That’s actually the fart gun from Despicable Me

Yesterday probably. Someone probably got released from prison yesterday.

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It’s an individual tracking code that tells Google who generated the youtube link you click on. That way, they can see who you’re talking with on other websites.

You left your SI in the link

You’d like Doctor Stone.

Senku is an incredibly smart high schooler who wants to be an astronaut like his dad. Instead, every human being on earth is turned to stone in a flash of mysterious green light. Six thousand years later, Senku’s body breaks out of the stone. He’s all alone in a world with no people, no technology, and no society. Fortunately, Senku has the power of science on his side. He vows to sprint up the technology tree and accomplish in his own lifetime what took humanity 10,000 years the first time around. He still wants to go to space.

Episode 1 has a rape scene.

What makes you think humanity has a natural state?

Hexbear people love conservative family values

A DDoS attack on a street would be a protest with a march

You should approach the beliefs of foreign cultures which you don’t understand with curiousity and open-mindedness, not debate.

One time I posted a meme on Blahaj in which someone named Obvious_Troll@hexbear.net was attacking a trans person. Ada sent me a message about it saying I was attacking a real trans person. There is no real trans person named Obvious_Troll. I made up that username for the meme. Ada defended a fictional transphobic troll, because they were from Hexbear.

Ada from Lemmy Blahaj Zone is quite infamous for the bad takes and arbitrary bans

Satan’s Maggoty Cum Fart always gets a laugh from me

Flying Asshole

I learned critical thinking and news analysis when I was in school. No wonder England is doing so poorly if their kids aren’t

I’m biased, but I’m not a hypocrite. I don’t claim to be unbiased. Biases are good sometimes. But lying about biases is almost always bad, and that’s what this bot is doing.

Not true. It implicitly affirms the existence of Venezuela, despite the fact that all countries are social constructs and only exist because we believe in them. Believing in Venezuela is a choice and the article implicitly makes that choice based on no factual evidence. There can never be factual evidence for the existence of a country because they’re all fake.

Only a filthy Star Wars nerd would want to use hyperdrive!

/uj Star Wars has some good and interesting themes, and none of it has to do with FTL technology. If you want a superior version of the same technology with more depth and dramatic implications, look at Halo. If you want what George Lucas was trying and failing to plagiarise, look at Dune. If you want to arbitrarily move around at whatever speed the plot demands or instantly, look at Stargate. And if you want a military fantasy, look at Star Trek. Hyperdrive is an inferior compromise between all four of these better written FTL techs that fails to execute any one idea well. Which is perfectly fine, because Star Wars isn’t about hyperdrive. It’s about taoist/buddhist philosophy, political commentary on fascism, and the power of individuals in the face of overwhelming systems and impossible odds. None of that has anything to do with how fast a ship moves, the hyperdrive is just a plot device that lets us skip the boring stuff and have more of the stuff Star Wars is actually good at.

The little one is impulse power, the big one is warp speed. Press both for Stargate.

If you’re in the US, that’s not true. India emits less than US. India emits 3 billion tons of CO2 a year. USA emits 5 billion.

Now that we’ve sorted out the facts, let’s talk philosophy. You’re arguing that we should take actions that prevent climate collapse instead of worrying about borders and blame. I agree. So worry about the political processes that you have the power to participate in. You can’t vote in Chinese elections. You can’t vote in Indian elections. You can vote in your country’s elections, so worry about those.

The alternative is that America does nothing because China won’t do anything, and China does nothing because America won’t do anything. You’re just playing chicken. And what’s the prize for winning? Nothing. What happens if you’re both stubborn? Everyone and everything dies.

The shrimp don’t care whose fault it is that they all died. They just want to live. Every gram of CO2 we don’t emit could mean one more shrimp lives for one more day, and the total chance of climate collapse ticks down by one trillionth of a percent.