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- A special kind of computer [program](program.md) that's made as a non-interactive audiovisual art. See [demoscene](demoscene.md).
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- A non-video recording of game play (sometimes also called a *replay*), typically done by recording only user inputs in a [deterministic](determinism.md) game, or by only recording game state information (such as player positions at each frame etc.). Demos are used e.g. in [Doom](doom.md) or [Quake](quake.md). The advantage of a demo is its much smaller size compared to a video, as well as the possibility to replay it with different graphic settings, ability to detect cheating (i.e. verifying the game inputs are correct and humanly possible) etc.
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- A gratis trial version of an otherwise paid program. This term used to be used mainly in the past, when demo versions of programs (such as games) were distributed e.g. on CDs in magazines for user to try out and potentially buy the full version.
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- A significantly limited gratis trial version of an otherwise paid program. This term used to be used mainly in the past, when demo versions of programs (such as games) were distributed e.g. on CDs in magazines for user to try out and potentially buy the full version.
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# Furry
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*UwU*
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*[UwU](uwu.md)*
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Furriness is a weird mental disorder (dolphi will forgive :D) and fetish that makes people dig and/or identify as human-like furry animals, e.g. [cats](cat.md), foxes or completely made up species. To a big degree it's a sexual identity but these people just pretend they're animals everywhere, they have furry conventions, you see their weird furry talk in issue trackers on programming websites etc. You cannot NOT meet a furry on the [Internet](internet.md).
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*UNDER CONSTRUCTION*
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{ This article contains unoriginal research with errors and TODOs, read at own risk. ~drummyfish }
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{ This article contains unoriginal research with errors and TODOs, read at own risk. Some really interesting and more in-dept information can be found at this nice site: http://mrob.com/pub/math/largenum.html. ~drummyfish }
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Hyperoperations are [mathematical](math.md) operations that are generalizations/continuations of the basic arithmetic operations of addition, multiplication, exponentiation etc. Basically they're like the basic operations like plus but on steroids. When we realize that multiplication is just repeated addition and exponentiation is just repeated multiplication, it is possible to continue in the same spirit and keep inventing new operations by simply saying that a new operation means repeating the previously defined operation, so we define repeated exponentiation, which we call tetration, then we define repeated tetration, which we call pentation, etc.
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The following ASCII masterpiece shows the number [2](two.md) in the territory of these hyperoperations:
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{ When performing these calculations, use some special calculator that allows extremely high numbers such as HyperCalc (http://mrob.com/pub/comp/hypercalc/hypercalc-javascript.html) or Wolfram Alpha. ~drummyfish }
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2 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 ... successor
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| |4 16__/ 65536 ~10^19728 ~10^(10^(10^19728))
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[Hyperroot](hyperroot.md) is the generalization of [square root](sqrt.md), i.e. for example for tetration the *n*th hyperroot of number *a* is such number *x* that *tetration(x,n) = a*.
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**Left associativity hyperoperations**: Alternatively left association can be considered for defining hyperoperations which gives different operations. Here is the same picture as above, but for left associativity -- we see the numbers don't grow THAT quickly (but still pretty quickly).
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**Left associativity hyperoperations**: Alternatively left association can be considered for defining hyperoperations which gives different operations. However this is usually not considered because, as mentioned in the webpage above, e.g. left association tetration *a ^^ b* can be simplified to *a ^ (a ^ (b - 1))* and so it isn't really a new operation. Anyway, here is the same picture as above, but for left associativity -- we see the numbers don't grow THAT quickly (but still pretty quickly).
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In fact we may choose to randomly combine left and right associativity to get all kinds of weird hyperoperations. For example we may define tetration with right associativity but then use left associativity for the next operation above it (we could call it e.g. "right-left pentation"), so in fact we get a binary [tree](tree.md) of hyperoperations here (as shown by M. Muller in his paper on this topic).
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Here's a [C](c.md) implementation of some hyperoperations including a general hyperN operation and an option to set left or right associativity (however note that even with 64 bit ints numbers overflow very quickly here):
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## See Also
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- [Red Start OS](red_star.md) (North Korea operating system)
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- [Red Star OS](red_star.md) (North Korea operating system)
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When thinking about how to change society for the better, the first thing that needs to be done is defining a goal which the society should aim for -- an [axiom](axiom.md) which serves as a measure of what's objectively [good](good.md) and [bad](bad.md), which in turn helps us take the right steps towards the good. This is only logical, without a goal we aren't really trying to achieve anything and "good" and "evil" are just words without any objective meaning.
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The basis of less retarded society is a **universal and unconditional [love](love.md) of all life**; the kind of love a glimpse of which you catch when you for example observe an animal play and be happy of just existing as a living being that's able to feel joy and happiness. This kind of love and the strong emotion associated with it is to us possibly the greatest miracle of the universe and so we choose to support it, make it flourish, we define it as an axiom that life which experiences joy and happiness is good. Similarly we define it as bad when life feels suffering or when there is little or even no life in the universe. **Here we set the goal for our society to support life, make it flourish, and make individual living beings feel happiness**.
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The basis of less retarded society is a **universal and unconditional [selfless](selflessness.md) [love](love.md) of all life**; the kind of love a glimpse of which you catch when you for example observe an animal play and be happy of just existing as a living being that's able to feel joy and happiness. This kind of love and the strong emotion associated with it is to us possibly the greatest miracle of the universe and so we choose to support it, make it flourish, we define it as an axiom that life which experiences joy and happiness is good. Similarly we define it as bad when life feels suffering or when there is little or even no life in the universe. **Here we set the goal for our society to support life, make it flourish, and make individual living beings feel happiness**.
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We purposefully make this goal a little bit vague, we avoid specifying our basic goal with exact mathematical metrics because defining maximization of any such measure as a goal leads to undesired results (as for example in [capitalism](capitalism.md) setting the goal to maximizing capital leads to maximizing it on the detriment of all other values such as well being of people). This is known as the [Goodhart's law](goodharts_law.md): "when a metric becomes a goal, it stops being a good metric".
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LMAO stands for *laughing my ass off*.
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LMAO (also LMFAO) stands for *laughing my (fucking) ass off*.
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| [iPhone](iphone.md) | spyPhone |
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Luke Smith was -- before becoming a crypto [influencer](influencer.md) and a turd in a suit (around 2022) -- an Internet tech mini-celebrity known for making videos about [suckless](suckless.org) software, independent living in the woods and here and there about historical, political, linguist and religious topics. He played a big role in making suckless more popular, however he later started to behave in hugely retarded ways and now isn't worth following anymore.
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Luke Smith was -- before becoming a crypto [influencer](influencer.md) and a turd in a suit (around 2022) -- an Internet tech mini-celebrity known for making videos about [suckless](suckless.md) software, independent living in the woods and here and there about historical, political, linguist and religious topics. He played a big role in making suckless more popular, however he later started to behave in hugely retarded ways and now isn't worth following anymore.
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His look has been described as the *default Runescape character*: he is bald, over 30 years old and lives in a rural location in Florida (exact coordinates have been doxxed but legally can't be shared here, but let's just say the road around his house bears his name). He has a podcast called *Not Related!* in which he discusses things such as alternative historical theories -- actually a great podcast. He has a minimalist 90s style website https://lukesmith.xyz/ and his own [peertube](peertube.md) instace where his videos can be watched if one doesn't want to watch them on [YouTube](youtube.md). He is the author of [LARBS](larbs.md) and minimalist recipe site https://based.cooking/ (recently he spoiled the site with some shitty web framework lol).
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Under [capitalism](capitalism.md) technological minimalism is suppressed in the mainstream as it goes against corporate interests, i.e. those of having monopoly control over technology, even if such technology is "[FOSS](foss.md)" (which then becomes just a cool brand, see [openwashing](openwashing.md)). We may, at best, encounter a "shallow" kind of minimalism, so called [pseudominimalism](pseudominimalism.md) which only tries to make things appear minimal, e.g. aesthetically, and hides ugly overcomplicated internals under the facade. [Apple](apple.md) is famous for this [shit](shit.md).
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In the context of [computational complexity](computational_complexity.md) of algorithms we talk about different types of algorithm time complexities, i.e. different "speeds" of algorithms. This "speed" doesn't mean actual running time of the algorithm in real life but rather how quickly the running time grows depending on the amount of input data to it, i.e. we are interested only in the shape of the function that describes how the amount of input data affects the running time of the algorithm. The types of time complexity are named after mathematical functions that grow as quickly as this dependence, so we have a *constant* time complexity, *logarithmic* time complexity, *linear* time complexity etc.
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In the context of [computational complexity](computational_complexity.md) of algorithms we talk about different types of algorithm time complexities, i.e. different "speeds" of algorithms. This "speed" doesn't mean actual running time of the algorithm in real life but rather how quickly the running time grows depending on the amount of input data to it (so rather something akin "[scalability](scalability.md)"), i.e. we are interested only in the shape of the function that describes how the amount of input data affects the running time of the algorithm. The types of time complexity are named after mathematical functions that grow as quickly as this dependence, so we have a *constant* time complexity, *logarithmic* time complexity, *linear* time complexity etc.
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Patent is a form of extreme "[intellectual property](intellectual_property.md)" that allows owning useful ideas, oppressing and bullying people and preventing others from using ideas -- software patents are especially harmful to society and [technology](tech.md). Patents are currently along with [copyright](copyright.md) likely the most [harmful](harmful.md) kind of "intellectual property" in technology -- even though copyright is probably a more pressing issue at the moment because it is the most common form of IP oppression, patents can be just as harmful in individual cases. Of course we're not even talking about the whole gigantic bullshit bureaucracy and business connected to patents that just wastes man centuries of effort. Examples of patents in software are minigames on loading screens in games (this patent has already expired), [shadow volume](shadow_volume.md) algorithm for rendering shadows, [mp3](mp3.md) format (also expired), various [compression](compression.md) techniques, even such broad ideas as **public key encryption** (yes, the whole idea that's the basis of [cryptography](cryptography.md) was patented and unusable until 1977) etc.
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One of the best and most famous [FOSS](foss.md) 3D physics engines is [Bullet](bullet_physics.md) ([zlib](zlib.md) license), it has many features (rigid and soft bodies, GPU acceleration, constraints, ...) and has been used in many projects ([Blender](blender.md), [Godot](godot.md), ...). [Box2D](box2d.md) is a famous 2D physics engine under [MIT](mit.md) license, written in [C++](cpp.md). [Tinyphysicsengine](tinyphysicsengine.md) is a KISS [LRS](lrs.md) 3D physics engine made by [drummyfish](drummyfish.md).
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Pi is one of the most important and famous [numbers](number.md), equal to approximately 3.14, most popularly defined as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter (but also definable in other ways). It is one of the most fundamental mathematical constants of our universe and appears extremely commonly in [mathematics](math.md), nature and, of course, [programming](programming.md). When written down in traditional decimal system, its digits go on and on without end and show no repetition or simple pattern, appearing "random" and [chaotic](chaos.md) -- as of 2021 pi has been evaluated by [computers](computer.md) to 62831853071796 digits. In significance and properties pi is similar to another famous number: [e](e.md).
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Pi is a [real](real_number.md) [transcendental](transcendental.md) number, i.e. simply put *it cannot be defined by a "simple" equation* (it is not a root of any [polynomial](polynomial.md) equation). As a transcendental number it is also an [irrational](irrational.md) number, i.e. it cannot be written as an integer [fraction](fraction.md). Mathematicians nowadays define pi via the period of the [exponential function](exp.md) rather than geometry of circles. If we stick to circles, it is [interesting](interesting.md) that in [non-Euclidean](non_euclidean.md) geometry the value of "pi" could be measured to different values (if we draw a circle on an equator of a ball, its circumference is just twice its diameter, i.e. "pi" would be measured to be just 2, reveling the curvature of space).
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- **original definition**: Great hatred and/or hostility towards specific [races](race.md) of people. For example the [Nazi](nazism.md) genocide of [Jews](jew.md) was an act of racism in the sense of the term's original meaning.
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- **[nespeak](newspeak.md) definition**: Disagreement with the mainstream [pseudoleftist](pseudoleft.md) propaganda regarding the question of human [race](race.md). For example anyone who claims human race has a basis in biology is a racist in the modern meaning of the term.
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- **[newspeak](newspeak.md) definition**: Disagreement with the mainstream [pseudoleftist](pseudoleft.md) propaganda regarding the question of human [race](race.md). For example anyone who claims human race has a basis in biology is a racist in the modern meaning of the term.
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Systemd, also shitstemd, is a horribly disastrous [bloated](bloat.md), [anti-Unix](unix_philosophy.md), "[FOSS](foss.md)" "software suite" used for initialization of an [operating system](os.md) and handling services like loggging in or managing network connections. It is a so called [PID 1](pid1.md) process, or an [init system](init_system.md). Systemd has been highly criticised by the proponents of [suckless](suckless.md) and [LRS](lrs.md) and even normies for its enormous amount of bloat, ugliness, anti-Unix-philosophy design, [feature creep](feature_creep.md), security vulnerabilities and other stuff. Unfortunately it is being adopted by many [GNU](gnu.md)/[Linux](linux.md) distributions including [Arch Linux](arch.md) and [Debian](debian.md). Some distros such as [Devuan](devuan.md) just said no to this shit and forked to a non-systemd version.
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He started sending hand-made bombs to various universities and airports (hence the nickname *Unabomber*, *university and airline bomber*). He managed to kill 3 people and injured dozens of others. He was arrested on April 3, 1996 in his cabin. He got life imprisonment in court.
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He started sending hand-made bombs to various universities and airports (hence the nickname *Unabomber*, *university and airline bomber*). He managed to kill 3 people and injured dozens of others. He was arrested on April 3, 1996 in his cabin. He got life imprisonment in court. He died in prison in 2023 after having been diagnosed with cancer, reports said he committed suicide.
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## Manifesto
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- supported [file systems](file_system.md): [FAT32](fat32.md), ISO9660, RedSea (custom)
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- HolyC compiler
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- 2D/3D library
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- oracle (communcate with God)
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- oracle (communicate with God)
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- [games](game.md)
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- [IDE](ide.md) supporting images and 3D models embedded in text
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- [IDE](ide.md) supporting images and [3D models](3d_model.md) embedded in text
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In his video blogs Terry talked about how technology became spoiled and that TempleOS is supposed to be [simple](minimalism.md) and [fun](fun.md). For this and other reasons the OS is limited in many way, for example:
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{ See also old Wikipedia at https://nostalgia.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race. ~drummyfish }
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| encyclopedia | license | comment |
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| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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|[Wikipedia](wikipedia.md) | CC BY-SA | biggest, mainstream, **EXTREME CENSORSHIP AND PROPAGANDA** |
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|[old Wikip.](https://nostalgia.wikipedia.org/wiki/HomePage) | GFDL | archived old Wikipedia, less censorship |
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|[Citizendium](citizendium.md) |PROPRIETARY? (CC BY-NC-SA)| similar to Wikipedia, probably censored as well, faggots have unclear license |
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|[Metapedia](metapedia.md) | GFDL | Wikip. fork, no SJW censorship, ATM limited account creation, "pro-European" fascism |
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|[Infogalactic](infogalactic.md) | CC BY-SA | Wikip. fork, no SJW censorship, **FOR PROFIT** (you can buy article control lol), can't make accounts |
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|[installgentoo wiki](https://wiki.installgentoo.com) | "public domain" | mostly tech, seems very uncesored |
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|[Britannica online](https://www.britannica.com/) | PROPRIETARY | proprietary, bloated, has ads, but nicely written |
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|[Britannica 1910](https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=Britannica) | public domain | very old but large and completely free, without any modern propaganda |
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|[WikiSpooks](wikispooks.md) | CC BY-SA | no SJW censorship, seems only focused on politics |
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|[LRS wiki](lrs_wiki.md) | CC0 | best encyclopedia |
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|[Conservaedia](conservapedia.md) | PROPRIETARY | American fascist wiki, has basic factual errors |
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|[Encyclopedia Dramatica](dramatica.md) | CC0 | informal/fun/"offensive" but valuable info (on society, tech, ...), basically no censorship, no propaganda |
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|[Tor Hidden Wiki](http://zqktlwiuavvvqqt4ybvgvi7tyo4hjl5xgfuvpdf6otjiycgwqbym2qad.onion) | PROPRIETARY | Deepweb wiki on [Tor](tor.md), probably less censored. |
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| encyclopedia | license | comment |
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| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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|[Wikipedia](wikipedia.md) | CC BY-SA | biggest, mainstream, **EXTREME CENSORSHIP AND PROPAGANDA** |
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|[old Wikip.](https://nostalgia.wikipedia.org/wiki/HomePage) | GFDL | archived old Wikipedia, less censorship |
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|[Citizendium](citizendium.md) |PROPRIETARY? (CC BY-NC-SA)| similar to Wikipedia, probably censored as well, faggots have unclear license |
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|[Metapedia](metapedia.md) | GFDL | Wikip. fork, no SJW censorship, ATM limited account creation, "pro-European" fascism |
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|[Infogalactic](infogalactic.md) | CC BY-SA | Wikip. fork, no SJW censorship, **FOR PROFIT** (you can buy article control lol), can't make accounts |
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|[installgentoo wiki](https://wiki.installgentoo.com) | "public domain" | mostly tech, seems very uncesored |
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|[Britannica online](https://www.britannica.com/) | PROPRIETARY | proprietary, bloated, has ads, but nicely written |
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|[Britannica 1910](https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=Britannica) | public domain | very old but large and completely free, without any modern propaganda |
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|[WikiSpooks](wikispooks.md) | CC BY-SA | no SJW censorship, seems only focused on politics |
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|[LRS wiki](lrs_wiki.md) | CC0 | best encyclopedia |
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|[Conservaedia](conservapedia.md) | PROPRIETARY | American fascist wiki, has basic factual errors |
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|[Vikidia](vikidia.md) | CC BY-SA | "Wikipedia for kids", probably as censored as Wikipedia |
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|[Encyclopedia Dramatica](dramatica.md) | CC0 | informal/fun/"offensive" but valuable info (on society, tech, ...), basically no censorship, no propaganda |
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|[Tor Hidden Wiki](http://zqktlwiuavvvqqt4ybvgvi7tyo4hjl5xgfuvpdf6otjiycgwqbym2qad.onion) | PROPRIETARY | Deepweb wiki on [Tor](tor.md), probably less censored. |
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work.md
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work.md
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*Work is a glorification of [slavery](slavery.md).*
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Work is an unpleasant effort that one is required to suffer, such as harvesting crops or [debugging](debugging.md) computer programs. Work hurts living beings and takes away the meaning of their lives, it destroys their bodies and minds. Work makes us slaves, it wastes our lives and is a cause of a large number of [suicides](suicide.md) -- many consider it better to die than to work. One of the main goals of civilization is to eliminate any need for work, i.e. create machines that will do all the work for humans (see [automation](automation.md)).
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Work, better known as slavery, is an unpleasant effort that one is required to suffer, such as harvesting crops or [debugging](debugging.md) computer programs. Work hurts living beings and takes away the meaning of their lives, it destroys their bodies and minds. Work makes us slaves, it wastes our lives and is a cause of a large number of [suicides](suicide.md) -- many consider it better to die than to work. One of the main goals of civilization is to eliminate any need for work, i.e. create machines that will do all the work for humans (see [automation](automation.md)).
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While good society tries to eliminate work, [capitalism](capitalism.md) aims for the opposite, i.e. artificially creating bullshit jobs and bullshit needs so as to keep everyone enslaved to the system. Fortunately movements such as the [antiwork](antiwork.md) movement try to oppose this, however masses have already been brainwashed to be hostile to such movements and instead demand their own enslavement.
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[We](lrs.md) see it as essential to start educating people about the issue as well as starting to eliminate jobs immediately with things such as [automation](automation.md) and [universal basic income](ubi.md).
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[We](lrs.md) see it as essential to start educating people about the issue as well as starting to eliminate jobs immediately with things such as [automation](automation.md) and [universal basic income](ubi.md).
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## How To Avoid Work
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Here are some tips on avoiding slavery:
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- **Become as independent as possible**: live frugally, stop consuming, use old technology, grow your own food etc. Even if you need some money, if you need less, you can work less.
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- **Just stop working lol**: fuck everything YOLO style, stop doing anything, go beg for money. You'll probably lose any social security such as healthcare and old age pension, but you may still get some minimum life support. Even if not, living fewer years in freedom is probably better than living longer in slavery.
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- **Save money**: obviously, saving a lot of money makes you able to retire soon. Watch out for inflation that destroys your savings, put some part of it e.g. in gold so that it keeps the value.
|
||||
- **Get a disability pension**: if you are really disabled then you've already won, otherwise either fake it or bribe a doctor (e.g. with sex). Some may even want to cripple themselves on purpose to avoid beings slaves for their whole life, however consider all the possible ways in which this can go wrong. One possible way is to e.g. stop eating and become anorexic. A whole life of freedom is worth a few months of starving.
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||||
- **Fake sickness or get sick on purpose**: if you're employed just pretend you're sick, bribe your doctor or break your leg on purpose so you can stay at home while leeching the employer and state. If you just keep breaking your leg over and over to avoid work, they will also likely give you some mental disease diagnosis and a disability pension, so this may be a nice approach.
|
||||
- **Leech welfare**: it's a common practice to e.g. register at the employment office and then just take unemployment support.
|
||||
- **Steal from the rich**: steal stuff from supermarkets, offices etc. You are also helping society by this. Do not steal from the poor.
|
||||
- **Get a rich partner?**: someone rich can just take care of you for sex and love, however it may be not worth it as rich people are often capitalists whom it's better to stay away from.
|
||||
- **Move to some nice community that doesn't force work**: the problem is actually finding such community, but maybe some hippie tent villages could be like that.
|
||||
- **Go to jail**: in some countries jail are quite luxurious and once in jail you can just refuse to work as they cannot lock you up more. In jail you have shelter and food, i.e. already more than most people in a capitalist society. However watch out: for some crimes you may just get fined, not actually locked up, so study the law and see what crime it would be best to commit to safely get you to jail.
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||||
- **As a woman become a prostitute**: it's easy money and you literally get paid for having sex. Unless you're real ugly it may be enough to just "work" like this for a few days in a month.
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