gandalf_der_13te
@gandalf_der_13te@feddit.org
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- Comment on How would the sea/ocean be affected if every human on Earth jumped in at the same time? 2 hours ago:
the planet Earth has a mass of 10²⁴ kg (source, Wikipedia), all humans together have a mass of 10¹² kg (source: do the math. 10 billion person · 100 kg/person). make of that what you will.
- Comment on Return to basics 3 hours ago:
technically, we’re all just a small bean in this big world.
- Comment on Return to basics 3 hours ago:
eh, mobile connectivity is good enough for me lol
- Comment on Return to basics 3 hours ago:
grippy socks jail
- Comment on Return to basics 3 hours ago:
are you insinoating it doesn’t exist?
- Comment on Return to basics 3 hours ago:
nooooooooo. what did it say?
- Comment on Return to basics 3 hours ago:
3 days without shitposts you say? couldn’t be me
- Comment on Where no man has gone before 5 hours ago:
fun fact: we could accelerate a huge spaceship to approximately 3% speed of light with technology that we have today.
nuclear fission thermal exhaust drive.
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- Comment on ¿How communism actually work in practice? 3 days ago:
lots of people will have different opinions about this, and many will disagree with me, but i think the inherent problem in today’s world is progress itself.
progress brings with it all bad things. it makes people greedy, because now suddenly there’s something to gain. it makes people fierce and fiery and competitive, and suddenly your life isn’t chill anymore but you have to do something, you have to work a job, because otherwise your neighbors are gonna complain about you being a lazy slob and not contributing to society somewhat, and suddenly you’ll find yourself surrounded by angry cousins in your peaceful back-yard that you thought was yours, because they’ll demand that you work (just like everyone else), and “who doesn’t work doesn’t deserve to eat” and all that.
truly, progress is like the atlantic, it might bring us to a shiny new place but the journey itself is wild and fearsome.
- Comment on Grimoire on the anal pupil 👁️ 1 week ago:
That’s why it’s called analysis
- Comment on True love 1 week ago:
hate makes people feel strong, so people love to hate on stuff.
- Comment on $1.8 trillion was wiped out from the US stock market yesterday, where did it go? 1 week ago:
It’s more like money borrows value from the future.
how so?
- Comment on $1.8 trillion was wiped out from the US stock market yesterday, where did it go? 1 week ago:
because it was never real. Market cap is not the same as cash
btw cash is no more real than company shares. both are paper and numbers in a database.
- Comment on $1.8 trillion was wiped out from the US stock market yesterday, where did it go? 1 week ago:
nowhere, the total amount of money in the world is zero. one man’s dollar is another man’s debt. if somebody loses money, somebody else loses debt, so the net sum is still zero.
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- Comment on Anon's friend gets exposed 2 weeks ago:
Do you think if society was structured differently (i.e pre-adult education was actually deemed useful and allowed people to get job relevant skills) that age range would move down?
The idea that 21-25 are easily tricked by older people rings true but I’m also thinking there’s a lot of things about current society that infantilises those people, or rather, gets them to actually act immaturely and see themselves as immature
society tries to push people towards having kids later in life because society fully expects a societal downturn. subconscious dooming about the economy has gone on since at least 2008 and you can actually see diagrams like these:
you can see how it starts declining after 2008, probably because people understood that the financial world was not as stable as they had believed and hardships are incoming, and that causes people to have children later in life (which actually has been a historical pattern for centuries).
- Comment on Anon's friend gets exposed 2 weeks ago:
it took me a while to realize that lots of people try to destabilize the relationships of their neighbors in a subconscious attempt to advance themselves that way, because they’re removing competition from the game.
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- Comment on Karma 2 weeks ago:
does that go for cigarettes as well? why not?
- Comment on Dating a rural Khmer guy + his non-English speaking dad wasn't on my 2026 bingo card 2 weeks ago:
plot twist, you’re his daughter
- Comment on Don’t let my bimbo glam look fool you, I’m actually an amazing cook 2 weeks ago:
not yet at least
- Comment on First of all, rude 2 weeks ago:
without leaving a trace.
in that case you need to revert to mollusc, otherwise you’re gonna leave a skeleton.
- Comment on The fluffy tail butt plug is part of this year's fox-themed costume 2 weeks ago:
sometimes but not always
- Comment on Better to just turn around and leave, if you can 2 weeks ago:
lmao “due to some easily offended employees”
- Comment on I'm tired 3 weeks ago:
no, it’s imaginary, but that doesn’t make it any less important
- Comment on I'm tired 3 weeks ago:
i think our society is making us work in a similar way that a bodybuilder works out: it’s just about making [these muscles / that business] grow, even though they serve no purpose and could just as well just not exist, and things would be equally fine, but for whatever reason, we’ve made it a beauty ideal that these things are as big as possible, so we must max them! every! single! day!
- Comment on When am I? 3 weeks ago:
clearly you’ve been teleported to the arctic while you slept and now you’re seeing midnight sun
- Comment on You're filling my feed with garbage 3 weeks ago:
too true, sadly 😔
- Comment on You're filling my feed with garbage 3 weeks ago:
whoever’s reading this, please keep posting. we need more content anyways. but keep it interesting.
