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- Comment on Existential trolley problem 1 day ago:
Are we even sure that Sisyphus can make it to either location? Because in order to reach a destination he must first make it to the halfway point, right? But to make it there, he’s gotta make it to that point’s halfway point, but before he gets there he need to…
- Comment on Kevin Costner on physical media: "DVD is not dead" 1 day ago:
Honestly props to him for saying such a controversial take. I don’t entirely disagree either
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- Comment on Good job! 2 days ago:
…When predators such as the great black hawk attack a hoatzin nesting colony,…
great black hawk
I hate my brain.
- Comment on Beep beep 2 days ago:
The Grand Cherokee WK honestly isn’t a bad car, there are just some design choices that really show how Jeep was pushing itself in two different directions at the time.
- Comment on Good job! 2 days ago:
Birds do NOT have hands
- Comment on Beep beep 2 days ago:
Jeep Ducking started in 2020. I feel like I’m being Mandela Effected because I would’ve sworn that I’ve seen them my whole life.
- Comment on People are realizing celebrities are unnecessary 3 days ago:
… yes? Do you think those players would make as much as they do if no one was paying to see them play or watching their (ad-filled) broadcasts?
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2077 director thanks fans as the game hits a 95% positive review rating on Steam 3 days ago:
Man, I’m glad that people are enjoying the game as much as they say they are but I tried my first play through earlier this year and it was terrible. I saw almost no difference in the amount/type of glitches between what I experienced back in January and what I saw online when the game first released a few years ago.
- Comment on Cum 4 days ago:
Argumentum ad baculum
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- Comment on Pdf partee 5 days ago:
Libgen got me through undergrad
- Comment on pick your side 5 days ago:
Orange for me
- Comment on Anon shares their highschool mascot 5 days ago:
East TN, West(ern) VA (West Virginia, the state, was admitted to the Union as a breakaway from Virginia State in 1863), and West NC didn’t really benefit from slavery like the rest of their states. There were plenty of independence/Pro-Union movements in that region at the time, like The State of Scott.
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- Comment on Rip Striker 2000-2024 😭 6 days ago:
- Comment on Anon shares their highschool mascot 6 days ago:
Oh yeah, I’ve been around the country enough to know that anywhere outside of the city is Red, no matter what state you’re in, but “Redneck” just has a very specific southern connotation to me.
- Comment on Anon shares their highschool mascot 6 days ago:
Also former. Did you get gentrified out of the city too? Have you been back since you left? That town is unrecognizable even to how it was just ten years ago.
- Comment on Anon shares their highschool mascot 6 days ago:
Red Country, Blue City is pretty much the case with every state. The most liberal people I’ve ever met were in Asheville, North Carolina, and I’ve never been surrounded by more MAGA-loving chuds than when I spent a summer in Redding, California.
- Comment on Anon shares their highschool mascot 1 week ago:
Kinda makes a bit more sense when you consider that the school is in Sultan, Washington and it’s address is on Turk Drive.
But also: Washington state… redneck?
- Comment on this picture is 27kb 1 week ago:
And this is all broken up into decihour days, no? With each hour being made up of 100 centiminutes?
- Comment on this picture is 27kb 1 week ago:
Sounds shockingly accurate for most European domestic cars
- Comment on this picture is 27kb 1 week ago:
Europeans
MPH
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- Comment on ‘We deserve more’: US workers’ share of the pie dwindles 1 week ago:
Reagan had one of the highest approval ratings in modern US history; he didn’t force these policies on an unwilling country and he sure as hell didn’t draft them himself. My original point still stands that blaming current problems on an administration from forty years ago is harmfully reductive. The people we should be blaming are alive today and hold seats in Congress right now. We can worry about the historiography later.
- Comment on ‘We deserve more’: US workers’ share of the pie dwindles 1 week ago:
And his policies were 40 years ago. At some point, we need to own our own problems.
I’ve been echoing this online for a while now, glad to know I’m not alone. Ronald Reagan isn’t some ghost controlling the country like a Sith Lord. That fuck’s been dead for decades by now. Everytime I see someone dredge up Reagan’s name for problems we’re experiencing right now, I can only think about how the people perpetuating those problems are getting off essentially blameless.
- Comment on In Brooklyn, the Anti-Met Gala Raises Funds for Medical Debt 1 week ago:
This really is just the roarin’ twenties all over again, isn’t it?
- Comment on Choose your difficulty 1 week ago:
Or the former Bloc