DPRK_Chopra [comrade/them]

The people are against war in the abstract, but seldom against a specific war they’re told is necessary.

I don’t know, Brad. I just think we’ve grown apart. Kissing you now just feels sort of… hollow.

Hell yeah, teosinte gang rise up (to a rather modest population size).

If shit goes pear shaped, I aim to take at least one fash with me to hell.

“Oh, hey guys. Have you heard about this awesome metal called aluminum? I’m so cool I stan a metal that makes up 8% of the weight of the Earth’s solid surface” - a fucking idiot

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The americans I used to work with would always make a big performance out of leaving at the end of the day, but the Russians just pack up their shit and leave without a word.

The orcas are a preview of what will happen with our youth. “They never used to be violent”, “we don’t know what changed”, etc.

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They look like they really suck at it and are probably doing a terrible job.

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The Big Diabetes industry in North America isn’t going to like this.

I thought it was just good enough that I kept watching, but not actually good enough to recommend or anything.

Unrelated, but I instinctively tried to close the tweet on that page by pressing the “X” logo in the top corner of it like it was an ad.

Wait until you see the latest Reverie.

You ever started a coop? It sounds to me like you need to ask yourself why you almost never see them and then realize you don’t know what you’re talking about. It’s not JT’s job to innovate on corporate governance, he should focus on making good content. There’s nothing that precludes one from running a corporation or LLC exactly like it were a coop. That’s left up to the operating agreement or just internal agreements within the enterprise. If he wants to call everyone in to vote on everything, he can do exactly that. Coops create a whole host of legal and governance issues that need to be worked out. There are lawyers that specialize in it. It’s not for the feint of heart and it doesn’t confer any advantages over a vanilla company. Instead it opens you up to all kinds of legal problems when your realize you didn’t spend enough capital up front to have a bullet-proof agreement.

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Of course, because if you don’t do this, then you inevitably hear the second movement: 🎶 if you’re trying to share your screen, we can’t see your screen 🎶 (sightly pissy-mo)