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ai-muscle-hunks · 6 months ago
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I love what you are doing with these muscle gods but so far the emphasis seems to be mostly huge arms. Any chance you could turn the spotlight on pecs? Arnold's side chest is huge but there's no reason it couldn't be even "huge-er", right?
Oh thank you! Yeah i am mostly focusing on arms for the moment, because LUMA and Kling-AI isn‘t doing so well on pecs for the moment, but i can try to create something with Arnolds chest. you are definitely right, there is no reason why it couldn’t be bigger, haha :)
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leiabomsenso · 9 days ago
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Os lucros são uma medida da sustentabilidade dos padrões de especialização.
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newstfionline · 10 months ago
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Saturday, April 27, 2024
University protests and political arguments (NYT) Arnold Kling, an economist, published a book a decade ago that offered a way to think about the core difference between progressives and conservatives. Progressives, Kling wrote, see the world as a struggle between the oppressor and the oppressed, and they try to help the oppressed. Conservatives see the world as a struggle between civilization and barbarism—between order and chaos—and they try to protect civilization. The debate over pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia and other universities has become an example. If you want to understand why university leaders are finding the situation so hard to resolve, Kling’s dichotomy is useful: The central question for colleges is whether to prioritize the preservation of order or the desire of students to denounce oppression. There are also divisions among students. Pro-Palestinian students will say that Israel is the true source of disorder, while pro-Israel students will say that Hamas is the true oppressor.
Tennessee Parents Question Whether Arming Teachers Is the Answer (NYT) Devon Dixon believes guns serve a purpose. That is why she is licensed to carry and conceal firearms. She is also a mother living in the Nashville suburbs with three school-age children. She worries about their safety, especially after three 9-year-olds were among the six killed in a school shooting in the city last year. “It’s pretty heavy on my heart,” she said. But those concerns weren’t enough to persuade Ms. Dixon that Tennessee lawmakers were right to pass a bill on Tuesday that would allow teachers and other school employees to carry concealed handguns on campus in an effort to protect students. The skepticism has come not just from those who want tighter restrictions on firearms but also from some who generally believe strongly in gun rights. Their reluctance was rooted in doubts about the wisdom of placing such a daunting responsibility on teachers and other school workers.
Angry farmers in a once-lush Mexican state target avocado orchards that suck up too much water (AP) You know how people always talk about conflicts over water that are supposed to take place once our planet starts to dry out far into the future? Those are happening right now in Mexico. Mexico has been facing an extensive and intensive drought for a while now, and farmers have begun feuding over water, with local subsistence farmers taking on commercial avocado and berry farmers. The subsistence farmers claim that commercial farmers have long diverted water sources away from local towns, leaving local residents deprived of the water necessary to live their daily lives. Recently, things have come to a head—residents and subsistence farmers from the town of Villa Madero marched up to commercial farming operations, ripping out the illicit water pumps and holding pools that the commercial farms are allegedly using to steal water. That action might have been satisfying in the moment, but local leaders are worried about repercussions from the groups who back the commercial farmers—avocado farmers often pay protection fees to national cartels, which might retaliate for the damage.
Europe needs to be stronger, not a U.S. ‘vassal,’ says France’s Macron (Washington Post) French President Emmanuel Macron made the case for a stronger, more independent European Union, arguing that Europe needs a more credible defense policy to stand up to Russia and not be a strategic “vassal” to the United States. In a sprawling speech delivered under the soaring ceilings of the Sorbonne in Paris, Macron outlined his updated vision for Europe’s “strategic autonomy,” including plans to bolster European defense production and expand industrial policy to stand firm against Russia and compete with economic superpowers that no longer play by free-trade rules. Europe needs to create a union that is more integrated, better defended and more competitive—and never too reliant on the United States. Macron stressed that Europe can no longer rely on the United States alone for its security. “The United States has two priorities: the United States first and the China question second. The European question is not a geopolitical priority,” he said.
Spain’s leader is mulling his future while denouncing a ‘smear campaign’ against his wife (AP) Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez left Spain in suspense after announcing he may step down because of what he called an “unprecedented” smear campaign against his wife. Sánchez, who has been in office since 2018, stunned the nation Wednesday by announcing that he was canceling all official events until next week, when he will unveil his future plans. The announcement came hours after a Madrid provincial judge agreed to study allegations of corruption brought by a right-wing group against Sánchez’s wife, Begoña Gómez.
Ukraine pulls US-provided Abrams tanks from the front lines over Russian drone threats (AP) Ukraine has sidelined U.S.-provided Abrams M1A1 battle tanks for now in its fight against Russia, in part because Russian drone warfare has made it too difficult for them to operate without detection or coming under attack, two U.S. military officials told The Associated Press. The U.S. agreed to send 31 Abrams to Ukraine in January 2023 after an aggressive monthslong campaign by Kyiv arguing that the tanks, which cost about $10 million apiece, were vital to its ability to breach Russian lines. But the battlefield has changed substantially since then, notably by the ubiquitous use of Russian surveillance drones and hunter-killer drones. Those weapons have made it more difficult for Ukraine to protect the tanks when they are quickly detected and hunted by Russian drones or rounds. Five of the 31 tanks have already been lost to Russian attacks. The proliferation of drones on the Ukrainian battlefield means “there isn’t open ground that you can just drive across without fear of detection,” a senior defense official said.
China warns diplomatic ties with U.S. could face “downward spiral.” (AFP) U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, on his second visit to China in less than a year, said he hopes for progress but has also raised concerns on areas of difference between the two countries, including Russia, Taiwan and trade. China, which has also been infuriated by President Joe Biden’s economic pressure, said relations between the world’s two largest economies are “beginning to stabilize,” but that “negative factors are still increasing and building.” China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned Blinken that the U.S. should not “trample on China’s red line” on security, sovereignty and development.
Almost every Chinese keyboard app has a security flaw that reveals what users type (MIT Technology Review/Citizen Lab) Almost all keyboard apps used by Chinese people around the world share a security loophole that makes it possible to spy on what users are typing. The vulnerability, which allows the keystroke data that these apps send to the cloud to be intercepted, has existed for years and could have been exploited by cybercriminals and state surveillance groups, according to researchers at the Citizen Lab, a technology and security research lab affiliated with the University of Toronto. These apps help users type Chinese characters more efficiently and are ubiquitous on devices used by Chinese people. The four most popular apps—built by major internet companies like Baidu, Tencent, and iFlytek—basically account for all the typing methods that Chinese people use. Researchers also looked into the keyboard apps that come preinstalled on Android phones sold in China. What they discovered was shocking. Almost every third-party app and every Android phone with preinstalled keyboards failed to protect users by properly encrypting the content they typed.
“Politicians are not made of stone.” (BBC) Australian ex-Prime Minister Scott Morrison revealed to ABC News that during his time in office he reached points of pure exhaustion and struggled with anxiety. “Politicians are not made of stone, yet they're often treated as though they are, including by each other,” he said. He has shared on social media that he wants to “normalize” the act of asking for help when struggling with mental illness, even for people with jobs like his.
Israel could still force an exodus into Egypt (Washington Post) Amid a somber Passover in the Holy Land, a chilling reality remains: Israel could soon trigger an exodus into Egypt. For weeks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signaled his intent to launch a full-scale offensive into Rafah, the southern Gazan city that’s now home to more than a million Palestinians seeking safe haven in their war-ravaged territory. Netanyahu and his allies want to wipe out militant group Hamas’s footprint in the city—no matter the skepticism of experts who reckon the Islamist organization is far from defeated or the concerns of foreign diplomats and aid workers who fear the calamities for civilians that would follow the Israeli onslaught. A major move would trigger the frantic flight of hundreds of thousands of Gazans, many of whom arrived in the city after their homes and neighborhoods elsewhere in Gaza were pulverized by the Israeli military in its post-Oct. 7 war against Hamas. For months, there’s been speculation over whether Egypt would allow tens of thousands of Palestinians to flee to safety in the Sinai desert. Cairo is not keen to admit a refugee influx, given both its own internal security concerns and larger Pan-Arab worries that the Palestinians will be blocked from returning to their homeland like a previous generation of Palestinian refugees.
Flooding Inundates Kenya, Killing at Least 32 and Displacing Thousands (NYT) Days of heavy rains have pummeled parts of Kenya, leaving at least 32 dead, 15 injured and more than 40,000 people displaced, according to officials. They said that flooding had killed nearly 1,000 farm animals and destroyed thousands of acres of crops, with more rain expected across the country. The rains began in March during what is known in the country as the “long rains,” but precipitation intensified over the past week, according to the Kenya Meteorological Department. In Nairobi, where some of the heaviest rain has fallen, more than 30,000 people have been displaced, according to the United Nations. Edwin Sifuna, a senator in Nairobi County, said on social media that the local government there was “clearly overwhelmed,” and he called on the federal government for help.
South Africa will mark 30 years of freedom amid problems (AP) South Africa is gearing up for celebrations Saturday to mark 30 years of freedom and democracy. But much of the enthusiasm and optimism of that period has subsided as Africa’s most developed economy faces a myriad of challenges. They include widening inequality as the country’s Black majority continues to live in poverty with an unemployment rate of more than 32%, the highest in the world. According to official statistics, more than 16 million South Africans rely on monthly welfare grants for survival. Public demonstrations have become common as communities protest against the ruling African National Congress’ failure to deliver job opportunities and basic services like water and electricity. An electricity crisis that has resulted in power blackouts that are devastating the country’s economy added to the party’s woes as businesses and homes are sometimes forced to go without electricity for up to 12 hours a day.
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nomadismrecords · 1 year ago
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Hi beautiful people!
We are back to your favorite venue!
for this new event at Madam, we are happy to organize this event in collaboration with Planet Ibiza and to invite a special guest, Pedro Mercado!
Save the date, Saturday 13th Avril, from 09pm till late 😉
Adam Tower, Madam Restaurant
(Free entrance, big thanks for the donations 🫶🏻)
Pedro Mercado is a very experienced & passionate international artist based in Belgium. His style of music is unique blend ranging from organic, afro, melodic and progressive house to ethereal techno and indie dance. Always presenting the newest tracks combined with a lot of exclusive promos and unreleased stuff from himself and his labels Chrom Recordings & Planet Ibiza Music.
In 2017 Pedro started up his own label Chrom Recordings together with his Ibiza mate Mike Chrom from Planet Ibiza. The label focuses on quality electronic music (progressive house, indie dance, melodic house & techno) from new & established artists from all over the world. In a few years time Chrom has grown into a very credible & successful quality label with many followers.
As a Producer Pedro Mercado is one of the most succesful Belgian artists in his style of music, reaching regularly the Beatport TOP100 on many highly regarded international labels (MUKKE, Parquet, Kling Klong, Krafted, Tanzgemeinschaft, Frequenza, Particles, Proton, Awen, Bonzai, Deeperfect, Go Deeva, La Factoria, Natura Viva, Dear Deer, Beatfreak, Manual,...).
He got remixed by Rauschhaus, Rodriguez Jr, SNYL, Aaron Suiss, Zoo Brazil, Tash, Peter Makto & Gregory S, Vanita, Nihil Young, Shadow Child, Erdi Irmak, Stefano Richetta, Lake Avalon, Monkey Brothers, DkA, Vijay & Sofia Zlatko, Amir Telem, Christian Monique ... and did remixes for Martin Eyerer, Stas Drive,
Stereoporno, Anturage, George Privatti, Wally Lopez, Aves Volare, Oibaf
&Wallen, Eleven Of July, Christian Bonori, Jaap Lighthart, Tim Penner,...
Due to these releases & remixes Pedro Mercado plays abroad very often: Germany, The Netherlands, Spain, France, Switzerland, Mexico, Belarus, Serbia, Russia,.. and before the pandemic also a lot in his second home country Ibiza (Pacha, Destino, Lio, Savannah, Guarana, Es Vive, Tantra, La Plage,... + some live guest mixes on Ibiza Global Radio & TV). He also performed on international events such as Space Ibiza worldtour, Solar Festival, Katzensprung Festival, ADE,Sonar Off,...
Before all this, Pedro Mercado played in most of the best clubs & festivals in his homecountry Belgium: Café d'Anvers, La Rocca, At The Villa, Fuse, Club Melk, Vaag, Versuz Beach, H20, Decadance,
Culture Club, The Temple, Charlatan, Noxx, Pulse Factory, Escape Concept,
Cherrymoon, Zuri, Barcy Cosy, ICC Ghent, Flanders Expo Ghent, Neverending Festival, Deep House Belgium Festival, Extrema Outdoor, Sunrise Festival, Ibiza Beach Festival, Floland, Dämmerung Festival,... At these parties, he gained a lot of experience by playing alongside international DIs such as Marc DePulse, Miss Melera, Britta Arnold, Dobé, Super Flu, Mark Fanciulli, Djuma Soundsystem, Wally Lopez, Ran Salman, Martin Eyerer, Joris Voorn, Davide Squillace, Butch, Matthias Tanzmann, Ida Engberg, Tania Vulcano, Cuartero, Barem, Camilo Franco, Hermanez, Ramon Tapia,...
Pedro Mercado is also hosting some very interesting radio shows: Up-To-Deep on Proton Radio (after being broadcasted before on Ibiza Global Radio for 5 years), Nomadland on Frisky Radio and the Chrom Radio Show on Proton Radio. He also has radio residencies for Planet Ibiza, The Deep Room & Rotationz (the longest running FM radio show in Belgium concerning Quality Electronic Music).
Hoani teano, Originally from Valence in France but now based in Amsterdam. Owner of the label Nomadism Records. Top 1 with his EP Hwange and Top 24 with his album Nazca. His strong taste for house music, oriental and African sounds led him to produce his own titles in early 2012 at the age of 20. He signed on Café de Anatolia, Shango records, Camel VIP Records, Soulman Music, Tip Tap records, Nëim records, and many others. With already some nice dates to his credit such as Guatemala, South Africa, France, Switzerland, Estonia, Romania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, ADE (Amsterdam Dance Event), and the Cannes festival. He has already made the warm up and the closing of Spencer K, Etienne de Crecy, KiKo, Davide Squillace , Betical and many others ...
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triadic · 2 years ago
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When elites lie, this puts us in an epistemic crisis. I say that as human beings, in order to decide what to believe, we have to decide who to believe. I cannot work out the principles of physics or the right way to respond to a COVID outbreak all by myself. I cannot investigate every news item I come across to uncover the facts of the matter. I need to find folks I can trust to help me.
An Epistemic Crisis? - by Arnold Kling - In My Tribe
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soyboyjames · 6 years ago
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The Three Languages of Politics Arnold Kling
10 Favorite Lines:
[Progressive] heroes are people who have stood up for the underprivileged.. women, minorities, and the poor… [Conservative] heroes are people who have stood up for Western values… moral virtues and traditions… [Libertarian] heroes are people who have stood up for individual rights… people’s ability to make their own choices.
A progressive will communicate along the oppressor-oppressed axis… A conservative will communicate along the civilization-barbarism axis… A libertarian will communicate along the liberty-coercion axis…
While listening to another language, you can still carry the belief that you are right…
…treat differing ideologies as if they were languages to be understood rather than heresies to be stamped out.
…I do not think one’s goal should be to win everyone over to the same ideology. I think one’s goal for others should be that they have open minds. …it should also be the goal that I set for myself.
…it is not a coincidence that as religious sentiment has weakened, political sentiment has strengthened.
…I know less than I believe I know about the views of those with whom I disagree…
The only person you are qualified to pronounce unreasonable is yourself.
…we should be as eager to poke holes in analysis that speaks to our dominant heuristic as we are to poke holes in contrary analysis.
…most difficult political issues are sufficiently complex that they cannot be understood fully using just one heuristic.
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afgurri · 6 years ago
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‪Still amazes me that the first Econ professor I ever had wrote the forward for my dad’s book, without me having served as a bridge in any capacity.‬
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bookgleanings · 7 years ago
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One reads of hunter-gatherer tribes in which coming of age requires engaging in some act of war against a rival tribe. In most modern organizations, you do not have to kill or injure the opponent to achieve status. However, many of the other methods of demonstrating tribal loyalty are still very much present: rituals, linguistic differences, requirements to affirm group beliefs, and so on. One of the ways to affirm group beliefs is to participate in the verbal denunciation of other groups.
The Three Languages of Politics by Arnold Kling
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wrathofgnon · 8 years ago
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“Those of us who grew up many decades ago probably would not want to trade our childhood for today’s childhood.” — Arnold Kling
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anti-marxistcult · 8 years ago
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The phenomenon of the Wizard-of-Oz diploma has discredited the college degree.
Arnold Kling
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leiabomsenso · 8 months ago
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A abertura ao comércio equivale à adoção de tecnologia mais eficiente.
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bravetommo · 4 years ago
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Economist Arnold Kling has written, “So much of political and economic debate is about which groups and individuals deserve higher or lower status...Lowering another group’s social status is the most powerful message of all. It is more powerful than raising the status of those who one likes.”
I came across this and immediately started to think about how Sony/HSHQ simultaneously elevated HS to “A” list celeb by association to who he was seen with and the high status brand deals vs Louis. Selling him getting a local club girl pregnant, only having Donny friends, having brand deals with affordable, mainstream names and all the fast food marketing. All of it was so intentional. Yes, that is a part of who Louis is but people are multidimensional and we are being sold his lower status image on purpose.
It may backfire for HSHQ because there is such a backlash towards celebrities right now and their vulgar displays of wealth. They marketed HS as aspirational and untouchable while Louis comes across as relatable.
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landrysg · 3 years ago
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"Just as in the public intellectual space the angry partisan hacks have driven real thinkers to the margins, in financial markets the fools have driven the more sober investors to the sidelines."
- Arnold Kling
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dreimalfuermich · 4 years ago
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Mittwoch, 18.11.2020
DIET-COKE
Novembersonne. Glossy und kühl, alles einatmen, was die Natur gibt.
“Talk Radio”, 1988, Oliver Stone. Die Ex-Frau vom Protagonisten: sie hat so eine Augenpartie wie Eleanor Friedberger, ich bin für die Dauer des Films sofort verknallt. Wie kann man diese Augenpartie beschreiben? Mir fällt nur Blödsinn ein, weil ich es vor Augen habe, und das Bild den Wunsch nach Wort ständig überschreibt. So halt.
Interesse an Violett. Kommt völlig unerwartet. Farbe nie alleinstehend, immer nur im Verhältnis zu. Was außerdem das Wesen einer Farbe variiert, ist der Körper der Farbe. Im Sinne von: paint as solid or liquid matter. Pastose Farbe wirkt anders, IST anders, als lasierte Farbe, buttrige Farbe anders als staubige Farbe. Zu offensichtlich, das hinzuschreiben? Nein. Man kann auch jeden Tag vom Himmel und vom Licht schreiben.
Blog von Arnold Kling
PDF von William Baziotes
Fragrance by Issey Miyake
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mightystargazer · 4 years ago
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Readinglist 2020
Another year gone, another (audio)booklist completed! Not as many as past years, but that´s because I watched a lot of series instead.
Here goes!
Stephen Leather The House on Gable Street
Scott Sigler Pandemic
Jennifer McMahon The Invited
Robert R. McCammon Swan Song
Peter James The House on Cold Hill
Michael McBride Subterrestrial
Karl Beecher Interstellar Caveman
Flint Maxwell Dead Haven
Flint Maxwell Dead Hope
Flint Maxwell Dead Nation
Flint Maxwell Dead Coast
Flint Maxwell Dead End
Andrzej Sapkowski The Last Wish
Andrzej Sapkowski Season of Storms
Andrzej Sapkowski Sword of Destiny
Andrzej Sapkowski Blood of Elves
Andrzej Sapkowski Time of Contempt
Andrzej Sapkowski Baptism of Fire
Andrzej Sapkowski The Tower of the Swallow
Andrzej Sapkowski Lady of the Lake
Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Ashes
Jonathan Maberry Rage
T.W. Piperbrook The Reckoning
T.W. Piperbrook The Change
Jeremy Robinson Infinite
Bobby Akart The Shift
Bobby Akart The Pulse
Bobby Akart The Collapse
Chuck Dixon Blooded
Eoin Colfer Highfire
India Hill Brown The Forgotten Girl
Jeff Strand Cyclops Road
Kevin Hearne First Dangle and Other Stories
Douglas Preston Gideon’s Sword
Douglas Preston Gideon’s Corpse
Douglas Preston The Lost Island
Douglas Preston Beyond the Ice Limit
Douglas Preston The Ice Limit
Douglas Preston The Pharaoh Key
Adrienne Lecter Uprising
Adrienne Lecter Retribution
David Morrell Creepers
David Morrell Scavenger
Greig Beck The Void
Greig Beck From Hell
Peter Clines Terminus
James Herbert Moon
Damian Dibben Tomorrow
Dean Koontz Ricochet Joe
Jack Hunt As We Fall
James Herbert The Dark
Jeremy Robinson Tribe
Michael McBride Subhuman
Michael McBride Forsaken
Mark Tufo Asabron
Dean Koontz 77 Shadow Street
George Hill Uprising USA
J R Grey Supervillainy and Other Poor Career Choices
Simone St. James The Sun Down Motel
Mike Evans Origins
Mike Evans Surviving the Turned
Mike Evans Strangers
Mike Evans White Lie
Mike Evans Civil War
Mike Evans Divided
Mike Evans Flight
Keith C. Blackmore Make Me King, Mountain Man
Dean Koontz Darkness Under the Sun
Craig DiLouie One Of Us
Mira Grant Alien Echo
Ambrose Ibsen The Splendor of Fear
Daniel Kraus Bent Heavens
Dean Koontz Watchers
Jack Townsend Tales from the Gas Station 2
Jeff Strand Dead Clown Barbecue
Patrick F. McManus Strange Encounters of the Bird Kind
Scott Cawthon The Silver Eyes
Scott Cawthon The Twisted Ones
Scott Cawthon The Fourth Closet
Eoin Colfer The Fowl Twins
Richard Laymon The Traveling Vampire Show
Peter Meredith The Queen Unthroned
Peter Meredith The Queen Enslaved
Peter Meredith The Queen Unchained
Luke Duffy When There's No More Room in Hell
Larry Levin Oogy
Joseph  Duncan The Oldest Living Vampire
Joseph  Duncan The Oldest Living Vampire on the Prowl
Jeff Strand Sick House
Douglas Adams Dirk Gentlys Holistic Detective Agency
Patrick F. McManus Mosquito Bay
Clive Barker Mister B Gone
Jeremy Robinson Tether
James Herbert The Survivor
Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child Thunderhead
Darcy Coates The Carrow Haunt
Adam Nevill The Ritual
Ben Kissel The Last Book on the Left
Craig Robertson The Galaxy According to Giddeon
Kc Wayland We're Alive season 1
Kc Wayland We're Alive season 2
Kc Wayland We're Alive season 3
Kc Wayland We're Alive season 4
Stephen King If It Bleeds
Patric F McManus Scritch's Creek
Luke Duffy The Dead Walk
Jeff VanderMeer Annihilation
Jeff VanderMeer Authority
Jeff VanderMeer Acceptance
Adrian Tchaikovsky The Expert System's Brother
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Days
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Lies
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Hearts
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Games
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Places
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Reapers
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Rites
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Witches
Amanda M. Lee Freaky Fangs
André Alexis Fifteen Dogs
Cherie Priest The Family Plot
Danielle Trussoni The Ancestor
Michael McBride Burial Ground
Mary Roach Stiff
Dean Koontz Devoted
Grady Hendrix The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires
James Herbert The Jonah
Mark Tufo Bitfrost
Robert Bevan 7d6
Scott Carson The Chill
Ambrose Ibsen Beyond
Creepypasta Creepypasta storytime
Darcy Coates Craven Manor
Greg F. Gifune Children of Chaos
Joe Hill Full Throttle
Jonathan Janz Exorcist Falls
Linda S. Godfrey Monsters Among Us
Michael Bray Something in the Dark
Terry Pratchett The Colour of Magic
Terry Pratchett Light Fantastic
Terry Pratchett Equal Rites
Terry Pratchett Mort
Terry Pratchett Sourcery
Terry Pratchett Wyrd Sisters
Terry Pratchett Pyramids
Terry Pratchett Guards Guards
Terry Pratchett Eric
Terry Pratchett Moving Pictures
Terry Pratchett Reaper Man
Terry Pratchett Witches Abroad
Terry Pratchett Small Gods
Terry Pratchett Lords and Ladies
Terry Pratchett Men at Arms
Terry Pratchett Soul Music
Terry Pratchett Intreresting Times
Dean Koontz Breathless
Terry Pratchett Maskerade
Terry Pratchett Feet of Clay
Terry Pratchett Hogfather
Terry Pratchett Jingo
Terry Pratchett The Last Continent
Dean Koontz By the Light Of the Moon
Terry Pratchett Carpe Jugulum
Terry Pratchett The Fifth Elephant
Terry Pratchett The Truth
Terry Pratchett Thief of Time
Terry Pratchett The Last Hero
Dean Koontz After the Last Race
Adrienne Lecter Green Fields Book 12
Dean Koontz Chase
Terry Pratchett The Amazing Maurice
Terry Pratchett Night Watch
Terry Pratchett The Wee Free Men
Terry Pratchett Monstrous Regiment
Terry Pratchett A Hat Full of Sky
Terry Pratchett Going Postal
Terry Pratchett Thud
Terry Pratchett Wintersmith
Terry Pratchett Making Money
Terry Pratchett Unseen Academicals
Terry Pratchett I Shall Wear Midnight
Terry Pratchett Snuff
Terry Pratchett Raising Steam
Terry Pratchett The Shepherds Crown
Dean Koontz Shattered
Terry Pratchett Mrs Bradshaws Handbook
Terry Pratchett The Folklore of Discworld
Terry Pratchett The Science of Discworld I
Terry Pratchett The Science of Discworld II
Terry Pratchett The Science of Discworld III
Terry Pratchett The Science of Discworld IV
Dean Koontz Darkfall
Mark Tufo Hvergelmir
Stephen R. George Nightscape
Alan Dean Foster To the Vanishing Point
Barry J. Hutchison A Lot of Weird Space Shizz
Drew Hayes The Utterly Uninteresting and Unadventurous Tales
Drew Hayes Undeath and Taxes
Drew Hayes Bloody Acquisitions
Drew Hayes The Fangs of Freelance Fred
Drew Hayes Deadly Assessments
Drew Hayes Undeasding Bells Fred
Guillermo del Toro Blackwood Tapes 01
Mark Tufo The Bleed
David Haynes Dead Crow
Alex North The Shadows
Adam Nevill Apartment 16
David Gerrold Hella
DC Alden UFO Down
Rachel Aukes 100 Days in Deadland
Rachel Aukes Deadland's Harvest
Rachel Aukes Deadland Rising
Dean Koontz Nightmare Journey
Mark Tufo The Trembling Path
Drew Hayes Underqualified Advice
Tim Lebbon Eden
Eden
Jeff Strand Wolf Hunt 1
Jeff Strand Wolf Hunt 2
Jeff Strand Wolf Hunt 3
L.G. Estrella Two Necromancers, a Bureaucrat, and an Army of Golems
Rick Gualtieri Strange Days
Rick Gualtieri Everyday Horrors
Jeff VanderMeer A Peculiar Peril
Dean Koontz The Taking
John Connolly A Book of Bones
John Connolly The Dirty South
Neil Gaiman The Sandman
Greig Beck The Siberian Incident
Robert A. Heinlein Between Planets
TW Brown Zomblog
TW Brown Zomblog II
TW Brown The Final Entry
TW Brown Snoe
TW Brown Snoe's War
TW Brown Snoe's Journey
Adam Nevill The Reddening
Dean Koontz The Darkest Evening Of The Year
Bernard Taylor The Godsend
Carole Stivers The Mother Code
Spencer Quinn A Cat was Involved
Spencer Quinn Tail of Vengeance
Spencer Quinn Dog on It
Spencer Quinn Thereby Hangs a Tail
Spencer Quinn To Fetch a Thief
Spencer Quinn The Dog Who Knew Too Much
Spencer Quinn A Fistful of Collars
Spencer Quinn The Iggy Chronicles
Spencer Quinn The Sounds and the Furry
Spencer Quinn Paw and Order
Spencer Quinn Scents and Sensibilty
Spencer Quinn Heart of Barkness
Spencer Quinn Of Mutts and Men
Mark Tufo United States of Apocalypse
Robert Bevan Critical Failures VIII
Jeremy Robert Johnson The Loop
Nathan Hystad Red Creek
Nathan Hystad Return to Red Creek
Tom Abrahams The Scourge
Gary Small M.D The Naked Lady Who Stood on Her Head
Dean Koontz The Voice Of The Night
Mark Tufo The Spirit Clearing
Robert Paolini To Sleep in a Sea of Stars
Orson Scott Card Treasure Box
Ted Dekker House
Darcy Coates Hunted
Dean Koontz The Vision
Mark Tufo Encounters
Mark Tufo Reckoning
Mark Tufo Conquest
Mark Tufo From the Ashes
Mark Tufo Into the Fire
Mark Tufo Victory's Defeat
Mark Tufo Defeat's Victory
Brandon Sanderson The Original
Dean Koontz Elsewhere
Mike Baron Florida Man
Keith C Blackmore The Majestic 311
L.G. Estrella Two Necromancers a Dragon and a Vampire
L.G. Estrella The Hungry Dragon Cookie Company
L.G. Estrella a Dwarf Kingdom and a Sky City
Bobby Adair Zero Day
Bobby Adair Infected
Bobby Adair Destroyer
Bobby Adair Dead Fire
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arcticdementor · 5 years ago
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Or, perhaps, the opposite has happened as well: elites in the “super-Dunbar” got exposed to criticism when they went on Twitter, and thus went crazy. For example, the insanity in the mainstream media of the last 4 years about the threat supposedly posed by the Alt-Right (compared to the complete lack of attention to the much larger Antifa) may be largely due to journalists being laughed at on Twitter.
A lot of people can’t deal well with criticism. They feel like they are about to be attacked by a mob and murdered when they get a few dozen tweets making fun of them. I think that’s a better application of this Dunbar Number: If people get 76 negative responses on social media, they worry, “Oh, no, the majority of my tribe of 150 has spoken out against me! I will be made an outcast and forced to wander alone in the wilderness.”
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