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Dan listens to rain falling on the rooftop
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    1. Misha Gurevich  🎯‏ @drethelin Jul 9

      Misha Gurevich  🎯 Retweeted Aidan Smith 🌹

      This is a common error communists make. They fail to recognize that giant companies literally represent the will of the people. Exxon is not burning billions of barrels of oil by itself for fun. All the things people want gas for still exist even if you guillotine their CEO.https://twitter.com/55Counties/status/1016362485698289665 …

      Misha Gurevich  🎯 added,

      Aidan Smith 🌹 @55Counties
      Just a reminder: The vast majority of people bare NO responsibility regarding climate change. 71% of carbon emissions stem from just 100 companies - The average person's personal behavior bares no consequence on climate change. We can't end the crisis by recycling more.
      30 replies 96 retweets 374 likes
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    2. Misha Gurevich  🎯‏ @drethelin Jul 9

      Corporations are people, my friend.

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    3. Misha Gurevich  🎯‏ @drethelin Jul 9

      No one ever holds toilet manufacturers responsible for how much shit there is in the sewers, but for some reason Gazprom is responsible for people wanting to heat their homes.

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    4. Misha Gurevich  🎯‏ @drethelin Jul 9

      Now announcing my upcoming book "Everybody Poops But it's About Politics This Time"

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    5. Misha Gurevich  🎯‏ @drethelin Jul 10

      But seriously, it almost seems like if Sewers as a technology had not been discovered hundreds of years ago and worked well, people would be responding to the problem of feces by saying Big Fiber needs to be restrained and you can help by engaging in Conscious Shitting at home.

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    6. You from the future‏ @MeFromBefore Jul 10
      Replying to @drethelin

      Hundreds? Perhaps for the “modern world,” but Romans built theirs thousands of years ago! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanitation_in_ancient_Rome …

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    7. Mael Brigte's Severed Head‏ @KennethCullen14 Jul 10
      Replying to @MeFromBefore @drethelin

      Mohenjo-Daro and Skara Brae had sewers, or at least *drains*, thousands of years before Christ. It is interesting that the Indus Valley and the Scots, respectively, then managed to *forget* about this very simple and useful technology until a couple of centuries ago

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    8. You from the future‏ @MeFromBefore Jul 10
      Replying to @KennethCullen14 @drethelin

      Yes, it is fascinating that such a simple and fundamentally useful technology would be forgotten for so long.

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      Dan listens to rain falling on the rooftop‏ @danlistensto Jul 10
      Replying to @MeFromBefore @KennethCullen14 @drethelin

      I have my doubts it was truly forgotten, but rather that the level of societal functioning and organization needed to implement had perished. Building a municipal water system requires a strong central authority to manage land rights and distribution.

      8:50 AM - 10 Jul 2018
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        2. You from the future‏ @MeFromBefore Jul 10
          Replying to @danlistensto @KennethCullen14 @drethelin

          Excellent points, Dan. I find the “raising of Chicago” a fascinating stage in this, and “The Great Stink of London.” Perhaps it wasn’t the technology that was forgotten, but the benefits themselves that were under appreciated?

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