Mostly here for the jokes, I know the world sucks. Get involved in your local community.
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Calling it a machine is a trap.
"The establishment" does not exist.
What exists is a network of relationships.
People really need to stop being surprised when people they haven't built relationships with don't support them.
Calling it a machine is a trap.
"The establishment" does not exist.
What exists is a network of relationships.
People really need to stop being surprised when people they haven't built relationships with don't support them.
Every strong character is male? Boring. Problematic.
*Talking* about how strong your female character(s) are but still making all of the strongest characters men? Feels even grosser to me.
Every strong character is male? Boring. Problematic.
*Talking* about how strong your female character(s) are but still making all of the strongest characters men? Feels even grosser to me.
banana: i'm here for you
me: i am also an avid fan of slapstick comedy
banana: ok you're not gonna believe this
banana: i'm here for you
me: i am also an avid fan of slapstick comedy
banana: ok you're not gonna believe this
Honestly, I feel like I shoulda seen it coming.
Honestly, I feel like I shoulda seen it coming.
"Wait, what? Did something happen? Can we talk about this?"
"Obviously. I just think they're super cute."
"Who's super cute?"
"The otter people! Here look: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DL8U...
"...ya, that... that makes sense. You did that on purpose didn't you?"
:3
"Wait, what? Did something happen? Can we talk about this?"
"Obviously. I just think they're super cute."
"Who's super cute?"
"The otter people! Here look: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DL8U...
"...ya, that... that makes sense. You did that on purpose didn't you?"
:3
I think there's some honesty in that idea. But people of Faith often mean that scientists have faith in answers.
In reality, scientists just have faith in questions: that there's more to learn.
I think there's some honesty in that idea. But people of Faith often mean that scientists have faith in answers.
In reality, scientists just have faith in questions: that there's more to learn.
Often it's just different bad decisions rather than less bad ones.
Often it's just different bad decisions rather than less bad ones.