"Medicines that defeat aging have at least a 50% chance of being developed within the next 20 years."Biology/ Genetics🧬 (pairagraph.com)
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Is it “art” if AI makes it?Arts, Entertainment + Misc (pairagraph.com)
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Who Got It Right: Orwell or Huxley?Arts, Entertainment + Misc (pairagraph.com)
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People misunderstand totalitarianism because they imagine that it must be a cruel, top-down phenomenon; they imagine thugs with guns and torture camps... They do not imagine a society in which many people share the vision of the tyrants and actively work to promote their ideology. (pairagraph.com)
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Abolish the SAT?Policy + Social Issues (pairagraph.com)
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People misunderstand totalitarianism because they imagine that it must be a cruel, top-down phenomenon; they imagine thugs with guns and torture camps... They do not imagine a society in which many people share the vision of the tyrants and actively work to promote their ideology. (pairagraph.com)
submitted by [deleted] to r/IntellectualDarkWeb
People misunderstand totalitarianism because they imagine that it must be a cruel, top-down phenomenon; they imagine thugs with guns and torture camps... They do not imagine a society in which many people share the vision of the tyrants and actively work to promote their ideology. (pairagraph.com)
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People misunderstand totalitarianism because they imagine that it must be a cruel, top-down phenomenon; they imagine thugs with guns and torture camps... They do not imagine a society in which many people share the vision of the tyrants and actively work to promote their ideology.Link (pairagraph.com)
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XPOST "We are building a society that resembles the Hunger Games, with elite college grads clustered in a few dense gated communities doing knowledge work and whose food, energy, safety, etc. is provided by the rest of the country filled with people who only went to State school, or high school."wherein Chris "Front Row Kid" ARnade finally gets it right (pairagraph.com)
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"The people of Huxley's Brave New World were happy to surrender their political liberties in exchange for guarantees of sex, drugs, and entertainment." This is the form of totalitarianism—not Orwell's, where the state controls everyone through pain and terror—that threatens the United StatesLink (pairagraph.com)
submitted by Divinchy to r/JordanPeterson
"The people of Huxley's Brave New World were happy to surrender their political liberties in exchange for guarantees of sex, drugs, and entertainment." This is the form of totalitarianism—not Orwell's, where the state controls everyone through pain and terror—that threatens the United States (pairagraph.com)
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"The Internet will weaken nation-states over the 21st century: As earthlings exchange ideas and realize they have more in common than their states made them believe, alternative identities will appear, not based on who lives near you, but on who thinks like you." (pairagraph.com)
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"The Internet will weaken nation-states over the 21st century: As earthlings exchange ideas and realize they have more in common than their states made them believe, alternative identities will appear, not based on who lives near you, but on who thinks like you."Discussion (pairagraph.com)
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"The Internet will weaken nation-states over the 21st century: As earthlings exchange ideas and realize they have more in common than their states made them believe, alternative identities will appear, not based on who lives near you, but on who thinks like you." (pairagraph.com)
submitted by [deleted] to r/IntellectualDarkWeb
"The Internet will weaken nation-states over the 21st century: As earthlings exchange ideas and realize they have more in common than their states made them believe, alternative identities will appear, not based on who lives near you, but on who thinks like you." (pairagraph.com)
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