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7leafer··on Organ transplants down as stay-at-home rules reduce fatal traffic collisions
Of your deceased relatives, may them rest in peace, did anyone consciously choose the way to die? If not, why did they die? Because they wanted to? Because they didn't resort to drastic counter-measures?

My grandfather died of electrocution in 1996. Would he be still alive today, given that he was born in 1927, if he would meticulously scrutinize every millimeter of electric cords he ever touched for potential cracks?

7leafer··on Organ transplants down as stay-at-home rules reduce fatal traffic collisions
A relative of mine works at the central hospital in my city. She's been seeing with her very eyes that the department of infections is empty since the circus began. People with infections other than corona are sent home to cope or die, because empty beds are reserved for corona. Explain, please. And also explain by what magic the U07.2 in death certificates is transmuting into U07.1 for the news and statistics. If you don't know what that means, lookup the WHO's disease IDs.
7leafer··on Organ transplants down as stay-at-home rules reduce fatal traffic collisions
But do you subscribe for an accident or a non-contagious disease at some kind of Public Terminal of Fate? 3000 dying of tuberculosis every day, did they subscribe for such a death?

Well if nobody subscribes for death, why are people still mortal?

7leafer··on Organ transplants down as stay-at-home rules reduce fatal traffic collisions
Electrocutions, banana-slipping, fork-stabbing and ladder-falling down as forced self-imprisonment into madhouse soft-rooms reduces stupid domestic accidents.

Meanwhile in Russia, approx. 3000 people are reported to die of corona in 5 months. In 2019, 16'900 died in road accidents. That gives approx. 7000 in 5 months. Which is twice as many, but I can't remember anyone locking down the roads, scanning QR codes in order to unlock the car or zealously repeating the NEW NORMAL, THE WORLD HAVE CHANGED mantra out of every hole. Heck, neither can I remember anyone constructing concrete barriers instead of purely nominal double center lines between adjacent opposite lanes where possible!

7leafer··on Ask HN: Why isn’t visual programming a bigger thing?
Try programming 7 Billion Humans and you'll see why. https://tomorrowcorporation.com/7billionhumans
7leafer··on The Kawaiization of Product Design
Are mortgages, loans, taxes and fines getting Kawaiized, though?
7leafer··on The Kawaiization of Product Design
It's all design for hordes of mediocre cheap designers
7leafer··on Mount Everest is visible from Kathmandu for first time in living memory
Birds are singing, dolphins are swimming into river deltas, the spring is cold and rainy, the sky is blue, the Earth is clear from them miserable humanoids - all for the first time in living memory. Even in the whole history! Hail Morona!
7leafer··on JPMorgan Extends Banking Services to Bitcoin Exchanges
anarchy is order

anonymity is transparency

distributed is centralized

Satoshi is JPMorgan

7leafer··on NY launches live dashboard of each regions progress hitting 7 reopening criteria
I'll tell you what. All of you who ain't questioning the whole corona event and have been zealously obeying the orders - you are just so terrified to by the powers that be, so afraid to look like a black sheep or to be marked as disloyal, so afraid of losing your status quo, so hooked on credits and mortgages that you will readily vane into whatever stinky fart that happens to blow into your masked faces! All of you are personally responsible for this triumph of lies and psychological terror, and for the fascist world of distancing and slavery that your children will inherit - especially you, lunatic flaggers in the service of censorship. Wake up until it's too late!
7leafer··on Moxie, a Social Robot That Helps Kids with Social-Emotional Learning
Advertisement did not ruin lives and cities in WWII, propaganda did.
7leafer··on Moxie, a Social Robot That Helps Kids with Social-Emotional Learning
This fazes the living daylights out of every intelligent human being except those tasked with spreading this morbid narrative as wide as they can for the buck.
7leafer··on Moxie, a Social Robot That Helps Kids with Social-Emotional Learning
Way to go, MOCKsie, mock their inability to stay humans as hard as you can!
7leafer··on Colleges at the breaking point, forcing ‘hard choices’ about education
People aka the New Oil must have skills, not knowledge. This narrative has been coming out of the woodwork recently. Like, lumberjacks over dendrologists all the way.

If we translate this motto from the newspeak, it would be this: the New Oil must flow smoothly without asking uncomfortable questions about the piping.

7leafer··on WebWormHole: Send files quickly using WebRTC
This man told the truth!

They are zealously pushing the "ever increasing speeds" of questionable benefit for the user - what for? So that commuters could watch 8k 120fps video while on a bus? Or rather to gather all kind of sensor data in real-time, audio and video included, from their human oil wells? To strip off people's clothes with millimetre wave imaging?

But making it easy for people to run their own home/mobile servers, share and cooperate without govporate oversight is clearly not on their agenda.

7leafer··on Windows 10 Hosted App Model
foobar2000 + media player classic HC
7leafer··on The highest paid athlete of all time was a Roman Charioteer
Seems like the highest paid athlete of these days is this: https://archive.org/details/37AsterixAndTheChariotRace/page/...
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