Mr. Tea's latest activity
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.Well there are two very obvious points to make here. One is that there were sociologists active in, say, the USSR, and presumably still...
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That's what happens you insist on speaking like a mystic.
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Me? That's the opposite of what I think. I don't think anything's neutral. That's my whole point. You're the one acting as though...
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.Uh, I'm talking about modern people studying societies, obviously.
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.Except that's obviously bullshit, because you could undertake a sociological study of all kinds of non-capitalist societies - whether...
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You mean a communist?
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Right, this is one of the knocks against the theory. Likewise when you look at literary techniques some people associate with...
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.As opposed to one of those sad, lame, non-magic wizards.
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Corpsey doing push ups to Autechre with his fleshlight balanced on the floor so his penis dips into it on each descent.
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.No, only one person here merits that level of special treatment.
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.Well he does seem to project a lot of frustrations he feels about his dad (or maybe about dad-figures in general, if we're being...
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.No, I think you're confusing me with luka.
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Mr. Tea replied to the thread An Emergent Order.I find it quite boring, actually. You often have worthwhile things to say but just coming out with things that seem self-evidently...
