>>10708596Doesn't mean I never changed my laptop in the meantime.
>politicsIt makes sense though. People would object to participating (i.e. dying) in a war that's got nothing to do with them. But being attacked by the enemy can quickly change that. I would have been the same. Why should I die in a war that's got nothing to do with my country? But defending my country? Sure. I think this is why the Vietnam was was unpopular with the masses.
>quarantineWell it would be something to come full circle. But I've seen people break down over not being able to go out (well they still could go out for walks) for just a few months. Why are people these days so easy to crumble? I'd feel sorry for them if it weren't for the fact that these people tell others who were living all alone for years, no human contact whatsoever, to just tough it out.
Is that why they reproduce? I know next to nothing about this. But I would have thought that they avoided it during dire times, as in wars or pandemics.
>internetAlt nets? The term sounds familiar but I don't really know what it means. Are they proposing that we move to the deep web?
