no american shows up to the polls with a list of their representatives voting record and how it affected them. we decide based on long held vibes and a few specific grievances acquired during election season.

i love this take. it's like that coco chanel quote "before you leave the house take one thing off." a lot of what attracted me to TES and not other fantasy is how the lore is simultaneously so rich yet also accessible and digestible.

sometimes i realize that i am somehow not cynical enough

i've also seen jokes about zoomers getting anxious about being recognized as regulars and similarly mild interactions with strangers, but really that just feels like a symptom of living in an environment where this could only occur because of something done wrong

look what they did to my boy

we dont have enough space in our cities, therefore we must continue building more cities as inefficiently as possible

Read a very good essay about this: www.praxisnation.com/writing/life...

basically: app culture gives us access to knowledge in ways that is actually competing with our ability to learn and making us dumber

ralof
lokir
jiub
uriel vii
vivec
paarthunax
perrif
and perrif
and perrif
and perrif

sadly this is the exact ad copy sean hannity has been delivering to millions on nationally syndicated talk radio for 30 years

we have a very weird culture right now where it's very popular for almost anyone who's not a hustle grindset grifter to blame everything on late stage capitalism like a cancer patient whose ideal is really stage 2

This is becoming a contest between Looney Tunes and Muppets to see which fandom produces a domestic terrorist first

my grid is ruined u.u

they're making photos rectangles now too