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we've lost all our people who knew what was going on,, or thought they did.
droid, padraig, craner.
tbf they could be annoying. sometimes you'd think, o shut up.
but on other occassions you'd think,, theyre more grown up than me.
they're trying to keep on top of things and make nice moral judgements.

Craner?! The nutter who thought the French did 9/11 and Jeremy Clarkson was a member of Source Direct?!
 

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I was thinking this reading the back and forth between the US and Israel over whether the US had anything to do with the attack on Iran. They're both obviously lying, but their lies are contradictory. Who knows what's going on. Does it even matter whether we know?
 

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What makes us want to know what's going on in Iran? Perhaps it's an instinctive thing about feeling more secure when you've a handle on your environment, but where exactly 'our environment' is has been muddled by having our heads in a global network while the body remains local. It seems important to know what's going on everywhere simply because we have access to what's going on everywhere.
 

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That review of the other Palantir guy's book I posted in the Thiel thread is astonishing. There's a clip on Twitter linked in the article with someone saying it's the best two minutes you'll see the weekend it was posted and it's just staggeringly stupid. He's like 50 and sounds like a teenage nerd bumbling through an impassioned speech in front of his Warhammer 40k group. I find it hard to believe he has any idea what's going on.

 
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