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A good riff is written by nerds.
Alright so this is going to take some explaining. This took a while!
I chose from a algorithm website the closest bands to my two theoretical 'matching rock bands' Iron Maiden and AC/DC (Judas Priest, Megadeth, Dio/Black Sabbath, and Aerosmith, Airbourne, Guns N' Roses (easy win) and Van Halen). I'm not so biased with these bands, and it'll be more accurate. I'm only going to choose the nerds:
At least according to articles.
Van Halen - Hot For Teacher reaction
Aerosmith
Megadeth - Holy Wars modern reaction
^ looking for signs that someone with no interest in rock is getting into the music.
Particularly modern audiences, that have no experience with rock at all.
For those who want a much easier demonstration:
American listening to Arctic Monkeys
Alright so this is going to take some explaining. This took a while!
I chose from a algorithm website the closest bands to my two theoretical 'matching rock bands' Iron Maiden and AC/DC (Judas Priest, Megadeth, Dio/Black Sabbath, and Aerosmith, Airbourne, Guns N' Roses (easy win) and Van Halen). I'm not so biased with these bands, and it'll be more accurate. I'm only going to choose the nerds:
At least according to articles.
Van Halen - Hot For Teacher reaction
Aerosmith
Megadeth - Holy Wars modern reaction
^ looking for signs that someone with no interest in rock is getting into the music.
Particularly modern audiences, that have no experience with rock at all.
For those who want a much easier demonstration:
American listening to Arctic Monkeys
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I give you the bass line to Another One Bites The Dust, written by the bassist John Deacon who wasn’t just a musician, but also worked on the electronics for the amps etc.
Also I give you We Will Rock You, written by the guitarist Brian May who is now a PhD in astrophysics.
Also I give you We Will Rock You, written by the guitarist Brian May who is now a PhD in astrophysics.
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My theory is that consumerism as a cultural phenomenon is like kings in the UK's psyche. Kings are on par with gods.
Consumerism therefore has either people who are obsessed with the idea of infinite money, or live in a world where they are all about wealth transfer, like Mark Zuckerberg. In both cases, for opposite reasons, people are products intrinsically.
Consumerism therefore has either people who are obsessed with the idea of infinite money, or live in a world where they are all about wealth transfer, like Mark Zuckerberg. In both cases, for opposite reasons, people are products intrinsically.
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I'm going to do a longform for this one. I've noticed that the majority of studies are inaccessible, or ungoogleable.
So apologies for no videos, a lot of intellectual content doesn't stay on Youtube for business reasons.
Capitalism is a prison
The tldr version:
idiocracy is the world
corporations are cruel
people see capitalism as feudalism
Consumerism (below) and the regular person.
Consumerism has two facets which can be allegorically described as Idiocracy, and Animal Farm.
A. Consumerism, Idiocracy
Corporatism:
Corporatism (*) creates a view which isolates services, and social interaction without question. All growth has to primarily benefit corporations, and no one else. Unsustainable to human beings, and POV of a rich CEO who has infinite slaves as long as he can get rich quick. Humans =/= CEOs.
B. Commoditisation, Animal Farm
High level corporatism, where there are no humans, only money vessels ("CEO mindset"). If you are in a poor country, and a US business creates a franchise on your land, it is because you are poor, not coincidentally. Profit from poor, aim for weakness and be uncooperative.
EDIT For example, today. Company doesn't help doctors costs.
Humans aren't meant for that, obviously. Being in such a sum zero environment means no development culturally or intellectually unless it is competitive. However, the best way to study that is by examination of commodity with a regular person, as it is the under current of both of those.
Regular person
Aside from being a number ala the Prisoner (1967), barring any reference any industry which is primarily negative, only point at the self evident aspects.
1. Celebrity is bad.
2. The idea that a person is an idea, and infinitely commoditisable is to say that a person individually has no rights. And vice versa, the CEO has no rights within his job. Ideology failure, feudalism. At it's best ideological serfdom, and at its worst retribution.
3. It necessitates a constant low level of conflict at all times, so as to facilitate a perpetual retribution. (Sadly the studies on increases of inhumanity are on my phone). Here's a Naomi Klein 2007 video where she predicts a permanent crisis state.
In a brief.
Capitalism is a lot of scrupleless leaders within a serfdom, working at one time.
Corporatism sabotages cultural development. Corporatism necessitates celebrity and engenders false speech and dumbing language into marketable sloganism. There is no "market" for intellectual growth not done at a loss, or detrimental when dumbing people is safe, and the idea of empathy with a faceless perspective ala the Idiocracy mindset is falsehood.
New: New example of attempting to create conflict ala the Animal Farm example, from today.
My own pet theory for America, is that the police are hooliganism in their society/tribes. If tribes are the law, fear leads respect. Feudalism.
If you would like a culture that is a culture, and not a set of laws, I highly recommend being aware of it, and then mindfulness. Humans are humans, regardless of a system that imposes itself on the poor.
*As opposed to corporatocracy. Corporatocracy infers basic needs are met, which they usually aren't. Social needs aren't. This is an article debating the point, fairly well.
So apologies for no videos, a lot of intellectual content doesn't stay on Youtube for business reasons.
Capitalism is a prison
The tldr version:
idiocracy is the world
corporations are cruel
people see capitalism as feudalism
Consumerism (below) and the regular person.
Consumerism has two facets which can be allegorically described as Idiocracy, and Animal Farm.
A. Consumerism, Idiocracy
Corporatism:
Corporatism (*) creates a view which isolates services, and social interaction without question. All growth has to primarily benefit corporations, and no one else. Unsustainable to human beings, and POV of a rich CEO who has infinite slaves as long as he can get rich quick. Humans =/= CEOs.
B. Commoditisation, Animal Farm
High level corporatism, where there are no humans, only money vessels ("CEO mindset"). If you are in a poor country, and a US business creates a franchise on your land, it is because you are poor, not coincidentally. Profit from poor, aim for weakness and be uncooperative.
EDIT For example, today. Company doesn't help doctors costs.
Humans aren't meant for that, obviously. Being in such a sum zero environment means no development culturally or intellectually unless it is competitive. However, the best way to study that is by examination of commodity with a regular person, as it is the under current of both of those.
Regular person
Aside from being a number ala the Prisoner (1967), barring any reference any industry which is primarily negative, only point at the self evident aspects.
1. Celebrity is bad.
2. The idea that a person is an idea, and infinitely commoditisable is to say that a person individually has no rights. And vice versa, the CEO has no rights within his job. Ideology failure, feudalism. At it's best ideological serfdom, and at its worst retribution.
3. It necessitates a constant low level of conflict at all times, so as to facilitate a perpetual retribution. (Sadly the studies on increases of inhumanity are on my phone). Here's a Naomi Klein 2007 video where she predicts a permanent crisis state.
In a brief.
Capitalism is a lot of scrupleless leaders within a serfdom, working at one time.
Corporatism sabotages cultural development. Corporatism necessitates celebrity and engenders false speech and dumbing language into marketable sloganism. There is no "market" for intellectual growth not done at a loss, or detrimental when dumbing people is safe, and the idea of empathy with a faceless perspective ala the Idiocracy mindset is falsehood.
New: New example of attempting to create conflict ala the Animal Farm example, from today.
My own pet theory for America, is that the police are hooliganism in their society/tribes. If tribes are the law, fear leads respect. Feudalism.
If you would like a culture that is a culture, and not a set of laws, I highly recommend being aware of it, and then mindfulness. Humans are humans, regardless of a system that imposes itself on the poor.
*As opposed to corporatocracy. Corporatocracy infers basic needs are met, which they usually aren't. Social needs aren't. This is an article debating the point, fairly well.
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FYI Crims, if you've not yet tried Brave yet for watching YouTube, then it's well worth it as it cuts out all ads.
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Brave Browser for ad-free YouTube and speed
Lots of people watch YouTube videos and I, in particular, post lots of YouTube videos on this site. And the ads are annoying, very annoying. They irritate the hell out of me in fact, just so disruptive and recently they've started becoming...
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Wilco. I'm generally blind, deaf and dumb when it comes to software.FYI Crims, if you've not yet tried Brave yet for watching YouTube, then it's well worth it as it cuts out all ads.
Brave Browser for ad-free YouTube and speed
Lots of people watch YouTube videos and I, in particular, post lots of YouTube videos on this site. And the ads are annoying, very annoying. They irritate the hell out of me in fact, just so disruptive and recently they've started becoming...
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It takes nothing to try it, so I urge you to try it for YouTube videos. You won't regret it, I promise you. Just don't set it as your default browser unless you decide it should be.
Peronally, I continue to use Firefox for everything and reserve Brave for YT videos as this is such a killer feature.
Peronally, I continue to use Firefox for everything and reserve Brave for YT videos as this is such a killer feature.
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I'm grateful that I get to be surrounded with wise tech gurus, or can ask. What web browser has the lowest privacy issues? I'm honestly at the point where Youtube itself is pointless, and I'd reserve browsing for whatever is available.
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Unfortunately, none of the big names are especially good, including Firefox, but have a look at the article I've linked to for a niche browser with better privacy that you'd like to try. Also, the article explains that with time and effort, Firefox privacy can be greatly improved, so you might want to look into that.
nerdzone.uk
Firefox and most other web browsers sell out your privacy
This developer, unixsheikh, has done an in-depth analysis on all the major web browsers along with some you've never heard of and found most of them wanting, very wanting when it comes to privacy. They just sell you out, no other way to put it. Think you're safe when it comes to the...
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Like they outlawed saying true stuff, dare anyone use websites not as conventionally.
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Cynicism is a good (not great) foundation nowadays, true true. If that's exactly how it goes we can share the good and mediocre. I'm humbled by the small things much more when I'm honest about it. Some smaller, the worthy indies and some bigger and bombastic. I'm actually kind of glad for the company more than I am about most things I read on the internet, because it's the social stuff we come here for
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Writing a new proof videos, this stuff helps with deciding directions and this is good for my productivity in the long run. (I know it's not a proof videos per se, testing the format though)
Was arguing with my hairdresser about international inspiration for employers and we were talking about ideal workplace arrangements
Japan was an example of less productive despite its ability, and collaboration aspect of English culture being dimmed (we don't have "kaizen")
Ideally, we would have higher pay for the amount of work we have and more likelihood of personal success (eg interpersonal) with it.
Was arguing with my hairdresser about international inspiration for employers and we were talking about ideal workplace arrangements
Japan was an example of less productive despite its ability, and collaboration aspect of English culture being dimmed (we don't have "kaizen")
Ideally, we would have higher pay for the amount of work we have and more likelihood of personal success (eg interpersonal) with it.
- Interactive co-operation, lead by independents, much like Italian work style or other.
- France is the defacto best for animation, though its work environment doesn't facilitate talent vs skim.
- English has more accessibility despite the slow dev.
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The best movies have little to do with real life.
For movies like Inception, Drive, Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, 300, Batman, Transformers, Harry Potter, and so on. Before anyone can say Iwo Jima and WW2 films, I'm not including shows or documentaries. Lots of movies in the last 10 years are dramatised real life portrayed in such a way that frequently falls short.
For movies like Inception, Drive, Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, 300, Batman, Transformers, Harry Potter, and so on. Before anyone can say Iwo Jima and WW2 films, I'm not including shows or documentaries. Lots of movies in the last 10 years are dramatised real life portrayed in such a way that frequently falls short.
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