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This is correct, phosphorus and nitrogen is exchanged for carbohydrates. Mutually beneficial symbiosis.

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sh.itjust.works

I’m all about enlightened self-interest.

Like, altruism is rad and all, but some people are only ever going to be helpful if they stand to gain something, and it’s best we remind them of what they stand to gain at every opportunity.

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BluesFreply
feddit.uk

Altruism is not without reward, even if it seems like it is. No one acts selflessly for no reason, they do so because they are rewarded by their body with dopamine and other "reward" hormones - i.e. because it feels good to do so.

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Franziareply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

This is often called externalities. I don't mind this argument, after all, leftism is based on Economics. Marx was an economist. And modern economics sweeps over this to propogandize students about adam smith and grt them to argue over modrrn neoliberal issues. However, we all stand to gain the farther left we go - the only of those who don't are the owner class who squeezes us dry.

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Are there any shrooms in the audience tonight? Put them up against the wall!

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I read it a few months back and it is one of the best books I've ever read

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Bookchin was kinda a butthead, but he was a smart butthead, and his books change my life every time I read one.

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reddthat.com

Do you have the books on pdf or a link to a free access ?

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