MutilationWave
@MutilationWave@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on UNDER THE THC 🎶 1 week ago:
Some do. Some emit smells that tell other plants to turn bitter. Some communicate and even pass nutrients through the mycelial network. So let’s all agree on mushrooms maybe?
- Comment on UNDER THE THC 🎶 1 week ago:
To be honest I picked the first result. I read something along similar lines, a bit more sciencey, from a non-vegan years ago. I understand two of the lines drawn by vegans are pain and consent. But oysters cannot feel pain or consent any more than a potato.
- Comment on UNDER THE THC 🎶 1 week ago:
That’s dope, thanks. You might like this article
- Comment on UNDER THE THC 🎶 1 week ago:
Yes, they are, but why not minimize any possible pain? They’re not going to taste any different.
The way to go is oysters. They have no pain receptors or even a cluster of nerves that could be considered a rudimentary brain. You can eat them still alive (raw on the half shell) and they’re none the wiser.
- Comment on I'd sign up 3 weeks ago:
Sorry
- Comment on I'd sign up 3 weeks ago:
deducts?
- Comment on Just a little bit more 3 weeks ago:
My old work van ran 80 psi tires. They looked very much like passenger car tires but I assume they were different. I was surprised when I first looked it up.
- Comment on Just a little bit more 3 weeks ago:
Mechanics everywhere are gonna hunt you down for this one.
- Comment on Just a little bit more 3 weeks ago:
Super high pressure tires are supposed to be taken off and filled inside a tire cage for this reason. There are videos, I remember one where a guy had his clothes blown off, others not so lucky.
- Comment on She's a keeper 1 month ago:
A lot of us have lights on because we lived or live in dangerous places. I’ll never be turning all the lights off.
- Comment on Mr. fatass and his fat ass 2 months ago:
Yeah I feel you for sure. It takes a lot to drop me but once I’m down, I’m down for the count. My ex said she had to check for breathing often. It’s just really deep sleep. I’m curious, do you start dreaming the moment you fall asleep? I’m automatically in REM sleep apparently.
- Comment on Mr. fatass and his fat ass 2 months ago:
I thought I was a heavy sleeper. I once slept through a mild hurricane but you’re on another level.
- Comment on Mr. fatass and his fat ass 2 months ago:
I’ve got three little vicious bastards and one very large one. The 3am rip ass through the house and across my body is not the fun part of having these boys. Many times straight to the crotch.
- Comment on Anon takes shots at Donkey Kong 2 months ago:
Diddy all day. His cartwheel felt so much snappier than Donkey’s roll. I felt like I could jump farther with him.
- Comment on USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 USA 2 months ago:
Treat yourself next time you find them to a jar of kalamatas.
- Comment on All downhill from there 2 months ago:
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- Comment on Hmmm who could it possibly be? 2 months ago:
Yet
- Comment on shrooms 2 months ago:
My experience with that stuff is it lasts too damn long. Fun though.
- Comment on shrooms 2 months ago:
I am not religious in the least and I gotta say aborts are blessed.
- Comment on shrooms 2 months ago:
It’s important to remember that with cubensis you become immune very quickly. If you take whatever and then take more in a couple hours because it wasn’t strong enough, it’s not going to hit right.
I think it’s a great feature of the stuff because you essentially make yourself immune to it for several days or a week, reducing the chance of addiction.
- Comment on shrooms 2 months ago:
I had .35 oz of mushrooms two days ago and I saw the faces and eyes of the God that lives in my solar plexus.
- Comment on shrooms 2 months ago:
With force of will you can change the trip, but that requires experience. I think this is why novices have bad trips. That and spending too long looking in the mirror both physically and metaphorically.
Or maybe people it’s not great for weed themselves out. But I can’t imagine anything better for everyone.
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
Tiny tiny bits of electricity.
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
People who live a hunter-gatherer lifestyle today live 65+ regularly. The average may be lower for uncontacted peoples for various reasons, or higher because of reduced disease transmission. I imagine it depends on the group.
Now, I will give you that humans have refined their techniques of hunting etc over that 90k years in a way that caused less accidental deaths.
The crux of the matter though is that the statistical averages you have seen are flawed by infant mortality. In these societies, if you made it past toddler age you were statistically likely to live a long time.
What would be killing people much past their “prime” and how do you define prime?
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
But it isn’t. Technically.
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
Put that shit in the refrigerator, it’s awesome.
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
If someone is that sensitive to sun they should start picking up fashion tips from the Bedouin.
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
They’ve cracked the code…
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
You must know how averages work. The poster is correct. Average age at death is a horrible metric when you have gigantic birth and infant mortality rates.
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
I’m sure you could get signatures, similar to that ban dihydrogen monoxide bit.