edwad:

cungadero:

cungadero:

who wants a list of some of my best videos about video game economic crisis events theyre kind of my favorite subject of all time

habbo hotel is an anarcho-capitalist gambling and a scam-based economy run by children part 1

part 2 of the habbo hotel analysis centering on types of common financial crime orchestrated on habbo

gaia online’s gold-generating hyperinflation crisis

ffxiv’s housing crisis

the hypixel skyblock exotics 1 trillion coin bubble pop

the ‘cash-based’ mmo where the f2p players literally sell sweat harvested off monsters for pennies

a history of neopets controversies centering largely on the “unconverted” neopet bubble market

“the falador massacre”, an infamous runescape event in which a player was able to pvp kill in non-pvp areas, resulting in thousands of player items and gold being looted from corpses with no possibility of rollback

oh hell yes

wellwaterhysteria:

wellwaterhysteria:

wellwaterhysteria:

just watched a tiktok (which is my bad, honestly) where a person said they hate it when books and movies have endings that are open to interpretation because they think it’s lazy. “i don’t want to write the ending in my brain. YOU write the ending with your pen and paper” come on, dude. let’s just. come on now. say sike

i mean jesus christ do you want someone to chew your food for you too? i think probably i would avoid you if i saw you at a party, brother. and everyone in the comments who agreed with him. i don’t want to hear your opinion on like. anything. ever.

“so how did the ending of that movie make you feel?” “well there weren’t explicit instructions so i don’t know, actually” that’s how you sound. begone.

elbiotipo:

For third-world nations who have won their political independence at great cost and are still struggling to win their economical independence, for people who have been told from childhood “your country is shit, you can’t never progress here, you must leave as soon as you can” either implicitly or explicitly by their own ruling classes and media, for people who have suffered the explotation of imperialism and have lost their prosperity, liberty and culture in the process, to love their own land and people is a revolutionary act.

To say “this is my country, I love it and I’m proud of it, and I want to make it better” is an act of courage and love that people from first-world nations whose national pride was build in conquest and imperialism can’t comprehend. After living through entire generations where your country was considered, by both the imperial powers and your own local rulers, as little more than a source of raw materials, and then stop and say, “no, this is not true, we have history, culture and things to be proud of, we can make a better country, we can stand with the rest of the world as free people, as equals”, to find love and solace in your own land, is something extraordinary.

chlommunist:

mens-rights-activia:

Can someone kindly and patiently explain to me, who is bean dad and what happened? Please keep in mind that I have no idea what even bean is in reference to, I don’t know who the McElroy brothers are. I know nothing

I stole this from twitter

urgetocreate:

Mark Tennant (born 1950), Clothesline

dont you ever find an artist’s work that is so incredible and breathtaking, exactly the kind of work you want to be doing and it feels like a relief, and drowning at the same time?