HasturInYellow
@HasturInYellow@lemmy.world
- Comment on Do you ever feel like your life is "scripted"? Like everything is written by some entity controlling your life? Like you live in a fictional universe? Is this feeling normal/common? 1 week ago:
Where do you think the idea of “The Fates” comes from? Or any number of other similar deities/forces in nearly every society around the world. That feeling has been with us as humans for a long, long time.
- Comment on Capitalism isn't the problem, THIS is the problem, and I've watched it roll over us for 40 years. [3 min. video] 1 week ago:
Maybe we are focusing on the wrong places. Maybe we should be burning down schools of economics. Burn down every building that teaches it. Maybe that would help.
- Comment on Capitalism isn't the problem, THIS is the problem, and I've watched it roll over us for 40 years. [3 min. video] 1 week ago:
It was regulated. They captured the regulators. That’s the whole point. It could never have gone any other way. Capitalism breeds greed. In everyone. And when a greedy person sees another person doing something highly immoral and abusive to their customers, they don’t think, “my God! We have to stop it!”
They think, “that’s a good idea. How can I get MINE?”
- Comment on Waiting for Capitalism to collapse, so we can get this over with so we can reverse climate change and have nice memes, technology and the good end 2 weeks ago:
My sweet summer child… We missed our chance. The revolution isn’t coming. Or maybe it will happen and then we will die anyways. The climate is fucked. There is no unfucking it. We can fuck it a little less than we currently are every year, but that isn’t going to save us.
The effects of this will rival the Permian extinction in the near term and in the long term, barring a miraculous turnaround through geological processes after a few thousand years, it will certainly be worse.
For reference, the Permian extinction wiped out 90% of ALL LIFE. Like 75% of land based life and 95% of all sea life (of which there was considerably more) at the time died out. It was caused by a sudden and severe increase in atmospheric greenhouse gasses over the course of several thousand years. We are outpacing that by orders of magnitude. So we could quite conceivably reach the levels seen during that time and we could do it much faster, giving all life even less time to adapt to the worst catastrophy in the history of life.
We’re boned, my dude.
- Comment on geological contingency plan 3 weeks ago:
Obsidian has been used extensively as weapons for hunting and tools for preparing food for thousands and thousands of years.
But yea like other stones, it breaks.
- Comment on Annoying dark pattern where no means maybe later 4 weeks ago:
Can we all get together across the country and burn down as many data centers as humanly possible? Seriously, just a wave of wires across the country.
- Comment on Bank Workers, Rejoice! 4 weeks ago:
I really don’t understand your comment. Are you implying that I will have children and sell them out despite my claim?
- Comment on Bank Workers, Rejoice! 5 weeks ago:
I would rather eat my own children than sell them out to the future the banks have in mind.
These people have abandoned humanity.
- Comment on CNC 1 month ago:
You just have a spare $100,000 laying around?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
There is a zero percent change that I get arrested by these fuckwits. If they try, at least one person is leaving in a body bag.
- Comment on Breaking: Amazon cloud platform and other websites experiencing outages 1 month ago:
Hopefully all cloud services are permanently blocked and unable to be fixed.
- Comment on Unified Theory of American Reality 2 months ago:
No those were the right ones, but there are also other ones that make you giggle so it doesn’t suck quite so much. Gotta find the right cocktail for you ;)
- Comment on Unified Theory of American Reality 2 months ago:
Can we try populism+? We just get one guy, like a really smart good dude. Like a heavenly super person. We get them to look at all the ideas we have for stuff and tell us if there will be any consequences. If he says it’s good, we do it. If it turns out bad, we kill him and try again.
We would need a name for this person. Something powerful right? Maybe “EMPEROR”
- Comment on It's only funny when I do it 2 months ago:
Charlie Kirk can suck my wet farts directly from my asshole.
- Comment on Some good Halloween costume ideas. 2 months ago:
They did say there is a spirit animal for everyone…
- Comment on THIS JUST IN: FBI suspects Kirk was likely targeted, more info to come 2 months ago:
My theory is that trump literally sacrificed him for several reasons.
- Shore up the base who was being lost due to Epstein/bankruptcy by giving a clear enemy (the left, who definitely did this, because they are mean)
- Cause a massive distraction to the Epstein files
- Give ample cover to crack down on political enemies with ease
- Get rid of Charlie Kirk. I mean what a d-bag. No one liked him.
- Comment on That'd be helpful 3 months ago:
Can children go to these places alone? Can children do anything alone, actually? What if you don’t have a car?
I mean a society where you can easily walk to multiple different examples of several kinds of third space. Not where if you drive 30 min, you can get out into nature.
- Comment on That'd be helpful 3 months ago:
This is the thing that is destroying our country. I’m not even joking. We don’t have the things you’re talking about or places to do them for free. We have nowhere for kids to hang out, for people to exist for free, public access entertainment/bath houses/whatever the fuck.
We have nothing. Only what you can pay for and only extremely regimented.
We have lost even the idea of community because it has been made impossible in this country.
- Comment on McDonald’s CEO is grappling with a ‘two-tier economy’ as he slashes prices on value meals—and signals backing for a minimum wage increase 3 months ago:
Go off, king.
- Comment on Idk if that's what's really happening in that image 🤔 3 months ago:
“man with giant cock kills locust plague and saves the kingdom, more at 11.”
-egyption news
- Comment on what are the grievances with the "male loneliness epidemic"? 3 months ago:
I am the exception that proves the rule in a way. I am EXTREMELY open with my mental state and emotions. If I have known you for more than a few hours/days (or even minutes if there’s a connection of some kind) I will gladly explain to you exactly how badly I crave the sweet embrace of death. How long I have felt that. Why I feel that.
Men react in strange ways to that.
Women react in what you would probably call a predictable way. They are concerned, try to ask for reasons and offer comfort.
Men are sometimes curious, but most often, they just say, “same.” There isn’t always discussion about it after that but I don’t really meet men who have not considered suicide. It’s so pervasive.
- Comment on what are the grievances with the "male loneliness epidemic"? 3 months ago:
It was all intentional. It sounds like a conspiracy theory but these elites have access to how many decades of psychological research (or their employees do at any rate) to be used in marketing to make people think and feel WHATEVER THE POWERFUL WANT to an extent. that’s what marketing is:manipulations. Most of it is used to drive capital upwards. But it can be easily subverted to distract and deflect attention from those at the top. Media would spin pieces about male aggression, algorithms would make sure they get into the right feeds.
It’s all absolutely psychopathic. When done on an entire population, it doesn’t matter if it doesn’t work very well or works great (people are amazingly easy to manipulate) the average will be a noticeable shift in the direction they intend. Over years, we get fascism. Yaaaayyy…
- Comment on Anon thinks there is a bicurious double standard 3 months ago:
Wow. I can’t read at all. I think I was on painkillers when I commented. Lol
- Comment on Anon thinks there is a bicurious double standard 3 months ago:
But why do you care? Why does it matter? How does it affect you in any material way?
- Comment on Debatable 3 months ago:
Juicy.
- Comment on Bill and Melinda French Gates and Warren Buffett’s Giving Pledge after 15 years: Only 9 of the 256 billionaires actually followed through on giving away half their wealth 4 months ago:
Take it all from them*
- Comment on And nothing of value was lost 4 months ago:
Until they are rehabilitated though, I will treat them as maggots. Being human does not automatically grant you untouchability for your actions. It doesn’t absolve you of your sins. It does not mean anyone around you must tolerate your continued existence.
- Comment on And nothing of value was lost 4 months ago:
Choices where you harm or oppress others for your own benefit means losing your humanity.
I will not be strong armed into giving moral weight to people whose entire existence revolves around subjugating and hurting people.
Just because someone is biologically human, does not mean they deserve any consideration from me. Context is king, and if you’re a shit person, you can die. I’m so done with pussy fitting around these fuckwads and letting them own everything just because we don’t want to be mean to them.
- Comment on And nothing of value was lost 4 months ago:
The difference, in my opinion, between Nazi ideology and believing Nazis not to be humans, is that one was a choice that someone made, and makes every day. The other was born a certain way and cannot change.
Bad choices = no moral value.
- Comment on And nothing of value was lost 4 months ago:
You’re right, but it makes people uncomfortable so they don’t want to agree with you.
This isn’t like the economy. It IS a zero sum game. If they succeed, we lose. If they thrive in life, we lose. If they continue to live at all, we lose.
They can CHOOSE to come back to humanity, unlike their victims, but I won’t give them any consideration as having value until they do.