CheesyFox
@CheesyFox@lemmy.sdf.org
- Comment on Thumbs up 👍 5 hours ago:
that’s clearly not from terminator
this guy is a minion
- Comment on And action! 17 hours ago:
Cuck Executive Officer
checks out
- Comment on Check mate, atheists. 3 days ago:
Neither money nor states are dogmatic in their nature. They exist under some basis, that can be verified, and that defines their properties. Gods have arbitrary abilities that cannot be verified.
The only benefits of a religion are being a part of community and coping with reality. The first is not unique to religion, the second is delusional and leads to lots of misjudgement, harms one’s ability to percieve and analyze the objective reality. In other words, even the benefits are quite controversial in their usefulness here.
By the way, if you think about this, religion as a coping mechanism is as widespread only because it have been a substitute for more healthy alternatives for literal milleniums.
Religion should be a thing of past, but alas, magical thinking is still strong in modern society. To get rid of religions, first and foremost we should teach people about common logic fallacies and manipulations, so they would detect and avoid them more easily
- Comment on Anyone else? 3 days ago:
Same. Idk why i’m this way, but i’m so introverted that i can can avoid social interactions for months. The fact that it gets more prominent and prolonged with time kinda troubles me tbh.
- Comment on We're just friends! 6 days ago:
where did he come from?
- Comment on How about the digestive system? 1 week ago:
mmm heart attacks☺️☺️☺️
- Comment on Welcome to the thunderdome? 1 week ago:
idk why’d anyone hate English tbh, perfect lingua franca precisely due to its grammatic simplicity and flexibility
- Comment on How about the digestive system? 1 week ago:
same as most of professional terminology that made its appearance in everyday vocabulary
- Comment on How about the digestive system? 1 week ago:
Woe on me! Woe on me, sire! For the eternal shame you put onto me is irredeemable!
Ah, whatever shall i do? My bloodline is forever in aura debt!
- Comment on How about the digestive system? 1 week ago:
touche
- Comment on How about the digestive system? 1 week ago:
ah yes, can’t wait to get home and drink my evening MUG of tea :D
- Comment on How about the digestive system? 1 week ago:
also, cups and plates are not equal topologically, because a cup has handle with a hole in it, and plate doesn’t
- Comment on How about the digestive system? 1 week ago:
welcome to topology
- Comment on Anon wants to make a movie (part 2) 3 weeks ago:
could you explain in what way is this tied to autism?
- Comment on Anon wants to make a movie (part 2) 3 weeks ago:
for someone who wants to write a screenplay your reading comprehension is rather lacking :D
Whole last paragraph of my original comment implies a question. Let me be more direct.
The set of actions you’ve made so far is kinda odd and weirds me out, so i’m curious what are you trying to achieve through such strange means? You could’ve found the online communities that specialize on writing, express your ideas there, finding more engagement and reasonable ideas and critique. Instead, you’re posting it here, of all places, where, well, you’d obviously find approval, but considering that billionaires are basically universally hated at this point, you’d find that much practically anywhere.
For instance, tumblr, for what i know, is the perfect place to share writing ideas, and in general, to find weirdos like yourself (speaking as a fellow weirdo). Bluesky also seems like that kind of place, but it’s not quite suited for actual writing due to the per-post symbol limit.
Another question is, if you’re passionate about this idea of yours, why share the idea, and not the implementation of said idea? As in, why share a screenshot from 4chan when you can draft your story, and then publish the first chapter, for instance? You won’t start to be a writer until you start writing after all.
- Comment on Anon wants to make a movie (part 2) 3 weeks ago:
cool, but you haven’t answered the question
- Comment on Anon wants to make a movie (part 2) 3 weeks ago:
i’d argue that people want to see pieces made out of passion, not out of “necessity” to satisfy anyone else but the author themself.
For me personally anything made without passion screams of mediocrity. So I’d worry about what i want to convey, what i want to see myself, or what would be most fun to create rather than what some abstract people “want”, if i were you.
Also, no offence, but i genuinely don’t understand why you’re posting all of this the way you do, as in, posting it on 4chan, screenshotting, then posting it there. This idea of yours does not really correlate to the usual content of this community, nor lemmy has a particularily large audience. My question being only releavant only if you’re the actual author, and all of that is not some kind of yet another million-layered post- meta- hyper- para- irony of course
- Comment on How do you sleep at night? Please respond with a number 4 weeks ago:
1 cuz that’s what i wear while i’m home
- Comment on Make me feel like a man 4 weeks ago:
close the thread, nothing beats the cool stick
- Comment on I dunno 5 weeks ago:
use backslashes pefore asterisks so that the markdown parser won’t think you inted to write in italics
*like that* *like that*
- Comment on Has THIS happened to you? 1 month ago:
what did you teach them?
- Comment on Gents... 1 month ago:
everybody shit the floor
everybody shit the floor
everybody shit the floor
- Comment on Energy drinks 1 month ago:
or just snort it up
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 2 months ago:
everything’s up for a debate by a random nobody on the internet. it’s in the internet’s core. You’re just as nobody here as everybody else.
Pain response? Stimuli? Sure. Because they *communicate*. as i said.
Except we were talking about the farming methods, those being: form of containment, nutrition… and yes, it also includes the killing method, which is inherently painful… Except any death is painful.
“i don’t like what you’re saying, so i’m not even finishing reading, let alone answering literally every question except literally the first one”
How intealectually lazy of you. Way to crawl up into your comfortable liittle shell of “morality”. How do you expect the problem to be ever fixed if you can’t even discuss the matter?
I’d say you’re all talk about your righteousness in your comfortable bed, but you’re even less than that, as you’re not even talking.
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 2 months ago:
judging by the depth of reasoning of my opponents so far, veganism is not only not a virtue, it’s a cope of the fact that ahy life form is inherenly cruel towards the other in a system with limited resources.
I’d like to be dabated tho, cuz it sounds kinda not nice.
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 2 months ago:
if you don’t have time then why bother debating?
I’m here cause i’m mildly drunk and cause i wanna entertain myself and people of lemmy with a philosophical blabber. No hurt feelings.
Anywho, the article you provided… It seems like a dramatic personal story of a previously ignorant of basic biology human, born and raised in a city. I’ve debated the “wheher we could see…” from a philosophical standpoint. I was raised in a village, where we had our own livestock, and i’ve seen my share of cruelty.
I’m making up this debate not because i support cruelty. I want to be the world as little cruel as possible. But there is a problem. Being kind and generous, as opposed to being cruel, is a vanity. Nobody wants to be cruel, as everybody is human, and averybody wants to sleep with a clean mind, knowing they did nothing wrong.
So if you think that veganism is highly moral, you’d better tell me the plan to make everybody vegan, so everyone would have a sound sleep at night. Be careful for your plan not to cause more harm than there were initially tho, as it would barely make a world into a better place then.
The article makes for a dramatic story, but otherwise offers no solution to the conundrum, not to mention that it barely relates to the topic, that , might i remind you, being “is veganism moral”
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 2 months ago:
how do i know you’ve ever been happy?
bruh, how do *I* know if i’ye ever been happy? in my experience, happiness is a mere appreciation that something got better than it was before.
we know how badly animals are hurt…
no we don’i. Just like with any other alive being, we can only assume, based on what that alive being is communicating, and our personal perception of reality and experience. A human can be hurt, but we won’t know, as long as they won’t communicate. Everything else is an assumption.
You might say that lack of communication doesn’t imply lack of causd harm, and i’d agree with you, but if we’re so much concerned on the caused harm — ad absurdum, we should become autotrophes, as plants have systems for signaling when they’re being harmed too. This liiterally serves the same purpose as our “feeling hurt”.
Farm animals were raised with a single purpose of being farmed, and wouldn’t have existed otherwise. Lucky is a pig that was chosen to be a pet rather than a meat, but so as lucky is a man born ta a wealthy eenough environment to chose when what and where they want to eat.
I have a vanity of choice now, but not so long ago my diet consisted of buckwheat, occasional veggies, and even more occasional meat, as a treat, when the days were good.
And once again, veganism is higly moral, as long as you count every chicken breast you haven’t bought as a saved life. And i think you should do it if it makes you happier, but the meatgrinder won’t stop or even slow down, not to mention that in reality, we’re all are bastards, and i’m not talking just humans, life itself is all about “eat or be eaten” and always were.
Trust me when i say that chickens don’t concern themselve with morality, i’ve lived in a village and seen some shit they can do to their kin. Just as, basically any animal.
So if you’re really so good of heart and highly moral, you better help a fellow human in the first place. Paradoxically, we’re the most moral species there are, and the most capable in terms of doing more good, despite all the atrocities. Before thinking about making happy animals, let’s think about making happy humans, it’s just more optimal this way.
So, is veganism moral? Yes, if you don’t think about it for too long, as long as it’s only your choice, and as long as everyone else in close viscinity already received help from you.
I think buddhists is a good case for highly moral veganism. Otherwise, veganism is a hobby with dubious goals. No judging tho, everyone has those. I too enjoy my hobbies for the process and not for the result.
- Comment on If you lose your memories, are "you" dead? If a close relative/friend lose their memories, are they still "your relative/friend"? What the hell even is memory? How sentimental are you about memories? 2 months ago:
whether a bunch of images are separate, or are they a part of a movie is a matter of whether you can spot images being switched
Same goes for personality and “sameness” of pourself.
After all, we remember and forget all the time, our bodies physically change. I’d dare to suggest that most people still consider you to be you even if you’d lose a limb in some kind of tragic circumstances. Same goes for memories.
Continuity of existence is a charade that we’re willingly playing, bc it’s easier that way.
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 2 months ago:
currently
we’re the people
or at least i am :D
also, how would others know about all that cool free stuff that i found, that’s actually cooler that the paid one 🥺🥺🥺
foss doest have any marketing budgets, so of course foss users would blabber about it all over the place.
so, like, seriously, what’s the alternative here?
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 2 months ago:
“is veganism a virtue”
sounds like a topic for a debate
like, it certaily is on paper, from a moral standpoint of causing less harm to the environmant
but “the environmant” is a really vague term. After all, by not allowing John Flesheater have his steak, you’re still technically harming an animal, just morally this time :D (and possibly in terms of health a bit, if there are some kind of external dietary limitations in a given local region)
Another problem is that farm animals don’t talk much about their feelings, ro we can’t really know if we’re actually harming them, thus we can’t say whether we’re helping them by stopping the process.
But that raises another question: “how one would know if they’re happy, if they never experienced happiness?”
I think veganism is a vanity that we can afford given the right circumstances, that some cultures also try to dress up as a virtue. So if one derives joy or piece of mind from it, they shoule do it as long as they do.
oof sorry, not coming drunk to lemmy again :D