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- Comment on Das Fluten Duten 1 day ago:
You broke the wall! You obtained:
- 24x Rock
- 1x Dried Root
A tree fell down and is now obstructing the road! You must find an alternate path to continue, or use a tool with Sharpness above 10.
Your Bounty level increased by 2.
- Comment on Hello there 1 day ago:I still can't find people that share my entire boycott list
- Comment on Cozy af 1 day ago:Being tired on the weekends after a week of workload and chores is one of the main reasons why I have no social life
- Comment on Anon isn't worried about population decline 2 days ago:One caveat: the rich would rather use violence to force the few people left into menial tasks, than increase wages even a cent.
- Comment on 😎 yeah 1 week ago:Leaving your toenails on the floor? But everybody knows that they're too crunchy to be left uneaten!
- Comment on It's sad when so many forget the basis for our holidays and celebrations 1 week ago:Fight a pumpkin, curse a fig, potaytoe potahtoh en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cursing_…
- Comment on Anon reads nihilist philosophy 2 weeks ago:Hadn't noticed the reply until today, but the point is that the heat death of the universe makes all actions be effectively inconsequential in the long run - in a final state where nothing is able to suffer the consequences of our past actions or even remember them, the only thing in our control is how fast do we arrive there.
- Comment on So sensible 3 weeks ago:Ooh boy, the Good Work channel! Dan Toomey nails the deadpan journalist persona for his satirical reports, in a way that fetches bits from characters like Philomena Cunk.
- Comment on Anon listens to music 3 weeks ago:And racists, don't forget the racists
- Comment on Anon listens to music 3 weeks ago:And that's why I haven't bothered listening to much music since around 2010
- Comment on Anon can't go home again 3 weeks ago:Inb4 Anon buys the domain and turns it in a Threadiverse instance for the lulz
- Comment on Why Should I... 3 weeks ago:Same goes for Jainists asking vegans to forego tubers and spices
- Comment on again 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on found this helpful map of which countries are turkiye on turkiye's government website 4 weeks ago:I'm of the opinion that at least the UN should use the native words for all countries so everyone is properly accounted for
- Comment on Just checking in with the other half of the country. 4 weeks ago:Well. At least that's not Rumble?
- Comment on Heh Heh 5 weeks ago:The dude, his pointer hovering on the year of birth: "The mouse's scroll wheel goes WHEEEEEE"
- Comment on again 5 weeks ago:I loathe understanding all the references here
- Comment on Can I get a hell yes? 5 weeks ago:I basically have to
- Comment on Now we're cooking with gas! 5 weeks ago:Those should have been pasted with solder instead, right?
- Comment on Anon reads nihilist philosophy 5 weeks ago:Yeah, rationalism has been twisted into individualism with a lot more steps. If they were truly rational (as in, considering our current knowledge of astrophysics and biology, the heat death of the universe and the origins of survival instinct), they would have probably ended up noticing that attempting to make things better for hypothetical future people is equally as worth(less) as making things better for the people of now - both are merely postponing the unavoidable.
- Comment on Anon reads nihilist philosophy 1 month ago:The fact that, evolutionarily speaking, it's easier to find lifeforms that have a strong survival instinct than lifeforms that question or reject it can be explained with two main reasons. First, assuming that evolution is performed by random adaptations that are then tested by the environment to see if they survive and their wielders reproduce, a lifeform that prioritizes a single task is more statistically probable to develop first than one that performs complex analysis of the environment and then chooses a reaction. Which is to say, dogmatic behavior developed long before critical thinking was even possible, and by the time the latter appeared, the survival instinct was already well baked into the very structure of the brain. Second, beings that prioritize survival tend to live longer than those that end up questioning the survival instinct, as the latter die more often for obvious reasons.
- Comment on Anon reads nihilist philosophy 1 month ago:
On the rationalist hub per excellence, LessWrong: lesswrong.com/posts/NxYgL5nPMT…
Criticism of Nietzsche has been out there for a good while. Bertrand Russell, for example, wasn't a fan of Nietzsche, calling his ideology "an appeal to the emotions": reddit.com/r/Nietzsche/comment…
Calling Nietzsche's philosophy "irrationalist" is still a common trend: monthlyreview.org/articles/on-…
Even Marxists hammer on Nietzsche's hardcore individualism: queer-bolshevik.medium.com/a-c…
- Comment on Anon reads nihilist philosophy 1 month ago:To a few philosophers, particularly the hardcore rationalists, Nietzsche's struggle for self-ownership as meaning was, in modern terms, a truckload of copium
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:Surprised he didn't put John Tyler among his greats
- Comment on This is the future both the right and left want 1 month ago:So that's who bought the Hooters brand at the bankruptcy auction, go figure
- Comment on anon installs redpilled linux 1 month ago:And all those
/sharedirectories, what do they think they are, freakin' COMMIES?! - Comment on Hmmmm 1 month ago:They were specifically locked in a cave in the 40's so they couldn't help our least favorite painter
- Comment on There, now everyone will be happy... 1 month ago:Some contrarian will still demand one for the victims of anarchism, wait and see
- Comment on Considering planting it in my garden at this point 1 month ago:What are the chances, she also planted rosemary! And oregano, but that one unfortunately dried out
- Comment on Considering planting it in my garden at this point 1 month ago:My mom already does - and all she uses it for is for tea, and even so very rarely. Ah well