"What's our modern day Monalisa" It's probably this specific artwork. Insane memetic potency. Insane lore and depth. Insane quality and complexity. Most arts today, even brilliant ones, are meant to be viral for 3 days and then forgotten. Not this one.

Holocaust denier who hates the Nazis for not doing the Holocaust

It is wise to remember that chastity is the default. If some heinous injury or accident should render a man's wife incapable of coitus, he is nonetheless obligated to remain married to her and to live a chaste life. I have not met an honorable man who would dispute this.

a true human looks like judge Holden, no eyebrows or hair

His feet are light and nimble. He never sleeps. He says that he will never die. He dances in light and in shadow and he is a great favorite. He never sleeps, the judge. He is dancing, dancing. He says that he will never die.

keysmashbandit Physicists spend their entire career trying to be useful, and failing. Mathematicians spend their entire career trying not to be useful, and failing.

the ones that try to subvert normiedom are brought back to normiedom Dostoevsky is basically telling people not to do what he did lest they get executed/get sent to gulag in Siberia

Constitution of the People's Republic of China, Article 1: "Disruption of the socialist system by any organization or individual is prohibited."

Japan is maybe the most fetishized nation in history, and the modern righoid's Prester John's kingdom. Men there are manly (not gay bro, just mirin'), robots are powerful, and all women have brightly colored hair and huge tits It's a shame that it's an irrelevant backwater

When I was a child, we didn't do "baby talk." My grandparents, who raised me, spoke to me as if I were the family lawyer, and I dressed like it. There were no "kids foods" nor "kids menus" -- I ate what the adults ate. As soon as I could read, "kids books" were out, too. I

Border reiver heidsmen had cool aesthetics. Certainly better than being just a lowly border pricker.

This story deserves to be better known outside of China. The 18 signatories of the Xiaogang document were unsung heroes of legalism - freeing themselves from oppression not by violent revolt but by designing a new system of incentives to which to subject themselves. (1/n)

The difference between reddit left-lib "I LOVE Science" theatrics and the real deal by Xi/CPC is the former didn't really care about it except to own country bumpkins and conservatives while the latter actually uses it seriously to build comprehensive national power.

interfacing with a millennial who hasn't been selected through some sort of a filter (e.g. climbed the corporate ladder, went to a <10% acceptance uni, etc.) is a massive shock zoomer tier brainrot + boomer tier zeitgeist blindness complete lost cause generation, almost sad

Zarathustra Yea Sweden was turned into a shithole in the late 70s/80s and their own people turned the power of unions down by a lot. I believe that is still considered the largest organic citizen protest of all time.

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