Literally a ber

5.6K posts

Literally a ber banner
Literally a ber

Literally a ber

@_literallyabear

Center Left // Pro-Nato // Anti-covid // Anti-Maoist // Atheist /// Build Moar Housing // WFH 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 As the profile says: I'm literally a ber

Washington Katılım Mart 2022
372 Takip Edilen168 Takipçiler
Literally a ber
Literally a ber@_literallyabear·
@coryfromphilly In a lot of ways yes. And used to be less of a margin in the past... some parts more so than others.
English
0
0
0
15
Cory in San Francisco
Cory in San Francisco@coryfromphilly·
Aside from the knowledge problem, one of the big issues with central planning is that the profit and loss system creates incentives to provide food, education, medicine, etc., in a net beneficial way to society. There is no such mechanism for the government.
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias

You could have a society where everyone lives in public housing but you would still “have a landlord,” it would just be some kind of public agency.

English
3
3
24
1.3K
Literally a ber
Literally a ber@_literallyabear·
@candiedwishkey Morgan how long have we known each other and you’re just learning this is one of my tisims.
English
1
0
1
11
Literally a ber
Literally a ber@_literallyabear·
@coryfromphilly Not saying we need the government to do all these things but there are explicit public sectors where institutions are stronger / not plugged into the political culture war they tend to work well.
English
0
0
0
27
Literally a ber
Literally a ber@_literallyabear·
@coryfromphilly Tbf the us military doesn’t have any explicit profit structure and it still is able to do all of these things. It helps that it’s because we throw a dump truck of money at it to set up the right institutions and hire the right people but still.
English
3
0
0
65
peepeepoopoo
peepeepoopoo@DeepDishEnjoyer·
do you think agi will do land acknowledgments after we are all gone
English
22
10
322
11.7K
Cory in San Francisco
Cory in San Francisco@coryfromphilly·
@maxdubler Not just urban hipsters. The Gen Xers in a photography group I sometimes go on photo walks with think this. Us YIMBYs really need to work on marketing
English
1
0
6
564
hope hopes hoping
hope hopes hoping@hopes_revenge·
removed from the chinese buffet
hope hopes hoping tweet media
English
59
380
7.2K
128.5K
Literally a ber
Literally a ber@_literallyabear·
@monkey_reg R U trying to imply that open and naked corruption is a BAD thing? So much about providing VALUABLE market information.
English
0
0
1
35
the Rich
the Rich@Duderichy·
I wonder what technical accomplishments are seen as one big thing, but are actually the sum of many smaller technical innovations that were required to get there
English
11
0
36
2.1K
Literally a ber
Literally a ber@_literallyabear·
@Duderichy Met my wife at coffee + ice cream and we walked around Venice beach
English
0
1
1
138
moma (peptide arc) ⛓️
Who knew that the key to solving the medical gap was one guy with money *giving a shit* about his girlfriend
Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson

We know curiously little about the first female, Eve: > never heard from her > no data on her life > manufactured from man > was second > is to blame Eve is our foundational concept of a woman, yet she is not legible. Why? For 1,400 years, humanity was confused about planets too. When the ancient Greeks looked up to the sky, they saw some lights (stars) appeared fixed, while other lights (planets) moved erratically. They couldn’t understand why. From their vantage point, Mars would stop, reverse, loop backward, and then resume. Planets were bewildering, called "wanderers". To Greek physicians, the womb was also perplexing. They taught that the womb moved freely, a restless wanderer inside the body. They looked up at the sky, and at a woman, and concluded the same thing: they are erratic and wandering. To resolve this planetary madness, astronomers spent 1,400 years trying to understand. They used complicated models, overlaying circles onto circles (epicycles). Then, Copernicus and Kepler figured it out. Two insights solved over 1,400 years of bad explanations. It turns out the observed was not fixed, and the orbits were ellipses, not perfect circles. Our bewilderment about female health only means it is yet to be understood. There’s a reframe waiting to happen. In the fifth century BCE, Polykleitos sculpted the male body as a system of ideal mathematical proportion. Setting the historical trajectory for the “ideal” body. This passed through Vitruvius and then was immortalized by Da Vinci. This is how the default template of the human body was established. The male body was chosen because it held still, not because it was superior. It lacked the cyclical, "erratic", misunderstood shifts of the female body. Perhaps it's time for another reframe. In the next 90 days, Kate will become the most measured female in history. Three of her menstrual cycles (orbits) will be meticulously tracked. > 1,900 biomarkers tracked > 14.8 million data points > 100 tasks a day > 6-10 hours a day > 50+ devices > brain, taste, smell, and more > 3 menstrual cycles The effort will reveal new insight into female health, though that’s not really the primary objective here. Kate is trying to become legible. First to herself, and then to others.

English
4
1
32
2.4K
zeta
zeta@zeta_globin·
THIS IS THE INSIDE OF YOUR HEART GO TO BED
zeta tweet mediazeta tweet media
English
37
10
582
22.4K
Literally a ber
Literally a ber@_literallyabear·
@Duderichy Counterpoint: it shows significant theory of mind to try to understand what makes someone tick and how to manipulate a latent system to agree with you.
English
0
0
3
51
Literally a ber
Literally a ber@_literallyabear·
@Duderichy @maiab also consider bringing it to a shop to do an inspection- might cost $100 but it's worth the peace of mind.
English
0
0
3
25
the Rich
the Rich@Duderichy·
@maiab Plenty of checklists on the internet. I think Chris fix has a good video. Check oil. New oil is bad, means they might be hiding something. Check exhaust for oil. Check underside, bring flashlight. Tbh, also consider buying a CPO car.
English
2
0
9
1.2K
Maia Bittner
Maia Bittner@maiab·
how do I not get scammed buying a used car off the internet
English
16
0
26
12K
the Rich
the Rich@Duderichy·
wait feeling nauseous again
English
2
0
8
300
the Rich
the Rich@Duderichy·
woke up feeling sick :(
English
17
0
86
3.2K