Ambulocetus @ambulocetus@social.cleverlibre.org

If you liked Everything Everywhere All at Once, you might want to check out this review of a movie from Thailand. https://youtu.be/nxt073KmlHY

@lovelylovely Their advantage is that they can reach millions of people at once through the media. Our advantage is that we realize that everyone is different, and that kit is more effective to tailor the message to the individual. Unfortunately, we need millions of people to learn effective communication skills before we can completely counteract the Right's message. It's necessary for us to learn methods such as Deep Canvassing, Street Epistemology, and Attitude Inoculatiuon. And we need to start now because it's almost too late already.

@jan What? A millionaire political activist broke the law and wasn't immediately thrown in jail? How could such a thing happen?

@flawed @Radical_EgoCom@kolektiva.social
Let me see if I understand what you are saying, because I don't want to unintentionally misrepresent your position.
Are you saying that public school in America is the primary way that people are indoctrinated in the U.S., and that as such it is uniquely different to other educational systems around the world?
Because that's what it sounds like you are saying.

Unfortunately most mad scientists never publish in a mad peer-reviewed journal. They are really just mad engineers.

@idoubtit One time my friend ordered some H2O, and I said I'll have some H2O too. That's how I died.

boil that dust speck!
Boil That Dust Speck!
BOIL THAT DUST SPECK!

@StillIRise1963
All of them, even the philanthropists. Philanthropy is only for laundering their reputation.

@StillIRise1963 We have Representatives, the Republicans have Leaders. They don't even know what they think until somebody tells them.

@coloradosun Still plenty of ticks though.

@davidaugust Frankly I wouldn't be overly surprised if we found out that many of those who want to ban books don't know who Dwight Eisenhower even is.