Not only them but also the journalists they paid so we have 2 independent sources

And now together: Change your diet for the climate, eat the rich 👏👏

Thanks! Too many people use the term Direct Action wrong

We need a ruler because humans are too stupid to rule themselves

Looks inside

The ruler is also a human

1. What I said is a quote. I thought it’s known enough to be recognized but apprehendly not. Sorry. Mark Fisher wrote a book about it: Capitalist Realism

2. It’s difficult to imagine an alternative when every politician since Thatcher and Regan repeat some form of “there is no alternative” and media says the same in different ways.

All the more important to talk about alternatives, so thanks for doing so. That’s what I love about authors like Graeber and Wengrow. It’s not that I want to live in every society explored in The Dawn Of Everything but it’s great to read about them.

It’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism

I thought that the implication already was that these accounts have the initially tried password

What this chart forgets is that you can share your solution. You share your automation with a team of 20 or post it online and the payoff is much higher

I’m also a native speaker and you said nothing that contradicts what I said. I even elaborated on the difference between auxiliary and content verbs. No one cares about the former.

There are many SOV languages, including Japanese and Turkish. In fact, SOV is the most common word order, followed by SVO and after a gap VSO.

The thing about German is that it can be both but the word order isn’t free either, as it is in Latin, but there are rules that aren’t straightforward at first glance. So short sentences often have SVO with a 1:1 translation to English but the more complicated the sentence, the more often you have SOV, especially when you count the content word and not the auxiliary. I can go into more detail how this so called “verb second” works if you want. But I think that that’s where the frustration comes from: easy sentences are intuitive and then – boom – out of the blue it changes.

Also: German is a Western European language so English native speakers are more likely to come into contact with it.

So it’s not only us Germans who delay the verb that much. Just be glad you don’t work as an interpreter for Ancient Latin

“This was a problem for future me but now I am future me” - Tom Scott

But it makes more sense. Maybe it’s a very long “i” that makes it sound like “these”

“Also it’s pay to win at the end”

This is so hot, please mark as NSFW

It took me a while to think about what you are even implying and came to the conclusion that this is proof of a mars civilization. Either a human mars colony or a native species. Eitherway NASA is hiding it and I was complicit by suggesting an alternative explanation

It’s a mars robot designed to take samples…

Source

I love the implication that the therapist isn’t sure if the patient is talking about themselves or someone else

It’s always a disaster to open Microsoft Windows no matter where you are