In Cyberpunk 2077 when Johnny Silverhand says: "We fought for beauty. Not knowing what was good or true. It was only the beautiful that meant a damn thing to us"
This not only hints at Nietzsche, but also may be a subtle nod to Zelazny's Lord of Light.
This not only hints at Nietzsche, but also may be a subtle nod to Zelazny's Lord of Light.
December 25, 2025 at 1:31 AM
In Cyberpunk 2077 when Johnny Silverhand says: "We fought for beauty. Not knowing what was good or true. It was only the beautiful that meant a damn thing to us"
This not only hints at Nietzsche, but also may be a subtle nod to Zelazny's Lord of Light.
This not only hints at Nietzsche, but also may be a subtle nod to Zelazny's Lord of Light.
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A friend showed me this in text, so I turned it into an actual video
November 26, 2025 at 7:43 PM
A friend showed me this in text, so I turned it into an actual video
The concept of there not being any larger reporting in recent years about any specific offensive operations undertaken by US government hackers is unsettling. Any reason one might come up with, reveals something horrific.
November 22, 2025 at 2:18 PM
The concept of there not being any larger reporting in recent years about any specific offensive operations undertaken by US government hackers is unsettling. Any reason one might come up with, reveals something horrific.
The "performative male" meme/discourse although having a different reason for permeating has eerily similar aspects to 2017-2018 gamer discourse about "performative women gamers invading the hobby". But instead of originating with right-wing men it took root with mostly apolitical/lib women.
October 20, 2025 at 5:06 AM
The "performative male" meme/discourse although having a different reason for permeating has eerily similar aspects to 2017-2018 gamer discourse about "performative women gamers invading the hobby". But instead of originating with right-wing men it took root with mostly apolitical/lib women.