kravietz 🦇 @kravietz@social.privacytools.io

@xeno

Beer bottle in the background ✅

@Wetrix What's the feeling about this in the US?

Europe (meaning "people I know in UK and Poland") are perfectly 50/50 divided between "how this imbecile could be potentially elected again" and "He Is ,The Last ,Thing Between US ,and Communism" 🤦‍♂️

@Wetrix

Yes, it was a funny feeling to hang there in 5 people in total, even though you kind of rationally know it's two ropes and each can hold up to 2500 kg. But then you get absorbed by the course of events and stop thinking about it 😃

@amolith

Pig Latin 😃

@kmic

Powierzchniowi tak mogą, my pod ziemią nie mamy sosen! 😁

The art of cave rescue involves thorough knowledge of physics, knots and trust in your partners.

@o2g

А чё Кипр сразу? Польша рядом, украинцев, белорусов и русских полно, Краков или Вроцлав берут айтишников сразу.

@rf

If you're looking for a tragicomedy screenplay: employees of Polish epidemiologic authority organize a pilgrimage to a prominent monastery of Jasna Góra in the middle of second wave of pandemic. There, 29 resident monks are diagnosed with #covid19. At the end you get both monks and trained epidemiology authority staff self-isolating... 🤦‍♂️

@ber

If you want it cheap, go for coal 😉

@profoundlynerdy

Probably the best modern retrospection into that work of Smith - Tomas Sedlacek

@changaco

@profoundlynerdy

And yes, the full title is "Inquiry into the wealth of nations"

@changaco

@profoundlynerdy

"Inquiry..." is what I linked, the other is "Theory of moral sentiments" and goes even deeper into the ethics of free market.

@changaco

@kmic Onegdaj próbowałem ale to cedzenie przez sitko mi jakoś nie podeszło :)

@changaco @profoundlynerdy

Also worth adding that in terms of general "why benefits" there was a significant discussion among early economists on that subject back in 19th century. One of the most systematic voices on that topic was... Adam Smith, who is today associated with laissez-faire market - incorrectly, and mostly by under-educated neoliberals. In his "Inquiry ..." he lays ideas that today would be probably classified as "socialism", especially in the US. http://www.gutenberg.org/files/3300/3300-h/3300-h.htm#chap35

@matiu_bidule That's a nice body language 😂