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one Jungian sentence to explain it all

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the hard problem of conscious… no, you’re right

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design with words, but define with construction

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crypto is financial infra but when it comes to social we need behavior first products that earn the right to add crypto financial infra https://paragraph.com/@pit/behavior-greater-token

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It’s Tuesday today. Yesterday was Friday. Source: X, formerly known as Twitter

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It’s also interesting to read the resolution as the part that was problematic for the U.S. delegation is rather mild, but it indeed implies that the Russian invasion shouldn’t just end with Ukraine’s surrender.

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Bonj' my dear friends here on the Farcaster. Wishing you a happy Tuesday. Stay creative, have some fruit. And write poetry about it. Like @azbest did so very well in this entry of the Creative Power Prompt.

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“Cumshot AI bots are an evolution of 'tributes', where people physically ejaculate on photographs of women and share videos of it online.” but why https://www.404media.co/telegram-ai-cumshot-bot/

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In May 1939, Marcel Déat penned his infamous article “Why die for Danzig?”, in which he argued that yielding to Hitler’s territorial ambitions would avert war. Four months later, Hitler invaded Poland. One year later, France itself got invaded, and Déat became a Nazi collaborator. Memory is a tricky thing. Sometimes the body preserves it best.

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Hey @v this is a timely post and thank you. As a new, casual user I've had the same type of thoughts myself... even wondering if I was being shadow-banned or something. Then I started wondering if me not getting much interaction was a purposeful feature of Farcaster to limit the dilution of coolness from Normies. At the same time, I'm also recognizing that Farcaster is still a fairly small community so having less engagement is to be expected. The thing is, I'm not trying to be an influencer, I'm not trying to be a KOL, and I'm not trying to be a leading-edge content creator. I don't need a thousand followers or want to strategize about ways to grow my following. I just want to be a normal online dude who gets to interact with a community and not feel like I'm on the outside. I think the onus of how users end up feeling when they're interacting with a platform should be kind of on the platform creators - not fully on the users, unless that's an explicit feature. Anyways, hope this is somewhat helpful.

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I’ve saved you from reading this on the Monday evening, which would have been much worse!

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crypto has other mind problem

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That’s one of the few things that still make me go ??????, even though as a man with some training in clinical sexology, I should probably have clearer insights here.

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“Cumshot AI bots are an evolution of 'tributes', where people physically ejaculate on photographs of women and share videos of it online.” but why https://www.404media.co/telegram-ai-cumshot-bot/

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I see you, definitely, we should be able to say wrong when the thing is wrong. but we defend everything so badly, that's human nature I guess and it's good study topic actually. eg. in turkey politics, everyone defends erdogan so badly despite he really managed so badly, he fucked up... even retards said: "he might steal our money, he works for us, he did for us." lmaoo :D

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Wild drama happened – but it also made me think: how did an anon account gain such influence that even after a past crime was revealed, people here are saying he was a good guy? Proxy built strong personal ties by making many people here richer and by supporting early-stage projects, some legit, some not. Supporting someone who's just starting out – when they're small and nobody – is a powerful bond-building tactics. It's a universal human trait to feel grateful for the help. That gratitude can even blur judgment. For example, I feel something similar toward the Base eco and Jesse. They gave me a small grant early on, and even now, despite controversy, I still view Base highly positively. What really scares me is how easily this loyalty-building tactic can be used for manipulation by people with bad intentions. So I just wish more people were mindful about *why* they feel a certain way about someone.

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one Jungian sentence to explain it all

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Source of the screenshot: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj9exj0nn0ko

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In May 1939, Marcel Déat penned his infamous article “Why die for Danzig?”, in which he argued that yielding to Hitler’s territorial ambitions would avert war. Four months later, Hitler invaded Poland. One year later, France itself got invaded, and Déat became a Nazi collaborator. Memory is a tricky thing. Sometimes the body preserves it best.

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