TimewornTraveler
@TimewornTraveler@lemm.ee
- Comment on Anon is chasing an old high 6 days ago:
It’s not just about looks. It’s about novelty, marvel giving way to generosity towards the crunchy parts of the design. And of course, a compelling story in a new world.
- Comment on Anon is chasing an old high 6 days ago:
it’s a mod
- Comment on Anon is chasing an old high 6 days ago:
The massive fish (and several other on-screen elements) are modded additions, not from ConcernedApe.
- Comment on Anon is waiting for Japan 1 week ago:
We’re not talking about America, we’re talking about Japan. gaijin
- Comment on Baby face next to name 1 week ago:
relevant username
- Comment on Anon is waiting for Japan 1 week ago:
it’s wild seeing americans say japan is in decline… by whose standards? why must they want what you want?
- Comment on Anon is waiting for Japan 1 week ago:
no they didn’t lol hikikomori have existed in some form throughout the world for centuries
- Comment on Least extreme biophysics phd 1 week ago:
might impact the data, then we’d only know given those constraints
- Comment on SMH 1 week ago:
whoever wrote this has no idea what those words mean. they could have picked a million things scarier than that, and more confusing. quote some fuckin tax code
- Comment on Dunning-Kruger 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, it’s really frustrating and quite ironic that pop culture keeps using this obscure scientific reference, that they don’t really understand in its intended context, to describe something that really ought be plainly said: that we all have a tendency to overinflate our competence. if anything Dunning-Krueger showed that only the most seasoned experts judge themselves modestly, and then we’d likely only find their modesty in that particular area of expertise. it’s a commentary on all of us!
But no, people name-drop this research just to dunk on people and feel smugly superior. (and I am glad I agree with the politics of the intellectual in the OP, that means it’s okay and I’m a bit more competent too!) ugh. I cringe every time i read someone say Dunning-Krueger.
- Comment on That's why it's called science fiction duh 2 weeks ago:
disinformation??? that’s quite a claim
- Comment on life changed due to shrimp 2 weeks ago:
beautiful story. power of the shrimp got him to quit thru one of the worst withdrawals
- Comment on dear republicans, what's the point of alienating every single ally of the US? 3 weeks ago:
there’s no republicans on lemmy lol
- Comment on fuck this asshole 3 weeks ago:
this isn’t about fringe democratic congressmen addressing hate speech, this is about a sitting president threatening to punish protests.
- Comment on fuck this asshole 3 weeks ago:
no hiding identity?
- Comment on modern psychiatry be like 3 weeks ago:
it’s always a variety of different actors in any social process like this. it’s not any one singular body. but if you want to speak broadly, no the “epidemic” thinking is not widely accepted in psychiatry anymore.
however the idea of modernity bringing new causes that increase the prevalence of certain mental disorders (which seems contrary to OP’s claim) is still being explored. either way, whether it’s more prevalent now or not, there’s no question that autism predates its label. well, beyond the ontological question of “is it really there if it doesn’t have a name”, which is an admittedly important question.
- Comment on I hate this image because idiots will see it, not understand what its showing, and make up some crazy shit based on it. 4 weeks ago:
it’s obviously a cop of coffee that looks like an eye
- Comment on I love the future. 4 weeks ago:
I don’t get your point here… Russia China Iran are behind this mess and incumbents are losing elections (to…?), but it’s only the US that’s bad right now? And it’s the US fault? And USiams are coping for being worried about other countries?
Is that your point? Because that really doesn’t make any sense.
- Comment on BRASSICAS 4 weeks ago:
I have an opinion on all of these foods!
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
that is by definition a food desert
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
bruh you live in a food desert
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t assume everyone who disagrees with you is naive just because you were naive in your past agreement with them. Really, going to bike friendly places with lots of busses, trains, sidewalks, paths, etc… it’s just very nice. Yes there are conveniences to cars, but the biggest convenience a car can ever offer is freedom from the inconveniences of not having a car in a car-based society.
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
the thing is, this thread has everyone looking at things as sort of a cycling-only society. in actuality, any improvements to human transportation on a societal level would have to encompass a variety of transportation options. the current system in NA emphasizes cars above all else. if they were to transition away from car dominance, it would look like expansion of cycling, busses, and trains at minimum. they all would be expected to run in harmony with one another, meeting the various transportation needs such as distance, accessibility, etc.
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
well that goes back to one of Anon’s last points: that if cities were designed around it, everyone would be fine with it. because in a city designed around cycling, there would be room for passenger cyclists just as there are passenger cars.
when you think about it, this rebuttle essentially comes down to the plain ole fact that humans have differences of ability. there’s nothing inherent to car-based society that offers disability support that we couldn’t provide with a cycling-based society.
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
sounds like a great workout to destress from the day followed up with a nice shower at home
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
all of this is wild and i have no idea what’s real anymore
- Comment on WHY 5 weeks ago:
i thought gendered languages had two genders for words like “person” so you could make the swap when the gender is known
- Comment on How important is flirting within the dating scene? 5 weeks ago:
What do you think flirting is, OP?
- Comment on How important is flirting within the dating scene? 5 weeks ago:
OP be like “Okay and how big (would you say) is that job applications part?”
Like I dunno dude, how are we supposed to quantify that shit? It’s just part of the dance
- Comment on Yin and yang 1 month ago:
not as long as there’s dissent