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@jensens I used to have a static website, but can't remember where. But the main website interface holding the power. I found fun to play with such things, but it takes time.
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@cbase @internetarchive @dweb @internetarchiveeurope I like your links, ai read them, or bookmark to read them later, I am regular (auto)archive suporter. Do you share what have you read, or you just share? I only share what i have read.
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@politicalbillsc What animal species are you?
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@politicalbillsc My purpose of life to collect stickets, medals. One more in my collection of retarded trade-based society!
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@miau715 What animal species are?
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@miau715 What animal species are you?
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@maxelcat Trade is origin of the most problems tromsite.com
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@maxelcat Greed it is juat a side effect of the trade, not origin of the problem.
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@maxelcat If all your necessities were trade-free—water, shelter, and food—would you still be greedy and want more? If you had everything, what would you be greedy for?
We are violent. Throughout existence, human beings have been violent and are violent. I want to find out, as a human being, how to transcend this violence, how to go beyond it. What am I to do? I see what violence has done in the world, how it has destroyed every form of relationship, how it has brought deep agony and misery in oneself — I see all that. And I say to myself, ‘I want to live a really peaceful life in which there is a deep abundance of love—all the violence must go.’ Now, what have I to do?
From Beyond Violence
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@infobeautiful Cool, peer review in progress...
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@cwebber Retarded trade-based retard, retarding about retarded trade-based retarded society, about how it is retarding...
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When there is suffering, either momentary or a continuous, endless series of causes that bring about suffering, look at it without the observer. You are that suffering; it is not that you are separate from suffering. Totally remain with that suffering. Then you will notice, if you go that far, if you are willing to observe so closely, that something totally different takes place: a mutation. That is, out of that suffering comes great passion. If you have done it, tested it out, you will find it. It is not the passion of belief, passion for a cause, passion for some idiotic conclusion. It is totally different from the passion of desire. It is something which is of a totally different kind of energy, not the movement of thought, which is mechanical. We have a great deal of suffering in what is called love. Love, as we know it now, is pleasure, sexual, the love of a country, the love of an idea, and so on – all derived from pleasure. And when that pleasure is denied, there is either hatred, antagonism or violence. Can there be love, not just something personal between you and me or somebody else, but the enormous feeling of compassion – passion for everything, for everybody? Passion for nature, compassion for the earth on which we live, so that we don’t destroy the earth, the animals, the whole thing. Without love, which is compassion, suffering must continue.
From Truth and Actuality
#Krishnamurti
#Meditation
#phylosophy
#mind
#day205
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@farah@beige.party I will start thibking about your age, you will become an old in you kind and in your body.
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@henry@dindon.one Why do we create systems of control? Because there is fear. And why do you react so strongly against them? Because there is also fear — fear of being restricted, controlled, or deceived.
If you do not understand fear, you will either submit to authority or revolt against it, but in both cases you remain conditioned.
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Are we protecting children out of intelligence and care, or out of panic and moral anxiety?
Are we opposing regulation out of clarity, or out of personal discomfort with limits?
Can you look at the issue without ideology, without reaction, without slogans?
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@henry@dindon.one The moment you say ‘personal’ and ‘collective,’ you have already divided what is actually one movement. Society is not separate from you; you are the society.
So when you act, whether as an individual or as part of a group, it is still the same consciousness acting.
Are we protecting children out of intelligence and care, or out of panic and moral anxiety?
Are we opposing regulation out of clarity, or out of personal discomfort with limits?
Can you look at the issue without ideology, without reaction, without slogans?
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@henry@dindon.one No look at you post, and at your reseach papers "If the complex judgmental task can be regarded as more meaningful and/or more ego-involving than the simple task and if such a commitment plays a role in the production of the polarization effect, a polarization of judgments may be expected to occur in the complex judgmental task and a convergence in the simple task." . Your post goes against your source.
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@DerKlimablog@dju.social Retarded trade-based retard, retarding about retarded trade-based retarded society, about how it is retarding...
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@omgubuntu@floss.social Learn from #tromjaro
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@instantiatethis@keyboards.social Please add the hashtag #Cat
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@servelan@newsie.social Retarded trade-based retard, retarding about retarded trade-based retarded society, about how it is retarding...
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@kevbob@xoxo.zone Retarded trade-based retard, retarding about retarded trade-based retarded society, about how it is retarding...
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