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@obihahn@na.social not really I don’t think. She just shows up in my algos.
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A Christian questing through the wilderness of modern life. Combat vet, possibly the only “True Scotsman”, an artist of Ill repute and philosopher of last resort.
Mostly harmless.
I write good code in a few languages, bad code in many more and can make art in multiple mediums that at least I like.
Maker of things, Effer of the ineffable, and likely suspect of many thought crimes.
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You know making fuel prohibitively expensive is a much gentler way of locking down society so they can reset the world order.
Last time all the “Important” people kept getting caught violating the lockdowns.
This time… no hypocrisy required.
And the serfs still have to stay indoors and be quiet.
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@obihahn@na.social Hey that’s the war on beauty lady!
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@DaddyO@noauthority.social Foie Gras isn’t good for the goose or the gander.
Maybe they have decided it’s time to reset the simulation and do another lock-down and virus scare.
That’s fun.
I won’t be participating this time either, but they can knock themselves out for all I care.
My faith in the “Expert” class continues to erode, I thought that the COVID era was going to be the very bottom, but I have since learned that people consider me an expert on things at work.
We are all in a lot of trouble.
With “Greatest Allies” like these, who needs enemies?
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@PNS@noauthority.social You mean it was a psyop and a scam?
who could have predicted such an ouitcome?
Y’all ready for a “Super El Niño”?
I dunno exactly what that means but apparently that’s what we are doing this year.
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@DaddyO@noauthority.social sorry but soft jerky is not jerky, it’s “Pasteurized meat product”.
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@CapitalB To be completely fair to the fairer sex though, the reason they get stuck in these loops isn’t because they can’t figure it out, its because they are trying to solve for too many problems at once.
For a man picking a shirt to buy goes like “I need a shirt -> This one looks good -> I can afford it -> Done”.
A woman is solving for many more factors, what will her friends say? will her boss like it? Is my boyfriend mad at me? Does it match my shoes? Is my hair the right color?
Turns out people have a lot more faith in the moon landing than I would have assumed.
Lifehack: if you make “plans” close enough to the last minute it’s exactly the same as if you had no plan at all.
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@jazzilla@noauthority.social hey sometimes it was ancient aliens!
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The other thing it does is weaponizes your natural talent for self-justification so that it can be turned to justify the leader, his policies, his actions and of course to paper over his faults, just like it does for your own actions, ideas and faults.
This is why human organizations work, it’s how tribes survive, or cults are created.
But the system can be hacked, and if you don’t keep an eye on yourself it can get in and make you less yourself, and more what the group demands.
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@MountainJay well 27% think it’s more likely a dead murderer is going to track down “the real killer” so…
Another day, another round.
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@7073M@noauthority.social They would be “Marine Rush or Bust” folks.
They hardly plan the move they are taking much less the next one.
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@professortom@noauthority.social yeah. It be like that.