particularly the parts about the painting by…
Happy to see a Welsh translation, but I'm interested where the word for hovercraft came from. The hofren part comes from hofran (which is just a borrowing of hover), but what about fad?
Not to downplay the influence that the classical music tradition has had on popular music, I think it's incorrect to say that rock and pop are direct descendants of classical music. Rock music, for example, is very…
That's a shame, I thought Pyongyang Time was kinda neat. It's a callback to historical Korean timezones
Yeah, almost two decades after the famine. And were the Gang of Four not imprisoned political opposition? Your comment reminds me of the famous Mao quote "No investigation, no right to speak."
I'm not sure I see how that means they're selfish.
Given the fact that Google apparently stores the pictures you've taken with your phone (at least on Android?) and Snapchat saves all of the pictures you've sent with it for an unknown amount of time, wouldn't that…
This article is kind of silly. It has a short description of an attack that has been attributed to North Korea, but there are serious doubts about whether they actually had any part in it and then includes a very vague…
hwat
I'm not convinced you actually understood my comment. I'm not saying that processing and distribution in the context of capitalism and imperialism are qualitatively different from processing and distribution in…
What a useless article; the author makes it clear that they were never intending to properly entertain the ideas that are put forward by the referenced authors and just go for quick "look how silly these people are"…
This is the first I'm seeing it and I really dig the design, I just wish the paragraphs were a little more narrow.
It's worth noting that Chile under Allende was working on implementing a computer-based planning system[1], but unfortunately we don't know how it might have worked out cause of the US-backed military coup shortly after…
The issue is that unilateral US military intervention hasn't solved similar situations in the past.
My grandmother always used to make applesauce with Winesaps. There's a little orchard around here that always kept a couple trees for her and they're still there. Every season we go and get some to make applesauce out…
The right to food and shelter. It really is ridiculous that we don't guarantee access to basic human needs.
On a similar note, if you're interested in the sort of things the Renaissance Humanists were preserving the Ritman Library[0] has quite a collection that it's in the process of making available online. [0]…
This article, as many others have pointed out, is pretty misleading. If you want to read about a company that functions mostly as a traditional business with no CEO, look into the Mondragon Corporation.…
For starters, not everybody can afford that kinda stuff. The comment you're replying to even talks about how his car only has a tape player and a radio. This cassette revival is primarily happening with young people who…
My house doesn't even have a side door, our front door opens into a little section of tile that's sectioned off from the living room and a hallway.
Well, Christian Perfection is a traditionally Wesleyan idea. Although that isn't saying that Christians could be free from all sin, only that they /could/ be free from all /conscious/ sin. Sainthood of the Believer is…
So... they support anabolic processes. Shall we avoid eating and drinking too?
You're right. Reading this text without having heard it, it reads like a speech. The only thing that gives it the poetry sheen is the same tired slam poetry delivery that you can't escape now.
>"such as those in most of England and Wales" Aren't Welsh dialects generally rhotic?
"The term 'glen,' a Gaelic word that means 'narrow valley,' is not specifically included in that protection." Well, the Scottish Gaelic word is actually gleann, and glen in Manx (a Gaelic language) actually means clean.…
The Idiot is one of my favorite books of all time. Reading it in high school was definitely a formative experience. It was my first introduction to many existential concepts; particularly the parts about the painting by…
Happy to see a Welsh translation, but I'm interested where the word for hovercraft came from. The hofren part comes from hofran (which is just a borrowing of hover), but what about fad?
Not to downplay the influence that the classical music tradition has had on popular music, I think it's incorrect to say that rock and pop are direct descendants of classical music. Rock music, for example, is very…
That's a shame, I thought Pyongyang Time was kinda neat. It's a callback to historical Korean timezones
Yeah, almost two decades after the famine. And were the Gang of Four not imprisoned political opposition? Your comment reminds me of the famous Mao quote "No investigation, no right to speak."
I'm not sure I see how that means they're selfish.
Given the fact that Google apparently stores the pictures you've taken with your phone (at least on Android?) and Snapchat saves all of the pictures you've sent with it for an unknown amount of time, wouldn't that…
This article is kind of silly. It has a short description of an attack that has been attributed to North Korea, but there are serious doubts about whether they actually had any part in it and then includes a very vague…
hwat
I'm not convinced you actually understood my comment. I'm not saying that processing and distribution in the context of capitalism and imperialism are qualitatively different from processing and distribution in…
What a useless article; the author makes it clear that they were never intending to properly entertain the ideas that are put forward by the referenced authors and just go for quick "look how silly these people are"…
This is the first I'm seeing it and I really dig the design, I just wish the paragraphs were a little more narrow.
It's worth noting that Chile under Allende was working on implementing a computer-based planning system[1], but unfortunately we don't know how it might have worked out cause of the US-backed military coup shortly after…
The issue is that unilateral US military intervention hasn't solved similar situations in the past.
My grandmother always used to make applesauce with Winesaps. There's a little orchard around here that always kept a couple trees for her and they're still there. Every season we go and get some to make applesauce out…
The right to food and shelter. It really is ridiculous that we don't guarantee access to basic human needs.
On a similar note, if you're interested in the sort of things the Renaissance Humanists were preserving the Ritman Library[0] has quite a collection that it's in the process of making available online. [0]…
This article, as many others have pointed out, is pretty misleading. If you want to read about a company that functions mostly as a traditional business with no CEO, look into the Mondragon Corporation.…
For starters, not everybody can afford that kinda stuff. The comment you're replying to even talks about how his car only has a tape player and a radio. This cassette revival is primarily happening with young people who…
My house doesn't even have a side door, our front door opens into a little section of tile that's sectioned off from the living room and a hallway.
Well, Christian Perfection is a traditionally Wesleyan idea. Although that isn't saying that Christians could be free from all sin, only that they /could/ be free from all /conscious/ sin. Sainthood of the Believer is…