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Over 40% of Facebook Posts are Likely AI-Generated
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↳ Craptacular! — -
If the Coalition doesn’t like Nazis on Twitter, maybe it should stop legitimising them
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↳ Such a landslide of extremely toxic right wing views amongst the Liberal base, and all the chatter is just that. Inaction. Darkness. Evil festering. — -
Imperialism and White Settler Colonialism in Marxist Theory
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↳ Very much worth a read, and some deep analysis. — - From February 2, 2025: Be part of the conversation. Join mind reader’s free community of readers analysing capitalism, technology and social change. Start right now.
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CDC orders mass retraction and revision of submitted research across all science and medicine journals
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↳ Trumps neo-nazi party doing fucking horrendous shit. Unbelievable overreach of power and abuse of already marginalised folks. — -
A Ceasefire Is Not Enough
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↳ Land back. — -
Canada 'will stand up to a bully', says PM contender Carney over Trump tariffs
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↳ The more that the international community rejects the narcissistic rantings of the insane dictator the better, but it’ll never be enough to stop him. — - From February 1, 2025: Be part of the conversation. Join mind reader’s free community of readers analysing capitalism, technology and social change. Start right now.
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Germany: Mass protests after far-right AfD helps CDU/CSU
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↳ Fascism feeds on fear and hate. It grows in the shadows, and dies in the light. Countering radical hate with radical love isn’t enough – we need to move towards a shared literacy of collectivism. — - From January 31, 2025: Join mind reader’s free community of radical thinkers analysing capitalism’s contradictions and imagining better futures. Start right now.
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Mark Zuckerberg starts Meta earnings call by praising Trump administration
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↳ Fascist oligarchs doing their thing. Reinforcing and normalising a brutally violently unequal hegemony. — -
OpenAI Says DeepSeek Used Its Work Without Permission to Create an AI That's Stealing Its Job, Which Is Blatantly Hypocritical Since That's Exactly What It Did to Human Artists
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↳ Corruption, lies and propaganda. An industry that is in real need of regulation, and global governments with a profit motive to not regulate. — - From January 30, 2025: Like what you’re reading? Join mind reader (free) to get fresh critical analysis delivered directly to you. Start right now.
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Proton Mail Says It’s “Politically Neutral” While Praising Republican Party
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↳ The privilege from that ceo drips from every word. Disappointing that a privacy company would believe that trump, co. were possibly any good for privacy. Maybe they missed the “invasion” part. — - From January 29, 2025: Like what you’re reading? Join mind reader (free) to get fresh critical analysis delivered directly to you. Start right now.
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Linux-related discussion as a cybersecurity threat
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↳ Meta deciding that only corporate operating systems may be discussed is pretty telling though, isn’t it? — -
Trump Appointees Can’t Own Crypto. That Rule Doesn’t Apply to Trump Himself.
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↳ One rule for me, another for thee. Isn’t this the republicans motto? — -
Filipino tech workers demand protections in AI bill after Rest of World report
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↳ Worker protection in these ‘emerging industries’ is always the last thing to be established. This, obviously, helps billionaires take all the credit for workers labour. — - From January 28, 2025: Join mind reader’s free community of radical thinkers analysing capitalism’s contradictions and imagining better futures. Start right now.
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The secret sauce of Chinese social media apps
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↳ Ads. The secret sauce is ads. — - From January 27, 2025: Be part of the conversation. Join mind reader’s free community of readers analysing capitalism, technology and social change. Start right now.
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Navigating plurality in non-dynamic systems (or, ‘dynamism’ and human suffering)
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We are bound in frames of colonial capitalism with systems of static purpose and design. Unless you live on the periphery, it is highly likely that at least some aspect of your existence fits within the western economic system. And unless you are centralised in a small handful of European nations (with, admittedly, high populations), you are probably contributing to those European nations prosperity, rather than your own. Naturally, with American imperialism this began to shift, and the global flows of resources and moneys are so deeply complex and intently mystified that tracing from primordial origins no longer serves meaningful purpose, but let’s do a little now anyway. Capitalism emerged through violent processes of transformation beginning in 15th century Europe, where leaders leveraged desires for wealth and power to drive colonial expansion across the globe. This involved a dual process of material and ideologica...