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2022-12-30
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I occasionally write blahposts a day in advance. And who will stop me?
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[10:14 AM] Daruna_: Have y'all seen the [...] circle?
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[10:14 AM] Daruna_: https://meetcircle.com/
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[...]
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[10:28 AM] Segmentation fault: in any case, not only is this parental fascism,
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i assume they log literally all data on your
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home network considering you're giving them
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access to it
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[10:39 AM] Daruna_: I've never heard the term parental fascism before, but I
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kinda fuck with it. They're a lot of fascistic normalized
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behaviors in parenting that are just straight up abuse.
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[10:50 AM] meatgrinder #1 hypocrite: you two.... It's called SAFETY
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"Parental fascism" is a pretty good term for it, I think. Parents get
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goaded into tracking their kids, because tracking kids makes money for the
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people for the people doing the tracking. It normalizes the feeling of being
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surveilled - a comfort blanket made out of eyes and ears. I was gonna say more
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but I just realized I don't have anything new to bring to this, so who cares.
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I found something in /home/trinity/bak/Documents/dog.odt:
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2021-06-21
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I would like to become a dog
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I have been housesitting the residence of the family of a friend of
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mine who are all currently vacationing (specific activity unknown) in Florida
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right now in 2021 (- he and his company are all vaccinated against the current
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pandemic). His family, particularly his mother and aunt, take care of three
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well-behaved and often adorable dogs whom I shant name for their (the dogs' and
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the family's) privacy, and the responsibility fell to me, which was at first
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exciting in a bad way but is now boring in a good way. I care not only for but
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about the dogs, and I like to think they care about me though they are
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incapable of ever caring for me in quite the same way. But even if they don't,
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it doesn't matter. They still behave, still go outside when I'd like them to
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please urinate on the grass and not the hardwood floor, and still will sleep
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next to me if not for companionship then for warmth. I am okay with this.
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Essentially, I am a robot (in the sense that my actions to take care of
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the dogs is automatic, and that I don't need significant input nor pay) in
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servitude to these dogs – it's not that I mind, of course; I do love these dogs
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even if they may not love me (are dogs capable of sentient love?). And this
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concept is interesting. They essentially live in their paradise; they go
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outside every 2-3 hours (whenever they move around usually it’s because they'd
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like to move around outside) and exercise their bodily functions out there when
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need be, they play with each other and at least seem to have intellectual
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stimulation out in the back yard, and they all get as much water as they want
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and two get food whenever they want (the larger one has a stricter diet of two
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cups of more wholesome food in the morning and at night). They are in heaven
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and I am the robot that serves them. When I am off-line, others are there to
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serve them. When others are off-line, even others will serve them. I would like
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to be a dog.
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Though, specifically, I would like to be a being that has its physical
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needs met always and that is intellectually stimulated with equal peers with
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which to interract. Why is this not possible? Robots certainly exist, and
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certainly there is enough food in the world to feed everybody who needs food,
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and certainly with wastewater recycling and other means of conserving the
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environment there could be enough water for everyone, and it's not hard to make
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a bathroom fit for humans (just make sure it's not where they eat), and it's
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not hard to make this a suburban reality (for contact with both nature and
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peers), and intellectual stimulation can be provided by peers and by the
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environment. With automation, anyone can be a dog. Yet it seems like only the
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wealthy are dogs. But dogs don't spend money! What need do they have for
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overabundant wealth?
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God Damn Capitalism.
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One time when I was a kid I woke up with a shit ton of goo on my chest.
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One time when I was a kid I woke up with a shit ton of goo on my chest.
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