BassedWarrior

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  • I love it, and I find it super funny, yes. And I do agree with some of you that they end up portraying Ostania more like nazism than the USSR, per se, imo.

    But I do agree thta the show is very Orwellian, and wish it wasn’t. But I still find it too funny, honestly.

    And given that we don’t really know what is up in Westalia, I’d say that honestly Ostania doesn’t look like USSR to me, and much more like Germany, as I mentioned before. Also the red circus guys being anti-Ostania kinda aligns with that interpretation, in my mind.

    (I haven’t finished it. I’m all caught up watching the anime on Crunchyroll, but idk if it’s already finished.)

    But I’d recommend it for a good laugh.













  • Hahahahaha, that sounds about right.

    I didn’t know about his affinity for chess. Even better

    Edit: So…I bought the book, and…right there…it says something very similar.

    We know, of course, that Marx had nothing to say of videogames, given they did not exist at the time (though he was a chess player, and there is even a record of a game he played after he finished writing Capital).




  • Fair. And I do believe that the party cohesion is indeed a very weak point, with the admission of questionable and figures is a huge drawback.

    But when I hear talk of a revolution, and specially that only violent revolutions have been successful, I don’t know if I feel like that applies to the current state in Mexico. Any reads that you might recommend?






  • Has there been any sort or post or anything regarding learning theory by

    alternative means?

    i.e. not reading. Listening or watching or even playing?

    And is there any recommended way to

    learn theory?

    Like picking a physical book over an e-book because it’s a more sensorial experience and helps you understand it better. (And would videogames work any better by the same logic?)

    My question in both about effective learning methods, aswell as gaining a better understanding of it. And it could also encompass probably the habits aspect of reading

    purposefully and consistently.

    Which I believe is what is said on the general rules for independent study.