TheLegendaryBirdMonster

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TheLegendaryBirdMonster wrote

I was libertarian socialist without being "politically literate". Once I learned about anarchism and started reading, I dived head first into it.

I can't say I was anarchist at the time because I still believed in a few ghosts about minarchist states (for sewer and stuff like that).

Reply to comment by /u/ziq in Technology should make life easier for us all but what really happenes in our twisted world is that someone loses their job to a self checkout aisle. by /u/Feedbot

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TheLegendaryBirdMonster wrote

I feel like you're filtering away the good parts.

we can go wherever in the world in less than 24h and meet completely different people. We've got access to near infinite knowledge at the tip of our fingers, and can teach ourselves anything, and get good at it quite fast because we have so many helping ressources. We can do sports such as paragliding, but also stay at home and appreciate movies and other arts. The music we listen is continuously having breakthroughs and everything is changing.

If you limit it to work, I'll only talk about non-bulshit jobs. We get to solve problems and explain nature in "high study level" jobs. In more "artisanal" jobs we get take away the boring parts: cutting a piece of wood in 1 min instead of 10 when when doing woodwork, for example.

At least, my life is saturated with interesting stuff and I'm quite satisfied with it.