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An extension of the term "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetwork wetwork]", a euphemism for murder or assassination that alludes to spilling blood. | |||
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The ability and attempt to neutralize individuals by immiserating them and enmeshing them in stories of your creation, where you start leading people to people's houses, for example, publishing their address and saying, "Hey, I'm having a party." You create disposable accounts. You coordinate hordes of swarms of activity in what are called “pods”. | The ability and attempt to neutralize individuals by immiserating them and enmeshing them in stories of your creation, where you start leading people to people's houses, for example, publishing their address and saying, "Hey, I'm having a party." You create disposable accounts. You coordinate hordes of swarms of activity in what are called “pods”. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:02, 10 December 2022
An extension of the term "wetwork", a euphemism for murder or assassination that alludes to spilling blood.
The ability and attempt to neutralize individuals by immiserating them and enmeshing them in stories of your creation, where you start leading people to people's houses, for example, publishing their address and saying, "Hey, I'm having a party." You create disposable accounts. You coordinate hordes of swarms of activity in what are called “pods”.
-Eric Weinstein on Twitter Spaces, Nov 25, 2022