Yes this is correct . Which is why the last two weeks his performance in PPR leagues was not that great . <| sep |> That ' s it . We pierce illusions . No physical harm . But we get treated like Socrates . <| sep |> Should I be glad I have the sound off ? <| sep |> that ' s default but a competent player will spot it from a mile away and will try to bait you <| sep |> No nyt on menny hrkpapu vrn reikn . Ei ole pakko syd , l anna vertaispaineen pakottaa . Ole mis . <| sep |> This went from a horrible opening to a drum line to a gospel choir to a denim dance troupe . Wtf is this shitNot happy to be reminded of this song either <| sep |> I am just saying , man . <| sep |> I HATE Illinois altrighters ! <| sep |> Socrates I do not wish to deny anything you have said , though I still do not believe that society has reached the epitome of the virtues you mention . On the point of technology , I believe it must be recognized , firstly , that capitalism is a system based on inequalities of power . Few people control the means of sustenance , and thus others are made to obey them in order to access the means of sustenance , such as working for a wage . And thus , I claim , rare dies technology ever spread unless the rich and powerful can benefit from it , as they are the only ones with sufficient means to disseminate it ! Technological innovation only serves for increased control and the replacement of human with nonhuman technology . And I do say , if a man is condemned to machinelike labor it amounts simply to slavery through deskilling men and being used as a threat of unemployment , thus disciplining the workers to harder machinelike labor and following the bosses orders even further . Modern industry and technology is , certainly , set up such that people cannot be masters of their work , but rather more efficiently follow the orders of management . Certainly capitalism cannot be based on giving the average citizen more freedom . I say the capitalist corporation is by far the most undemocratic and least controllable part of a capitalist society ! Big conglomerate institutions are essentially totalitarian in nature , but hardly individualistic . Robert Wood of Kansas City , the most famous chief executive of Sears , claimed himself that people complain about a totalitarian state and the advantages of free enterprise are stressed , though there is more or less a totalitarian system in industry ! Even if you believe this to be a voluntary undertaking , or that it is simply a consequence of being able to trade ones own labor , you not only ignore the reality of capitalism few people owning the means of sustenance and others being made to work for them and obey their will , but the voluntary nature of a totalitarian organization simply does not make it less totalitarian . Gameguynus of Randistan , I say you must follow the tradition of the sophists , as this is everything which I have heard before .