Felicia Claudette

This is the REAL Barack Hussein Obama II. He will go down as one of the most evil Manchurian candidates in history. You may think you know who this man is, I assure you don’t. A tool of the global elites, CIA and radical Islam, his goal was to destroy America. There’s a reason his Washington, D.C. residence is a quick 5 minute walk from The Islamic Center of Washington D.C..

親愛なるアメリカの友人たちへ　 素晴らしいBBQ文化を教えてくれてありがとう　 お礼に私の地元に伝わる世界最強のビールの友、円盤餃子を紹介します

It's interesting watching the Tech Right deal with the cognitive dissonance of "maximum acceleration" colliding with Protestant work ethic. It basically boils down to "labor and financial precarity are good... Because reasons" When you unpack it, there is some substance. Humans without striving tend to decay. But in no way does that mean you need enforced wage slavery for striving. Some, like Marc Andreesen, simply seem to have bought the "labor is virtuous" doxa hook line and sinker. And since he has "zero introspection" he has no clue where that value comes from. And they are all mistaking a personal aesthetic preference for a universal human truth. Then, on the functional/utilitarian side, the Tech Right seems to think that human involvement is necessary for things like "entropy generation" without realizing that humans produce less entropy when scrambling in survival mode. So, to simplify, there's the individualistic view ie "labor is good for the human animal" argument, which is defensible. But modern wage slavery is "good for the human animal" in the same way that prison meets your social needs. Then there's the macro view ie "enforced precarity causes more prosperity and progress because creativity" (or something along those lines). But that second opinion utterly fails to realize that most people who were Great Men of the past has zero precarity. Let's just take Charles Darwin for instance. Never needed to work a day in his life because he was gentry. In fact, he was chronically ill, a condition that would have killed him and prevented his work.. However, the fact that he has ample financial security meant that he could spend weeks resting when needed, and decades working on his theory of evolution. There is zero evidence that precarity boosts creativity or "entropy generation" Eccentricity (high entropy signals) require financial security.