Tootfinder

Slight tanget but...
There is exactly one way to prevent authoritarianism. That is to make these systems optional. It must be possible to leave a system if it becomes oppressive, and by doing so deprive the system of it's power.
This is what anarchists assert.
Now, have you thought to wonder why the state claiming that someone is an anarchist is generally considered sufficient to excuse any violence against that individual? If someone wants to lock you into the system, they are going to target people who assert that systems should be possible to leave.
Remember that when the only evidience against someone is "they had anarchist literature."

RE: https://chaos.social/@gsuberland/115863483877344957
100% certain that "Egyptian Literature" is what the creator of that video called his porn folder

With 100 authors represented and 300 texts in our database, Literature in Context is a true open access replacement for proprietary publisher materials, "inclusive access" plans, and anthologies that have some of what you want.
Literature in Context
https://anthologydev.lib.virginia.edu/index.html

What academics say and what they mean
Various sources - I forgot the name and author of that one paper
A promising area for an initial study - I have to do this to get funding
An extensive literature review - A quick Google search
Is impossible to summarise simply - I still don’t understand
Approaching the traditional threshold for statistical significance - Not significant
More research is required - I need funding
Academia Obscura

I'm reading Kurt Vonnegut's "Galapagos".
This is a novel from **1985**... and, while it's not "great", I'd still recommend it for anyone living this current time, plus, it's kinda funny.
It manages to:
- describe AI techno-bros as what they are: self-centred assholes.
- (shallowly) describe incels before those were a concept in our collective imagination.
- (very subtly) establish a clear connection between all those self-proclaimed "apolitical" people and... nazis.
#books #KurtVonnegut #literature #scifi #humour