Pra ajudar a botar o pé no chão e lembrar como a gente conversa com quem não é da bolha comunista, mas quase.

It's all about emotion and empathy. Not about pure reasoning.

If anyone can come up with a better headline in the comments, I'll take it. Mine isn't the best but the content is pure gold, I swear it.

A nice talk for background play. :D

Ignore the original title, he pretended to be DPRK media, western media followed without checking and he got a congratulating letter from DPRK.

He actually trolled western media. :)

Lemmy, federation and activity pub have taken my brain to some weird places in these last few months.

What if the world had a federated, activity pub based, passenger transport and delivery app?

Anyone with enough tech literacy to have their own WordPress blog could also start their own local (as in, for their neighbourhood) instance of uber/lyft/doordash, effectively for free. Moderating and establishing quality and trust between customers and providers on their own communities.

Customers could use fronted like jerboa to add as many local instances as they'd like. Or drivers could subscribe to multiple sources of passengers. Or, anyway, networks between restaurantes, delivery and customers.

Some form of opencollective project/format could be use to fund development teams working on it.

I know it's a huge endeavour. Can you please challenge my initial thoughts? Is the logic sound? What am I missing? Do you know of anything like it?

Asking for a friend.

Am I actually insane?

I loved the flow of ideas.

What's something low profile comrades say that communicate immediately that they know which side they fight for in the class struggle?

Example: if anyone in the wild speaks "material conditions", or "bourgeois state", out loud, I'm listening.

Conheço menos do galo do que gostaria. Sujeito bom!

Hello lemmygrad friends!

On discussing China with a friend, he took a beautiful copy of the book in the title as support for "but the Chinese revolution actually prosecuted people", or something. The usual.

Challenge is now I have 700 pages to read, apparently about how Mao bad, China bad, communism bad.

To my questions: anyone out there knows about this book? Anything I should know while reading it? Anything worthwhile to expect about the book?

Thnak you in advance!