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we have the most individual leverage in history, yet everyone is choosing to live like they have zero agency by outsourcing the ordinary and gruesome (meat without the slaughter, profit without labor), we have lost our stomachs for the extraordinary, dirty, and necessary
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we have the most individual leverage in history, yet everyone is choosing to live like they have zero agency by outsourcing the ordinary and gruesome (meat without the slaughter, profit without labor), we have lost our stomachs for the extraordinary, dirty, and necessary
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we have the most individual leverage in history, yet everyone is choosing to live like they have zero agency by outsourcing the ordinary and gruesome (meat without the slaughter, profit without labor), we have lost our stomachs for the extraordinary, dirty, and necessary

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