I haven’t seen it until I was 28. It’s not very popular in Europe, especially DACh, because it’s apologetic for Austrians, showing them as victims of the Nazis, rather then enthusiasts.
It is said to be a propaganda piece made for that but idk
I haven’t seen it until I was 28. It’s not very popular in Europe, especially DACh, because it’s apologetic for Austrians, showing them as victims of the Nazis, rather then enthusiasts.
It is said to be a propaganda piece made for that but idk


This is dystopian as hell.
I kind of like that the article points out a problem with a lot of stuff that is implemented on us:
Like, did we think about this for more than a second?


OK, so, this is clearly bad and it’s great they try to intervene - and really telling there seems to have been no reply at all.
But another thought about A-line that caught my eye:
More than 40 million people already have their work organised by platforms
That kinda sounds like a socialists wet dream. Like, real existing socialism, aka the bad one, but it also has potential for some weird Marx/Asimov futuristic shit that might be pretty decently liveable. Maybe.
Contra intuitive (for things that do not work like it would seem logical for you)
Perspicacious (~sharp senses. English is a second language for me, so I didn’t know that one. Found it in a book, loved it)