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@Digit@lemmy.wtf
techno hippie
- Comment on Met says it will resume arresting people who show support for Palestine Action 2 days ago:
I support Palestine Action.
- Comment on My friend Charlie is back.... 3 days ago:
Charlie’s not been around for a long time… Since I tripled my magnesium bisglycinate dose (spread out through the day), along with other minerals.
- Comment on You're cured! 3 days ago:
Beware the iatrogenic death dealers, and the cowboy-chiropractors both.
- Comment on Get stuffed, Millhouse 3 days ago:
The chemical lobotomy is apparent.
Solution space is upstream.
- Comment on That's how the world works. 6 days ago:
By design by those who refuse to escape their mysanthropic anthrocidal circular reasoning.
- Comment on For the love of the game... 6 days ago:
When one loves lizards too much.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
Do they all want to go to the same place?
And, cannot the bats fly? Surely there could be far many more.
Speaking of flying, lets just have spaceships for everybody.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
“Lower the inertial mass.” – Miles O’Brien, Star Trek Deep Space Nine, Season 1, Episode 1.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Though isn’t that decreasing the aerodynamics and increasing the friction?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Had tough competition. Since. Not just Dresden.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Wouldn’t that be the reverse-samson option?
Samsquanch-do!
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
That’s been the plan of some all along.
Collect all jewish peeps there, then have them convert to the new christian messiah, or else boom.
Not joking.
Some really have been pursuing that plan.
Gets rethinking the perception management ploys upon us, eh?
So it’s not really so original a savvy, as much just succumbing to the genocidal psyop.
- Comment on A modest proposal 3 weeks ago:
Well if it’s working for the Ukraine. …
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
it sounds like you are analyzing how the historical conditions of people’s upbringing affects each generations’ behaviors and mannerisms.
I do not know how it sounds like that to you. Seems a strong non sequitur. Maybe I’m missing something. Care to elaborate how you made this leap?
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
I think you had the better version straight out of the gate.
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
I’m happier with non-belief, than squirming through the exercise of deciding what to believe and disbelieve under the unchecked presumption that we must believe something.
Even more so for the distinct “believing in” something.
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
if the universe has an infinite lifespan (as current models suggest) then we would almost certainly be Boltzmann brains
Sounds like presuming some place further along in an infinite set. We may still be in an early iteration at the start, as plain as it seems.
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
Too many cut themselves on Occam’s razor, incorrectly presuming all else equal.
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
Though I imagine he paid more attention to the cymatic cromulence.
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
Where would we find the citation you say is needed, for what you do not believe?
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
The map is not the terrain.
Somewhere between naive realism and “some stupid past time fun”, there are maps.
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
I like maps. I like puzzles. Astrology’s both.
First got intrigued when in my ignorant militant atheism dogma phase, and someone managed to discern my sun sign, just by my appearance and behaviours. I have since gone on to do the same to others, typically with as much world-view-changing astonishment in them as I experienced.
Can’t be bunk if that can be done.
The observable profiling reality of it, does open minds to wondering about what’s the astrological weather like.
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
Maybe can cure some diseases.
Even just via the comfort provided. Comfort enough, to get into a parasympathetic dominant mode long enough for the body to heal itself.
- Comment on big facts 3 weeks ago:
Big Tuning Fork are lying to us!
- Comment on Interview: Mary Wiseman On Tilly Settling In As A ‘Starfleet Academy’ Teacher And Dealing With Toxic Fans 3 weeks ago:
No! OBEY the doubleplus goodthink! Different perspectives are TOXIC! *RAGE*!
/s
;D
- Comment on Interview: Mary Wiseman On Tilly Settling In As A ‘Starfleet Academy’ Teacher And Dealing With Toxic Fans 3 weeks ago:
Well done, you.
Keep at it.
Healthier that way.
It would hurt beyond your worst conception of how bad it could be.
- Comment on Interview: Mary Wiseman On Tilly Settling In As A ‘Starfleet Academy’ Teacher And Dealing With Toxic Fans 3 weeks ago:
I don’t get the memberberry addiction and blindness to incredulity of suspension of disbelief.
How many people are there in the galaxy, in the federation, in starfleet… And yet, we’ve managed to bring almost [(/approaching)] everybody back, across a millennia, like it’s a small village of only these few people…
I… wh… really!? wat.
And then, I imagine, such critiques and queries, will get reductively skewed and rebranded as “hate”, and hatefully projected upon me. XD I guess the hate gets easier to understand when one checks the three fingers pointing back any time it’s encountered.
- Comment on Interview: Mary Wiseman On Tilly Settling In As A ‘Starfleet Academy’ Teacher And Dealing With Toxic Fans 3 weeks ago:
And Dealing With Toxic Fans
I can’t help but read that as blaming the victim.
“How dare they wail negativity from what we’ve done to them and their beloved!?!!” as they twist the knife further into the ungrateful.
How about dealing with toxic narcissism?
- Comment on Watch: Jeffrey Combs Returns As Weyoun In ‘Star Trek Fleet Command’ Animated Short 5 weeks ago:
I wish you hadn’t done that. That was Weyoun’s last clone.
Said the female founder when Garak kills Weyoun 9(?) in the final episode of DS9.
If I recall correctly.
- Comment on Find what you like and stick with it 5 weeks ago:
Yep, the dance between novelty seeking ADD/ADHD, and sameness seeking autism. Sometimes one takes the lead.