/lit/ - Literature

I talk about math and physics books.
For some reason there's mostly just other Germans/Austrians with this kind of channels. Plus some MIT guys, but they all turn their channels into a show "what it's like to be at MIT" and partake in meme culture instead of staying on topic

>>12731407
Accelerationism is just an aestetic, not really a political movement. The two Nicks just use the vocabulary when shitposting on twitter, but the Capital as transcendental "fanged noumena" mindset doesn't tell you what do to.

>>12731425
>Bitcoin losing the life savings of countless zoomers is nothing.
Well, they lost bitcoin because they were not using it. They didn't own their own bitcoin (which is the point of bitcoin) and instead left it with the exchange - to gamble/speculate for dollar value.

I'm not the guy you responded to, btw.
But I work in Augmented Reality and also write smart contracts, and both are here to stay, I'm quite sure.

https://youtu.be/LblxKvbfEoo

unrelated bonus video:
https://youtu.be/Ws6AAhTw7RA
(although that's 10 years old)

>>12731448
I don't think capital has much to teach men and women as men or women. Or gives any individualistic idea for developing a moral. It's not a very human friendly philosophy - i.e. it doesn't suffice as one.