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in crutches 

to cause one to laugh so much they lose the ability to think or act in a normal manner.
in crutches by Will April 21, 2005
“Shriya” is a name from Hindu origin based on a goddess
Shriya
Shriya by Ibluumi February 12, 2023
The thing which rises in the East everyday is Bhaswat
Bhaswat by Krish711 November 24, 2021

diasproah 

It is a person who is cringe and always overexaggerates and is also a horrible driver. She also wants it in the ass bro.
Damn is she Diasproah, because she's cringe.

"Hit me in diasproah"

4th gen leaders

stray kids are the 4th gen leaders, million sellers, 1b streams on spotify, 1b streams on youtube, 2 mvs with 200m, among others achievements
+ "omg!! what a cool boy group, who are they?"
- "well grandma, they're stray kids"
+ "damn these boys are leading this generation"
- "ikr!! stray kids 4th gen leaders"
+ "skz 4th gen leaders!!"
4th gen leaders by procrukz September 15, 2021

Third Millennium Marxism

An extension of 21st Century Marxism with a civilizational timescale. It shifts the analytical horizon from quarterly earnings reports and election cycles to the survival of the human species and the planetary ecosystem over the next thousand years. Third Millennium Marxism confronts the long-term contradictions of capitalism: that a system predicated on endless growth will inevitably collide with thermodynamic limits; that technological "fixes" for climate change (geoengineering, space colonization) are themselves capitalist fantasies of escaping responsibility; that without a fundamental reorganization of production and consumption, ecological collapse is not a prediction but a certainty. It integrates the UN Sustainable Development Goals into a Marxist framework, not as aspirational targets to be met within capitalism, but as a checklist of capitalism's failures and a blueprint for what a post-capitalist society must achieve. It is Marxism with its eyes on the horizon, planning the centuries-long transition to a society of substantive equality and ecological balance.
Third Millennium Marxism Example: A Third Millennium Marxist evaluates a proposal for solar geoengineering. They note that it addresses the symptom (rising temperatures) while leaving the cause (capitalist production relations) untouched. They argue that such technologies concentrate unprecedented power over the global climate in the hands of whoever controls the sulfur-spraying aircraft—likely states or corporations with no democratic accountability. Their alternative is not a technological fix but a political transformation: global democratic planning for rapid decarbonization, the restoration of ecosystems, and the radical reduction of energy consumption in the Global North. This is a project not for the next quarter but for the next century—and the century after that.
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