Re: "when communication is free, and therefore not alienated"

Posted by hated reader on January 29, 2000 at 02:57:15 AM EST:

In Reply to: Answers to "les questions des téléologues" posted by Hate Company on January 27, 2000 at 09:48:28 PM EST:

"when communication is free, and therefore not alienated"

can you tell us again what could be a free communication and how a free communication can exists in a world of billions of humans scrambling for subsistance ?

are the trees, flowers ans animals of the paradis terrestre communicating less alienation than the urban and productive and household constructs within which current humans are living?

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• Re: "when communication is free, and therefore not alienated" Hate Company 01:03:08 PM 01/29/00 (5)
  • Re : what could possibly be "civilized" communication? cuious2 04:27:51 AM 02/02/00 (4)
    • Re: Re : what could possibly be "civilized" communication? Hate Company 07:33:10 AM 02/02/00 (3)
      • Re: Re : well, clear, how do you take in account the billions of humans? hatred idiot 10:18:18 AM 02/02/00 (2)
        • Re: Re : well, clear, how do you take in account the billions of humans? Loins 12:41:35 AM 02/08/00 (1)
          • Re: Re : thank you again for this link to "joy of revolutions" text curious reader 11:05:38 AM 02/08/00 (0)

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