Doc_Crankenstein
@Doc_Crankenstein@slrpnk.net
- Comment on Uber Eats or something idk 1 week ago:
Sounds like an intrinsic flaw of monetary based economics then.
Maybe we should do something about it? It isn’t like alternatives don’t exist.
- Comment on Sincerely, your literally poorest europoor. 1 week ago:
Someone seems to have upset a couple people with the truth.
- Comment on A Polish jalapeño pastry 1 week ago:
- Comment on I'm very Jesus-like 1 week ago:
People really be arguing in favor of bread and circuses without understanding it is the very thing that is keeping them from engaging in political action for change.
- Comment on I'm very Jesus-like 1 week ago:
Western neoliberal democracy isn’t the only option and, depending on perspective, was part of the problem by systemically enabling the rise of fascism.
- Comment on I'm very Jesus-like 1 week ago:
While at the same time allowing people to be systemically murdered through lack of access to necessities because someone wasn’t able to make a profit off of them.
Or are you trying to say those deaths are justified just because the state doesn’t label it as “murder”?
- Comment on I'm very Jesus-like 1 week ago:
Making people angry enough to get up and do something about it, angry enough to disregard the system and start breaking it. Angry enough to disobey.
Instead people are all too happy to remain obedient to the very system that oppresses them as long as they continue to be provided their bread and circuses.
- Comment on Feeling more macro every day 2 weeks ago:
We stopped micro dosing over a decade ago. We on that hero dosage now, space cadets.
- Comment on It's only a class war when we fight back 2 weeks ago:
Lol you tell on yourself too much. The people using violence in that scenario was the Jews. They rose up and used violence against the Nazis that were oppressing them.
We all know what side you’d be supporting, considering your adamant stance against those who use violence. This is exactly how liberalism enables fascism. Enjoy sitting on your fence while you still have it.
- Comment on It's only a class war when we fight back 2 weeks ago:
The state should not get a monopoly on violence, especially when it wants to use that violence to maintain its power of authority to oppress the working class within its imaginary boundaries.
If the state can use violence to assert its will then we of the working class can do the same to defend ourselves against it.
- Comment on Wisdom 2 weeks ago:
Literally just watched a video from Casual Geographic on this exact subject, like, only a day or two ago.
- Comment on when you work in an interdisciplinary institution: 2 weeks ago:
Xkcd really do have a panel for everything.
- Comment on Fundamentally unserious 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Geneticists 2 weeks ago:
Father always said I had no confidence — so I became a geneticist where I would fit right in.
- Comment on wtf 2 weeks ago:
Oh true true. I forgot about the square-cube law.
- Comment on Arts & STEM 2 weeks ago:
Bro caught me slippin’
- Comment on Arts & STEM 2 weeks ago:
Yea. All the real collegiate degrees and the bullshit degree.
- Comment on Republican Senator callously says 'biblically, we are supposed to work' to millions set to lose health care 2 weeks ago:
Yes, there is no merit in understanding the nonsensical logic of religious dogma. Their logic is all the same circular logic of “God says so, cause it’s in the book, that I know is true, cause God said so in the book.”
Instead, we should be understanding human psychology and what drives people to believe in the superstitious and trap themselves in fallacious logic while dismantling the current institutions that abuse this flaw of human psych for their own selfish ends.
The reason they can use it to oppress people is because people give it legitimacy and treat it as a valid belief instead of the superstitious nonsense that it is. Th
- Comment on Arts & STEM 2 weeks ago:
There is a key for — on my phone. Just hold down the - key and it pops up as an option. I use it all the time.
- Comment on Republican Senator callously says 'biblically, we are supposed to work' to millions set to lose health care 2 weeks ago:
Cool bud, I don’t want nor care to understand them. This isn’t about ancient cultures. This is about modern day and how people utilize their mythology to oppress minorities and women. They, and their stupid collection of fairy tales, need to fuck off and shove their shitty excuses for their shitty behavior up their fucking ass.
- Comment on Republican Senator callously says 'biblically, we are supposed to work' to millions set to lose health care 2 weeks ago:
Cry harder about someone dismissing your shitty fairy tale used to oppress society. Fuck religion and what it has done to people
- Comment on wtf 2 weeks ago:
For it to be scientifically accurate of a comparison, the ratio of weight:human needs to be equal to that of rider:horse.
In case my phrasing is confusing, to illustrate what I mean here is an example: a 200lb horse carrying a 100lb human is equivalent to a 100lb human carrying a 50lb weight.
- Comment on Republican Senator callously says 'biblically, we are supposed to work' to millions set to lose health care 2 weeks ago:
Stupid fairy tale is about as relevant as the Greek myths.
- Comment on Republican Senator callously says 'biblically, we are supposed to work' to millions set to lose health care 2 weeks ago:
Puritanical work ethic bullshit coming from the mouth of someone with hands that have never known callouses.
Fuck his shitty religion; he can shove that fairy tale book up his ass. I don’t give a fuck what “biblically” we are supposed to do.
- Comment on (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ 2 weeks ago:
TIL what quotation dashes are.
- Comment on (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ 2 weeks ago:
This is why I always donate my finished books to my local library. I don’t need them, and if I want to read it again I can always just go check it out from the library.
- Comment on (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ 2 weeks ago:
I would assume there would be arguments around transporting them increasing the chances of it breaking. It would really only make sense to move these back to their country of origin and have them remain there to minimize potential points of failure. The rarer the artifact itself (another rusted out sword or plain clay cup versus a one of a kind manuscript whose pages have become incredibly delicate) the less their respective owners are going to want it to be moved.
Instead, we should be allowing more people the ability to travel and take time to go explore other cultures in their country of origin instead of trying to transport priceless artifacts across the globe.
- Comment on Ads when you’re pumping gas 4 weeks ago:
I just have a rubber handle icepick in my glove box that works wonders on gas station speakers.
Can’t play an ad if there isn’t a speaker.
- Comment on Pull to enter, you say? 5 weeks ago:
Explains a lot of ignorance in general tbh
- Comment on Pull to enter, you say? 5 weeks ago:
Legitimately, the majority of people would still miss the signs. People just don’t want to admit how little we truly pay attention to what is around us at any given moment. Our minds filter out so much information before we even have a chance to process it.
