29 karma · joined April 5, 2022
You can have the anarchy you desire in a cabin in the woods or on some a random island away from society. You won't have to adhere to common decency or common currency there.
Arrogant Silicon Valley CEOs think the world belongs to them. They want liberal democracy to fail and transition to a "tech monarchy".
Quite frankly, I don't think the 2026 and 2028 elections will happen.
Look up Peter Thiel, Curtis Yarvin, Nick Land, Steve Bannon, Marc Andreessen, and other figures involved with the "Neo-Reactionary accelerationist" Dark Enlightenment movement. One of Elon's little DOGE lackeys (Edward Coristine) has "there are cathedrals everywhere for those with eyes to see" as his twitter bio. "Cathedral" is Curtis Yarvin's word for the "cultural hegemony" of universities and the government, hence why he wants to destroy the federal Department of Education especially as well as any federal agency and the federal government from the inside.
It turned out that the whole American experiment of tech-capitalism out of Silicon Valley was a huge failure and a existential threat to decency, stability, and order in the Western world.
Even Paul Graham will lightly chastise Elon Musk on twitter, but is largely fine with what Musk is doing.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/dec/21/curtis-yarvi...
Even Google Image Search is terrible now and I use TinEye.com and yandex.com for that. I should probably try Bing more as well.
https://www.medievalists.net/?s=digitizing&submit=Search
I wonder what the cost of this digitization process would be and what research labs can render this service.
Superman Museum in Metropolis, Illinois: https://supermuseum.com/
Here's his page on Marvel Comics title logos: https://reaganray.com/2021/04/06/marvel-lettering.html
I bought a book from a Manhattan auction in NY for about $100,000.
I would like to digitize the book, but there is fading from light degradation on several pages. The book is about 100 pages total and it's from the 1930s. It is typewritten and it was mimeographed to make copies.
What is the best way to go about scanning the book, and also what can be done about somehow being able to track the ink of the fading text?
I am an introvert and I like being alone and being able to choose how much I self-express and communicate. In person, I do not have as much choice about my time and energy commitment in front of company if I want to be polite. It's just easier for me to manage my social bandwidth while being on the internet.