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Mercer@lemmy.zipto
Games@lemmy.world•What games are you actually enjoying right now?English
4·3 days agoStellaris and CS2
Mercer@lemmy.zipto
Technology@lemmy.world•Gen Z is officially less intelligent than millennials, first recorded intergenerational IQ dropEnglish
16·4 days agoIf you use IQ as a valid measure of intelligence which there is copious amounts of data to suggest it is not beyond high school grades.
All of these ended up with mass bloodshed and the death of millions. France recovered, arguably the other two are still suffering the consequences of these revolutions with autocratic governments and mass human rights abuses
Or a USB with a Gpg encrypted text file locked with a slightly easier password.
The largest changes in human history such as electricity, medicine, lower crime, increased living standards etc all came from reform inside a system barring maybe the French revolution which was a blood bath that led to a dictatorship. Name 5 revolutions with positive outcomes
The definition of a revolution is ending up right where you started. Realistically lobbying groups by individuals are the best current way to drive change
Mercer@lemmy.zipto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Me Buying A Phone From Google Solely Because I Can Put GrapheneOS On It
1·11 days agoAlways buy second hand
Mercer@lemmy.zipto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•I was a week away from buying a Pixel Pro 10 for GrapheneOS
1·11 days agoBut texting and calli g without signal is so unsecure. Unless you have a reliable source of burner phones and sims



Are you joking? You’re trying to argue that the French weren’t guillotining people en masse, that Stalin didn’t starve millions to death with flawed industrial policy and ship a metric ton of people to gulags, and just look at the current state of Cuba. I’m not anti socialist but the USSR and Communist China are not good examples of communism/socialism. Life expectancy and poverty rates plummeted all over the world during the 20th century