bizarroland

It'll save you nearly $50 a month. So even if the customer service is exactly the same, you get to keep another $600 each year.

I switched to my local provider from Xfinity about three months ago, and my internet speeds are twice as fast for the same money.

Nah, this is funny.

The people that downvoted you need to fucking chill. I'm Native, so I am allowed to make a judgment call on that.

The entire thing is far more disturbing if you unsquint your eyes and actually look at what you're seeing.

The real measure of whether or not an idea is true, at least in personal view, is how well does it hold up to your internal concept of ideal self?

We do not possess a source of universal truth. Sure, there's math and elaborate painstaking work done by scientists to identify what is true to the best of our knowing, but none of that is a "universal" truth.

After all, 1 + 1 = 2 only works when both of the 1s are the same things.

1 apple plus 1 orange does not equal 2 apples, you know?

Going back to the main point, if your version of your ideal self prefers for other people to be happy so that you can live in a world with as many happy people as possible, then ideally, leftist concepts and trans rights would be a truth for you.

What would matter to you about the lives and sexualities of other people is: are they happy?

If they are, great!

If they aren't, treat them as they want to be treated in that situation.

I assume that that is something akin to your ideal version of you.

If it is not, I'm not properly equipped to identify for you what is truth.

But I will say this: if you think that trans people or gay people are deviants or messed in the head, what does it matter to you?

If the entire nation of bumfuckistan started having gay sex from 8.30 to 5, Monday through Friday, what does that matter to you?

How are you affected by the actions of other people that you never interact with, that you never encounter, and that you never see?

Even if it is the most degenerate, horrible thing that can ever happen, it's between two consenting adults.

They're not going to hold you down and make you watch. You won't even ever know it's happening.

So why would you even give the first fucking thought about it?

One up, one down, and one to polish!

For me, it's more of the Wilhelm scream.

Oof is not really the appropriate title.

The title should be whatever response you would make when somebody detonates a nuclear warhead directly inside of your soul.

If I was her, I would put my phone down and walk outside of my house into the woods and never return.

Also, with Linux, do you really need the whole potato?

Give me the internet and about 2 hours

I feel like you are on the route to a good concept, but you haven't quite made it there yet.

I believe over the next seven to ten years you will continue to refine this concept until it is actually a good concept and something that you can share proudly with people, But right now it's not well thought out enough, or cohesive enough to stand on its own.

The brain does not fill up with information. It has more than enough storage for a 120 year human lifespan.

Rather, people tend to rely on their previously acquired information because there's no novelty attached to refining your previously acquired information, and by default, human minds are novelty-seeking devices.

Another thing is that there's the possibility that the use of psychedelics can restore the novelty effect, Which would not erase previously acquired information, but rather put a new tint on them.

I imagine that we as a society would be much happier if we had a process where we could do something like that on a regular basis, every five to seven years or so just to reset our minds inside of a structured ceremonial system, Just to help prevent us from becoming too bored, our neurons too tarnished, our minds too inured with ennui, to enjoy life.

Geez, is your mom my stepmom?

To the ~~3~~ ~~4~~ ~~5~~ 6 people so far that have downvoted this post: your mom's a hoe.