How well does Bonfire interoperate with the "threadiverse" (Lemmy, PieFed and similar forum-likes)?

Correction: they can *pretend* to unsuccumb. Evil only needs to win once, and it's a shame that so few people are willing to heed historic memory because of their addiction to specific works of art.

And people wonder why am I blanket-boycotting Big Media. Sure, it makes it much harder to find common hobbies between potential friends (if anything it makes most people partaking on them a deal-breaker), but knowing I'm not helping the horrors is its own reward.

The only acceptable interaction with the products of unethical behavior is boycotting it, unfortunately. Any further than that would give credence to immorality

For ethical reasons, strictly for ethical reasons.

I wish I was joking. And I wish that people cared about the ethics of the works they base their own knowledge over.

The answer is simple, we repeat until every bit of knowledge is credited only to impeccable investigators

Was it done intentionally sparing the experimenters from any information on how the original, tainted experiment was performed? And was the re-experiment performed ethically?

The entire point is to repeat history with cleaner characters, though.

It is, as long as the long-term plan is to manipulate the elections to guarantee they'll never leave. And the message would be, of course, "get used to this, my underlings, for this is all you deserve"

I wish a team of morally upstanding young people could be sent to an island, isolated from the world, to rediscover the many scientific achievements originally discovered by problematic people, but in an independent, clean-room environment. That way we can finally remove those people from history.

The funny thing is, between Spain and Latin America there's been a brief stint of the opposite - LatAm kids speaking like Spaniards because most of their favorite streamers are from Spain!

In related topics - how do you feel watching online content in Brazilian Portuguese? I've read of Spaniards disliking Latin American Spanish, Frenchmen disliking Quebecois French, and so on - is it also the case with Portuguese people?

Looks like the kind of game M2 should have ported to the 3DS back in the day!

Well of course you would, since that'd be doing God's work