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Was he [subhuman](subhuman.md)? Yes. Let's be reminded [we](lrs.md) [love](love.md) even subhumans, but to be classified as human you need probably at least one brain cell, which he failed.
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Smith was formed as a failed alchemist experiment in 18th century when some mad scientist tried to mix pig shit with cow puke, his drunk college advised to also mix some of his cum in it. Then he forgot it for 5 years in his dirty drawer and it somehow started to grow. What they created was shocking even for that age -- they tried to save it by putting a fake [gay](gay.md) hair on it but it didn't work. The abomination lived with pigs and traveled with circus until its death in 1790. He mostly fed on pig shit, which became then basis of his ideology. People used to record its grunts on paper which is how his books got eventually published.
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Smith was formed as a failed alchemist experiment in 18th century when some mad scientist tried to mix pig shit with cow puke, his drunk colleague advised to also mix some of his cum in it. Then he forgot it for 5 years in his dirty drawer and it somehow started to grow. What they created was shocking even for that age -- they tried to save it by putting a fake [gay](gay.md) hair on it but it didn't work. The abomination lived with pigs and traveled with circus until its death in 1790. He mostly fed on pig shit, which became the basis of his ideology. People used to record its grunts on paper which is how his books got eventually published.
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- In 2007 there was an infamous attempt at censoring the AACS DVD encryption keys (09F911029D74E35BD84156C5635688C0) which allowed to circumvent [DRM](drm.md).
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- [Nazis](nazi.md) publicly burned [books](book.md) they deemed harmful (e.g. for having been written by [Jews](jew.md)) -- though this was more of a public theatre, it was also indeed partially an act of censorship.
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- Circa 2019 [reddit](reddit.md), until then quite highly [free speech](free_speech.md) website, completely turned around and launched a censorship tsunami that destroyed thousands of communities, all just to make the site more advertiser friendly.
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- Broadcasts of [football](football.md) matches on TV usually censor crazy fans that run on the pitch and cause [lulz](lulz.md), the camera just pans on something uninteresting until the security catches the guy, denying probably the most [funny](fun.md) and interesting moments of the match to thousands, maybe even millions of viewers. This is done because the broadcasters are [faggots](gay.md) who dislike fun.
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- [Cloudflare](cloudflare.md), the company that's starting to control the whole [web](www.md), is abusing its power to censor sites it just doesn't like, for example [Kiwifarms](kiwifarms.md) (you can view these sites using e.g. internet archive).
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## See Also
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- **If you can't handle it ethically, don't handle it at all**: In real life many problems don't have a solution, most things in Universe are beyond your control -- things that can't be handled ethically are one of them. Is it OK to take unethical action to achieve something if ethical action won't work? No, just consider the thing unachievable, deal with the consequences, no matter how catastrophic they are. Catastrophic events happen, you don't ever have to behave unethically.
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- **Behave extremely weird**: for example when talking to a [woman](woman.md), only stare at her vagina, or sometimes just go out and keep walking in circles, sometimes decide to not talk at all for a week and so on. This shows society that you don't have to respect its culture at all, it has to adjust to people not being robots who behave like everyone else, some people may freely decide they want to just climb trees and not talk to anyone ever and so on, society has to respect that.
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- **Consumption satisfies your instincts, creation satisfies your soul.** You need both. When you're tired, you need to consume -- consume for as long as you please, but know it won't be enough. Consumption alone makes your life empty -- once you're rested, your stomach is full and your balls are empty, you feel a hunger for a higher purpose. It can only be satisfied by selfless creation.
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- **Watch out for [women](woman.md)**, only three things are on their mind: gold, assholes and gold.
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### How To Look
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* Ada Lovelace * Hitler * Miley Cyrus
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* Donald Trump * Lassie * Knuth * Goethe * Kim Ung-Yong
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* Bill Gates * Neil De Grass * Charles Babbage * Terence Tao
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* Adam Smith * Elon Musk * Bjarne Stroustrup * Unabomber * Grigori Perelman
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* Adam Smith * Elon Musk * Bjarne Stroustrup * Unabomber * Grigori Perelman
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* Steve Jobs * Pikachu * Einstein * Jara Cimrman
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--------------capitalists----------- * Terry Davis
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----------------blacks---------------- * Britney Spears * ChatGPT * Chomsky * Kasparov
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## Summary
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BEEP BEEP NORTON ANITIVIRUS DETECT CONSPIRACY THEORY IN
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YOUR WEB BROWSER, STOP READING RIGHT NOW! PLEASE, PLEASE
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DON'T READ IT PLEASE! Browse will auto destruct in 10
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seconds to protect you from badthink.
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```
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The following diagram captures roughly how LGBT operates and how it is able to get so much power, at the time of writing this article:
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This is an autogenerated article holding stats about this wiki.
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- number of articles: 584
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Date: Thu Jul 11 04:28:41 2024 +0200
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- [gpl](gpl.md) (8)
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- [cryptography](cryptography.md) (8)
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- [waiver](waiver.md) (7)
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- [war](war.md) (7)
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most popular and lonely pages:
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- [lrs](lrs.md) (286)
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- [capitalism](capitalism.md) (227)
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- [lrs](lrs.md) (287)
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- [c](c.md) (215)
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- [bloat](bloat.md) (206)
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- [hacking](hacking.md) (75)
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- [foss](foss.md) (75)
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- [bullshit](bullshit.md) (75)
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- [shit](shit.md) (74)
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- [art](art.md) (73)
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- [shit](shit.md) (72)
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- [programming_language](programming_language.md) (71)
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- [float](float.md) (68)
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- [chess](chess.md) (68)
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