Alyx Woodward (obsolete) @Alyx@computerfairi.es

@radikalgrafitio @packbat yes. I am talking about how things are *right now*, that's all, and suggesting that we'll do better by spreading production capability more widely. that's it, I'm not proposing an economic model

@radikalgrafitio @packbat I think you're grabbing on to a few words and making unwarranted assumptions about what I mean with them but I really haven't the spoons for this

@packbat @radikalgrafitio eh, I'm in favor of a large degree of localization myself (well, of downscaling), because hypercapitalist industry has built for _huge_ volume and centralized production. why produce your own steel for your own region when you can just buy from the same gigantic overseas conglomerate that everyone else does? they're the only ones that can afford to produce needed materials in volume, at the absolute minimum price

@LogicalDash@cybre.space we really put all our eggs in the http basket? damn

@packbat yay :=3

@packbat busy day

@undyne I'm gonna go out on a limb here too: I think _plurality_ is the true norm

people talk to themselves. people naturally imagine themselves to be a dialogue

it's social programming that makes us think this is bad. "don't talk to yourself or people will think you're [insert ableist slur here]"

@undyne (and tell your pal if you want that Kara's in her fucking 40s and hasn't had a single breath of "anti-recovery tumblr" or whatever the fuck your pal imagines is corrupting all our minds into rejecting being a normie. ugggh I wanna break something now)

@undyne fuck that shit, every time Kara feels bad about preferring to be split up and starts trying to do _everything_, she gets unhappy and depressed

we play off each other. we keep each other going. and we're not obliged to pretend to be "normal" just to spare the feelings of some jerk who feels threatened by someone different

@packbat gnite