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i do honestly emphatic for his well being and hope he'll be doing well in time, though i'm not personally a fan of his character
that said, it's surprising to look at the video, that he looks like a more normal person in appearance, just by losing out his usual trademark wizard looks
Stallman can be abrasive at times, but in the end, he's rarely wrong. He's passionate, and the world is a better place because of him
oh, that looks like ascites... hope he can recover, cancer is shit
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also just half to add I'm surprised that Stallman didn't make a comment on the lady using an Macbook to read her question.
poor guy, he is very inspirational for fighting for digital freedom and I wish him many, many more years. also, I'm giggling to myself because I'm watching the video on GNU/Linux using Librewolf on Invidious. Long live FOSS