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THS posted:i honestly do not think anywhere near to 1 out of 4 people would know what malthusian means. im not about to go asking though i have a genXer relative who name dropped him once or twice very earnestly to our 70 yo lib uncle, who also knew of him just seems an easy idea to grasp that gels with the anxiety of waht if the other side of the mediterranean comes upshore how will i keep my hoard safe in my keep?
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Malthus is outright stated as one of the main reasons the Irish Famine happened and why later on there was a backlash against the theory of evolution decades later. I do wonder if goons honestly think the general public is less cultured than they think and that can be sort of a trap. People aren't necessarily cruel, and to add to that they're not also not necessarily that ignorant. Kunster has issued a correction as of 11:27 on Mar 11, 2021 |
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"the population bomb" and neo-malthusian concerns about overpopulation were a big deal in the 70s/80s - trying to argue that this is a Twitter thing is pretty dumb imo
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lolling at the idea of goons being cultured
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Homeless Friend posted:lolling at the idea of goons being cultured why yes, I spent my high school years reading rpgclasscis shrine pages
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Dance puppets
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Stitcher was my podcast app of choice for awhile. Then they started running ads for that mobile game that paid Ahnold to be in it--the ads start with the sound of a helicopter. I immediately deleted it.Ytlaya posted:Part of it, I think, is a result of "being a leftist on the internet/twitter." You become trained to frame all the things you say with the knowledge that "liberals might criticize me" and to preemptively address this criticisms. sleeptalker posted:From an actual leftist perspective, anti-fascism has to be understood as having a very limited horizon of possibility, in that it's never going to totally overcome fascism and all it can really do is suppress some of the most brutal aspects. This can still be a good and necessary thing, but people who make it the cornerstone of their politics are generally deluded, as you say, about the dynamics of the existing "mainstream" and its hand in creating fascism.
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Halloween Jack posted:Stitcher was my podcast app of choice for awhile. Then they started running ads for that mobile game that paid Ahnold to be in it--the ads start with the sound of a helicopter. I immediately deleted it. wait do they play ads if you pay for the app? lol
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Pay for a podcast app? I wouldn't know.
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I just use google podcast but they dont let you add rss black feeds I think
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i use castbox on android. you will sometimes get one ad page to click a big "close" button on and that's it. much less obtrusive and you can find everything on there
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i thought stitcher required a subscription?? i still dont understand what stitcher is. why are there promo codes for a free app with arnold schwarzenegger ads
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anything stitcher pays for to have exclusive will eventually be somewhere else
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I use podcast republic on android. There aren't any ads but the developers can't leave it well enough alone and every other update breaks something. Right now, it randomly causes freezing and crashing in android auto.
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I use podcastaddict. it has extreme granularity for handling loads of feeds, and old episodes of things. there's a small ad at the bottom of the app that I never notice day to day.
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shrike82 posted:"the population bomb" and neo-malthusian concerns about overpopulation were a big deal in the 70s/80s - trying to argue that this is a Twitter thing is pretty dumb imo I was taught about Malthus in high school for some reason or another. Pretty sure it was a biology class but maybe a history class Kunster posted:Malthus is outright stated as one of the main reasons the Irish Famine happened and why later on there was a backlash against the theory of evolution decades later. It's really the classic situation where people don't talk about or converse about this kind of poo poo at work or the bar or the kid's little league game or wherever people get their socialization in non-covid times, so it's easy to develop a sense that you're more educated/knowledgeable than other people and also probably easy to assume that people know all the same poo poo you think is basic
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Nothus posted:I use podcast republic on android. There aren't any ads but the developers can't leave it well enough alone and every other update breaks something. Right now, it randomly causes freezing and crashing in android auto. their supposed webapp also doesnt exist or is broken i enjoy the app still but like come on
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Podcast republic is good now that they fixed the bug that always showed the new episode icon
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malthus got enough right to be remembered forever but is just problematic enough for anything related to him to be cancelled/condemned in the current oeuvre every argument about him is the same saying that white people in the first world overconsume relative to their population = calling for complete genocide of the global south, if you’re one of these real smart podcast thread posters
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the $3 i spent on downcast eight years ago was worth it
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crazy eyes mustafa posted:malthus got enough right to be remembered forever but is just problematic enough for anything related to him to be cancelled/condemned in the current oeuvre isn't malthus' work what billionaire pedophiles like bill gates use to justify complaints about overpopulation
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grieving for Gandalf posted:isn't malthus' work what billionaire pedophiles like bill gates use to justify complaints about overpopulation That was also what Malthus's work was used for when he was still alive
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crazy eyes mustafa posted:saying that white people in the first world overconsume relative to their population the trick is, Malthus has absolutely nothing to do with this take. He never wrote about the relative consumption of the global elite versus the global poor.
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grieving for Gandalf posted:anything stitcher pays for to have exclusive will eventually be somewhere else Right now yeah, but if people keep listening to and supporting Stitcher, then eventually they will be big enough to keep those things private like Spotify. It's very important never to use Stitcher or Spotify, or pay for Chapo, or you'll find yourself in a future where podcasts are monetized like TV shows. While I'm talking about this, proprietary radio shows don't meet the definition of podcast, and calling them that makes it sound like they're equivalent when podcasts are actually strictly better. https://daringfireball.net/2019/04/not_all_shows_are_podcasts
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Xaris posted:correct. "malthusian" is one of those idiot dumb poo poo extremely onliner-ism term that someone on twitter or breadtuber or goon lib once said, that no one had ever heard of before, and then suddenly slamming it non-stop onto the table like pogs are back in style because they read the wiki summary and wanted to seem smart. i'm pretty sure all the extremely online people who spam those terms to death are doing domestic gladio if not another cointelpro, op
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Trabisnikof posted:the trick is, Malthus has absolutely nothing to do with this take. He never wrote about the relative consumption of the global elite versus the global poor. exactly. ergo nobody talking about waste or overconsumption is a malthusian, it’s basically reductio ad hitlerum
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instead of this super original and definitely not uninformed bill gates controls the weather poo poo how come nobody takes him to task for excel not doing what it’s supposed to do. loving piece of poo poo program that gets worse with every office release
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actually,,, it’s about ethics in eugenics discourse
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crazy eyes mustafa posted:exactly. ergo nobody talking about waste or overconsumption is a malthusian, it’s basically reductio ad hitlerum those people were your everyday Quakers, so you could groan, shrug your shoulders, and go about your New England life
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xtal posted:Right now yeah, but if people keep listening to and supporting Stitcher, then eventually they will be big enough to keep those things private like Spotify. It's very important never to use Stitcher or Spotify, or pay for Chapo, or you'll find yourself in a future where podcasts are monetized like TV shows. capitalism moves ever onward, rearranging previous social relations. but maybe if we post enough this time we'll stop it.
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HashtagGirlboss posted:
Understandable, I would still keep it in in mind as sometimes the idea of "We can't advocate for X as it can be too "esoteric" or "hard to understand" for the general public" can easily backfire.
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Atrocious Joe posted:capitalism moves ever onward, rearranging previous social relations. but maybe if we post enough this time we'll stop it. Weird I thought we didn't like capitalism here.
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crazy eyes mustafa posted:exactly. ergo nobody talking about waste or overconsumption is a malthusian, it’s basically reductio ad hitlerum the problem is when those people also say “Malthus was right” because they heard someone else say it online and it seems cool
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xtal posted:Right now yeah, but if people keep listening to and supporting Stitcher, then eventually they will be big enough to keep those things private like Spotify. It's very important never to use Stitcher or Spotify, or pay for Chapo, or you'll find yourself in a future where podcasts are monetized like TV shows.
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papa horny michael posted:I use podcastaddict. it has extreme granularity for handling loads of feeds, and old episodes of things. there's a small ad at the bottom of the app that I never notice day to day. I paid the $3 for the ad-free version because that ad apparently chews up bandwidth and I pay for data. Definitely +1'ing everyone saying the stitcher app sucks.
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Trabisnikof posted:the problem is when those people also say “Malthus was right” because they heard someone else say it online and it seems cool harmless really, they’ll just latch on to some other misanthropic phrase. just like the people criticizing it there’s no serious analysis happening there more to the point there’s no serious discussion happening anywhere about population control at any level of government, so it’s a straw man to begin with. the fruit of my loins (or even just the concept of this, which again nobody is threatening) will always take economic and social precedence above doing anything to promote the survivability of the human species as a whole. nobody has anything to worry about, all we need to do is find either the avatar planet or that giant space diamond and we’ll be set
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Chapo is a business model cast
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Kunster posted:Understandable, I would still keep it in in mind as sometimes the idea of "We can't advocate for X as it can be too "esoteric" or "hard to understand" for the general public" can easily backfire. the important part here is to still keep things simple. like give obvious cause and effect. [problem] is a problem, and if we do [solution] things will be better than they are now for you. if people don’t understand something on a basic level, they won’t support it.
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I learned about Thomas Malthus in loving grade 9 social studies class. what the gently caress is wrong with goons
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the new ALAB is, as ever, excellent and a very good exercise in practical reason
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