Reading about FOSS philosophy, degoogling, becoming against corporations, and now a full-blown woke communist (like Linus Torvalds)

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    1 year ago

    In theory it’s great, but have you seen the complete fucking braindead idiots we share this world with?

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      1 year ago

      In India we have a corporation named AMUL. It is collectively run by 3.6 Million farmers. It has wide variety of dairy products such as milk, yoghurt, ice cream, chocolates etc. If farmers can… Then what’s wrong in believing we can.

      Edit, its not 5000, it is 3.6 Million milk producers

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        1 year ago

        No problem with that! That’s actually a great thing, in my opinion. The problem, however would be a government run by any specific group of people with any specific properties other than their abilities. Because otherwise it would inevitably lead to dictatorship, as it has been tried many times throughout the history.

        In short:
        corporations run by workers -> Good!
        governments run specifically by workers/corporations/religious institutions/rich people/etc -> No, please no!

        Everyone should be able to participate in running and managing our society.

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          “Worker” isn’t a specific group

          It’s everyone. We are all workers

          Workers controlling the state means absolute democracy for all.

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            Ok, fair enough. So, everyone should be allowed, regardless of their way of thinking, to participate in managing the society. Right?
            (right?)

            (Also, in general, regardless of who governs, the government still should not, under any circumstances, limit individual liberties and human rights, free access to information, etc, since these are very basic stuff and should not be overridden by any socio-economic system.)

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      1 year ago

      You do realize that some of these idiots have way more power (money) than they should have any right to? Elon Musk, Bobby Kotick, …

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        1 year ago

        Elon is just an ultra autist, I don’t think he’s stupid if you make him do some engineering stuff.

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      The problem is: intelligence doesn’t help either. Sure, it lets you grasp problems pretty fast, makes you a good learner but do you have any ideas how many psychopaths are actually gifted?

      As an autistic individual, I‘d say the autistic way would be pretty awesome as a government. You have to tell the truth and are not allowed to care how anyone receives it (what could go wrong, right?). I‘m obviously joking, mostly. I‘d explore it though.

      I think the current way is the worst (turning more populist every day) because the majority of people is rather unintelligent and does not have a logical concept on life (from an autistic standpoint).

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        1 year ago

        Say more about how the majority of people don’t have a logical concept of life from an autistic standpoint, I’m curious!

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          If you start reading about autistic people, you will most likely hear a couple things very often. It’s not a law as every autistic person is different but three common things I hear and read often are:

          • thruthful to a the point of rudeness
          • often use logic where most people would use gut feeling or intuition
          • have a particular knack for justice, often in a binary sense

          Obviously, there are a lot of other things that can identify or sum up autistic people but these fit the situation I‘m talking about. One more may be useful: we don’t suffer from the so called „framing effect“ where neurotypical people would make two different decisions on the same question according to the situation they’re in. Most autistic dont do this. We look at a problem without considering our current situation. Some say thats why we are less likely to become corrupt. We couldn’t care less if our friend really likes to work in our company. If someone else is better suited, he gets hired, for example.

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            This is a very poor understanding of autism. You’ve taken such a small sliver that this comparison is going to not only offend a lot of people but also confuse a lot of people. The given properties you’re invoking are such a small subset of autism and not even that widespread and hell, it ignores the core reasoning behind some. Brutal honesty is often tied with inability to be empathetic. You’re doing yourself a disservice using autism as your “model” here.

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              Thanks for your thoughts. I simply disagree. Being autistic means something else for every person who fits the description and for me it is this.

              Attacking my personal understanding and using the wording you do is overreaching and mean. Instead of telling me to not say something, you could ask what I meant or how I arrived to this conclusion. But you chose not to.

              If you are either a psychologist or an autistic person, you may speak about your own ideas. If not, I ask you to leave autistic people talking about the experience of being autistic be.

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                You literally just defeated your own argument. You just made the claim its your own personal definition and therefore would need to be described every single time you use it otherwise you would have a failure of communication.

                Autism is different for everyone and that’s why it’s terrible to use it to describe the details of something.

                And you aren’t describing your own experience. You are describing a government system. If you are admitting it’s extremely defined and only works in your head and not whoever you’re talking to, you will have a failure to communicate.

                Edit: actually, that folks disagreed with you enough to comment is more a sign of that failure than any explanation I can provide. And you still provided it as a way to describe other autistics despite claiming otherwise.

                • Haui@discuss.tchncs.de
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                  Thank you for using less violent speech this time. I still don’t understand why you feel like you need to correct my opinion here. Again, if you‘re on the spectrum or an expert, feel free to identify yourself. Otherwise I will stay by my opinion. Have a good one.