dream_weasel
@dream_weasel@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Why don't cars have a way to contact nearby cars like fictional spaceships do? 2 days ago:
“sir they’re hailing us!”
“Thanks wife, put them through.”
“HEY FUCKER YOU DIDNT SIGNAL”
* my bad hand wave *
- Comment on i hate myself and i want to die lol 2 days ago:
Now enjoy a little bit of coasting before the next level drudgery begins!
I miss the pre deposit days sometimes, but there was like 6 or 8 weeks after submitting where it just seemed like things were done and accounted for and that was kind of the best IMO.
- Comment on Got Banned for Fixing Roku — The Paul Blart Mod Chronicles 2 days ago:
#dayafterchipotle
- Comment on Posers 1 week ago:
Easy. I don’t like anime.
I find the total style of the genre off-putting. Pokemon is as deep as I go and only because it had commercials before I could skip them.
- Comment on This man is suffering 1 week ago:
But the porn is fake and the waitresses there all really definitely actually like me if you catch my drift.
- Comment on This man is suffering 1 week ago:
Yeah if you do tots instead I feel like all the drivers have to be questionably young. Like nobody 19 or older can deliver.
As long as you don’t serve alcohol and everyone uses their own vehicles… 🐣😬
Icky.
- Comment on Why would I buy this? 1 week ago:
Bro. How could you do that and not post to tell other people the things they like are wrong?
- Comment on one bright second 2 weeks ago:
I guess I’ll have to read up. I have potentially had a long running misunderstanding.
- Comment on one bright second 2 weeks ago:
I don’t think you can argue that it’s mathematically equivalent. Just because space and time become so spread that they are effectively meaningless is not the same as them having not existed and then beginning to exist. Neither can you really say that since any baryons that have not decayed are so far apart none of them interact that they behave like the concentration of all matter in the known universe. At those scales of time I’m not even sure that there are any left.
It’s like arguing that one tiny piece of something in one place is the same as all the matter and all of space and time being in one place: it’s I guess analogous but not equivalent. I will of course caveat and say that my undergrad physics degree did not cover end of the universe timelines lol. Kurzgesagt does have a video though.
The cyclical universe approach as I understand it is predicated on an eventual big crunch which I don’t think is being argued anymore.
- Comment on one bright second 2 weeks ago:
Not sure about the “restart” bit.
- Comment on It's true... 3 weeks ago:
Maybe you’ll have extra things by then!
- Comment on Priorities 3 weeks ago:
I thought canon was that the webs disintegrate pretty fast.
- Comment on Why does the GOP think “ANTIFA” is bad? 3 weeks ago:
Holy fuck that is practically impossible to read. It’s like something I would expect to see in grandma’s facebook circles, not an alleged former teacher.
If you’re looking from sense from maga folks you’re not going to get it, if you want to hear from voting liberals you will get your confirmation, but yeesh.
- Comment on Lasagnaius 3 weeks ago:
RiceAndPorkius
- Comment on Lasagnaius 3 weeks ago:
Sounds like a shitty euphemism for fat lol
- Comment on Ferns 3 weeks ago:
Whatever kills the headache. My mom liked to crush the extra strength into her wine every evening.
- Comment on Ferns 3 weeks ago:
Did your mom take Tylenol too?
- Comment on i enjoy high fructose corn syrup too 3 weeks ago:
Ok I’ll bite (literally), how does a person break into this niche, since it is definitely not a market? My engineering degrees did not heavily cover edible plants in my area? I can go find morel mushrooms and identify sassafras but that about covers it.
If I could buy like a ring of +4 to local botany that would be best I think.
- Comment on This is real 3 weeks ago:
Totally reasonable like I said, just very punchy so it’s hard to tell if I just walked into something.
- Comment on An apple a day, ... Ah well, fuck it. 3 weeks ago:
I choose to believe that you’re getting 1 guy a day to 21 every day of the month.
- Comment on Dawg... 3 weeks ago:
Worst lunch ever.
- Comment on This is real 3 weeks ago:
You make enough sense in the points you make.
Responding these things to the post at hand is what makes no sense. It sure looks like either you’ve got an idea in the chamber waiting for a soapbox at best and shilling at worst. I kind of doubt the shill line, but everything you wrote is stereotypical Lemmy and landlords which is unusually asymmetric commentary for a post about how not to get evicted.
This tastes weird. I don’t disagree with you, but I feel like I’m in an advertisement and I don’t like it.
- Comment on This is real 3 weeks ago:
You got that from this post?
- Comment on Just reach out 4 weeks ago:
Looks fun!
“Nowadays” though, for the unaware.
- Comment on 💩. 4 weeks ago:
Thanks!
- Comment on 💩. 4 weeks ago:
Ugh. Blegh. I tried it the second time and my second opinion is still the same as my first opinion.
- Comment on 💩. 4 weeks ago:
I mean this is fine for looks, but what do I do if it looks hard but feels weird in my pocket, or if it tastes really bad?
- Comment on Cause and Effect 4 weeks ago:
Bro, come down out of your own asshole.
Your real, no kidding argument is that this meme template best explains that people believe windmills cause cancer / vaccines cause autism / XYZ crazy thing is that the current state of education is * checks notes * “slave conditioning” and patents are being conspiratorially hidden for “emancipating technologies”? Really?
This to you is a rational following of the discussion and context, not itself a wild non sequitur (note the spelling)?
I don’t care what branch of philosophy you’re studying or what argument logic piques your interest because it just isnt relevant here. You’ve shoehorned an unrequested and unsubstantiated conspiracy theory into a post about people believing improbable and/or deranged things. And no, making your own footnote isnt a substantiation.
You can’t “I am very smart” this into making sense, even by miscounting logical fallacies or trying to couch it as an epistemological discussion which this is not.
Just… yikes.
- Comment on Cause and Effect 4 weeks ago:
Total sidetrack and total missing the point.
I didn’t say “taxes are good” or “current education is good”.
The problem I posed is that knowledge transfer is an essential skill and people who are bad at it are–I would suppose–both oblivious to it and easier to take advantage of.
- Comment on Cause and Effect 4 weeks ago:
Should add a sentence to top panel that says “they should teach useful things in school like how to do your taxes!”
spoiler alert: that’s just reading and basic math applied to something besides a test for a grade.