HasturInYellow
@HasturInYellow@lemmy.world
- Comment on Hrmmm 🤔 2 weeks ago:
Well it’s a good thing we fixed the frequent panics and crashes. That would be dangerous.
- Comment on Hrmmm 🤔 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Traffic cameras have caught a white RAM 1500 pickup truck driving above the speed limit or running red lights more than 547 times since 2022. It belongs to an NYPD cop. 2 weeks ago:
Not every mechanism of society needs to be built around fear of punishment. In fact, i would say that none should be in and ideal society. There are numerous ways to not instill fear in people every second of every day. It even would make a healthier society if people didn’t live in perpetual fear of the state.
- Comment on A handy graphic to bring you up to speed on the Katy Perry/Ruby Rose situation. 3 weeks ago:
Could it have been any other way?
- Comment on What would you do? 4 weeks ago:
I’m not worried about that specifically, although it is headed there in some states. It is just the general degradation in the quality of education and the veracity of the information presented at just about every level that really bums me out.
I agree that it shouldn’t result in anyone coming to your house to force the subject. How to present it and provide a service that people can recognize as a net benefit? Decentralized would probably be good but it cannot be denied, as you said, that apprenticeships and hands on learning are very effective. Yet, they are very difficult to decentralize as they require a lot of equipment at each location.
Virtual reality with haptic feedback would be pretty close, if we can get it to work in an open source meshnet sort of way.
- Comment on What would you do? 4 weeks ago:
I agree with just about everything you said. Well put and reasoned. But it doesn’t really wrap back around to what should be taught to the children. Do we let them decide everything for themselves or regiment what is necessary to live in our
hellscapesociety?Then you can ask what is necessary to live in this society? Is it comp sci degrees? Everyone thought so. Now they’re basically useless. That has happened to every generation for the last 30 years or so.
Additionally, as a child I was driven to learn because I was genuinely curious despite crushing depression. It has left me grasping to understand how others approach the world, because let me tell you, it is not how I do so. I would need to look at some good data about how students/adults learn generally, which I have not done much of admittedly.
- Comment on What would you do? 4 weeks ago:
Song of my soul, my voice is dead; Die thou, unsung, as tears unshed Shall dry and die in Lost Carcosa.
- Comment on What would you do? 4 weeks ago:
I mean I like your ideas but that doesn’t really address the “how” of educating. As in how are those materials presented to people?
How do we ensure that children are actually being educated and not just glazing their eyes over as the info flows past? How do we ensure that that education is not just “God did it, now shit up.” How do we get people to be interested in learning and not just stop the second someone isn’t pointing a gun at their head?
- Comment on What would you do? 4 weeks ago:
From reading some of the comments here, it seems that some people think learning is a net negative or neutral for whoever is doing the learning and that one should learn as little as possible.
They seem to think that because they don’t literally write down the equation of “x²+6” that they never use it in their lives and so it is pointless to learn.
There are also people who seem to think that basing your education off of what could help you not being taken advantage of, or misunderstanding the world around you, is silly and you should only follow what is in your heart. Learning what interests you and nothing else.
I don’t understand either of you, idiots.
Debate me, I guess.
- Comment on Channel Islands National Park on the chopping block 4 weeks ago:
LITERALLY the only good thing I could point to in the United States. There nothing else of value either within the society or government.
Good job everyone.
- Comment on Shart of The Deal 4 weeks ago:
They aren’t charging $2mill. They are charging ¥2mil or crypto equivalent. They are intention demolishing the Petrodollar.
More power to them.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
What a group of incredibly disgusting wankers.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
Well I also seriously doubt they would nationalize anything.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
Nationalize it. The public now owns it and it pays for utilities for the public.
- Comment on How would you actually tax the ultra wealthy? 1 month ago:
With a large bladed machine.
- Comment on That's how the world works. 1 month ago:
You do not need to replace your entire diet with home grown produce. Supplement the food you buy from the store with whatever you can grow in the small area you have. You can get a surprisingly good haul from 25ft².
- Comment on That's how the world works. 1 month ago:
Plant the 3 sisters (beans, corn, squash/pumpkin) together in a small area to maximize shelf stable production. You will need to do a small amount of research on planting times but the times are fast approaching.
- Comment on Western Imperialism 1 month ago:
The word is tribalism
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I don’t really like blowjobs, my wife loves giving them. I love going down though, so I just let her enjoy before it’s my turn.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
That’s when I said, hey that’s not funny you rasict prick. Left the job quite soon after
- Comment on This apartment complex has an indoor balcony 2 months ago:
Hopefully s little cozier though
- Comment on When DinoCon is doing more than the US Gov 2 months ago:
I normally agree with you about guilt by association, but these people are currently an IMMINENT threat to every living thing on the planet. I am truly ok with a small amount of collateral damage to excise the cancer before it STRANGLES US TO DEATH. They control everything. Every mechanism of power or change. We cannot allow them the very obvious influence over the extensive investigation that their position afford. We need to purge our power structures of this before anything else can be done about it.
- Comment on When DinoCon is doing more than the US Gov 2 months ago:
Here’s the cool thing, I don’t give a single fuck why you were communicating with the guy. If you had a relationship with him, you get thrown in the wood chipper. After every single person is thrown in, we can sort through the pile of viscera and determine guilt.
We CANNOT allow these people to remain in the position of power they are in for the duration of the obviously EXTENSIVE investigation that is needed.
- Comment on Gaming market melts down after Google reveals new AI game design tool — Project Genie crashes stocks. (A.K.A . Investors panic because they don't understand what "real" videogames are) 2 months ago:
This stock sell off is not accidental or even just from fear. They are driving it themselves. I have zero doubt in my mind that they are selling off their own investments in those companies that they made through intermediaries to drive it down more. Short selling the stock to help.
These people do not allow the stock market to react to things, they control it whole cloth.
- Comment on Would the United States actually risk a Tiananmen Square incident? 2 months ago:
Honestly though, we did it to them first with the Soviet union. It may have toppled by itself but we were DESPERATELY funding and fomenting the same shit in the Soviet union for decades.
It worked.
Now it’s working here.
- Comment on I've wondered since I was a youngin 3 months ago:
This is beautiful and I want to agree with you.
Mostly I disagree that violence taints your soul permanently. I believe it is this line of thinking that has led the repetition of violence throughout history. Those who wish to do harm are never treated with strongly enough and so they persist. They are readily allowed access to others to harm as they please. Perhaps we can stave off states doing it with the right government types but there will be those in the general populace that desire harm for others and they will strive to upend that government at all times.
My opinion is: oppression deserves reciprocal violence an order of magnitude above and immediately.
- Comment on Solid Plan 🧓 3 months ago:
It hasn’t always been this way. We can change.
^right guys?^
- Comment on You don't have to use gyroelongation 3 months ago:
I want to be clear, I enjoyed this sarcastically.
Unlikely that you were serious.
- Comment on Is there anyway I can screw around with ICE? I need a new hobby I come from a long line of immigrants. If i send my home address and phone number will they actually come and deport me to choose a cntr 3 months ago:
Now you’re thinking with portals!
- Comment on The void can be loud sometimes 4 months ago:
I get all of that. I understand it rationally. It doesn’t get easier to be understood by literally no one. It’s so fun to get asked “where do you see yourself in the future?” Or whatever similar question someone has and surprise them with the ol’ “what future?”
Seeing that question break people’s brains makes it much easier to understand why no one believes that we could possibly destroy the world through climate change. “But it’s always been here. It can’t END. Don’t be silly!”
Their brains don’t even see the possibility of their own deaths. Not really. They’re scared of death in the vague sense. Not the specific sense. Their death. Their end. They truly don’t believe it will happen, deep down, even under a lot of people claiming they do.