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So the German gov wants to build the largest european military until 1939, sorry I mean 2039 and engages in fossil fuel, pro-billionaire and anti-immigrant politics, strengthening the AFD who might take over governing ~2033?

No further questions, your honour.

So all the world's national governments who refused to meaningfully reduce their fossil fuel and gas usage during the last couple of decades, are now discovering that going for oil and gas is not the safe bet they thought it would be. Doh. Also, they want everyone to be fine to with brutal monarchies and authoritarian governments as long as the oil flows. The same governments like to pretend to care for children which however were out in the millions to protest the adult's idiotic policies.

Maybe it's all about curation and care? Curating music, videos, art, texts, software, tutorials, news, ....
Caring for partners, friends, and strangers in need you will never meet.

Capitalism is a system that claims you can skip the curation and caring and just base everything on personal profit and capital gains. The result is what we are experiencing in 2026.

I know friends and myselves, who refused to work for some rich people or big corporates, because we could, without ruining our lifes.

we might be about to experience the largest shift towards renewable energy ever seen. It's almost comical how politicians trying to do one thing and very strongly ... "make oil and gas great again", Trump and german economy minister Reiche agree ... might achieve pretty much the opposite. And who is ready to supply renewable tech products? China i guess. Another self-own if ever there was one.

The flat screen interface is one hell of an invention. We are living in an age that glorifies screens as the default access mode for almost anything. It is not just the artefact you are holding in your fand or have placed in front of you. Screens also are shaping how we think and feel. The screen medium quite literally is the message. Maybe the screen is more fundamental and consequential this way than the Internet?

In the absence of agency, strong opinions emerge.

To be president-pilled is to lean into the ultimate irony of the modern era: adopting the grand, sweeping rhetoric of a head of state to narrate a life that often feels mostly or entirely out of our control. Talking like we are directing some grand systems, and self-importantly discussing which strategic decision should be taken. A President without anyone listening or obeying. A sad figure, really.

To stop pretending to be a president means to realize and develop our actual agency.