CaptnNMorgan @ CaptnNMorgan @reddthat.com

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Hell yeah😂

Unnecessary bravery is identical to stupidity

Probably shit over the edge if you can't hold it

But nobody will see it if it's on Mastodon

Maybe it's easier to boost iron in corn than rice? But that's pure speculation, not even educated

Those are great explanations and if that was the case I would try to help them because it's ridiculous being blind in that world. But the vibe op gives off suggests to me that they weren't planning on someone helping them, they were just there for diversity.

Wait, someone using "literally" as an adverb means they don't know how else to use the word?

I can't even watch season 6 anymore. It's not bad but the writing is definitely on the wall that the shows future is bleak and it makes me sad

They probably shouldn't have left. If I was playing I would interrogate the blind person and find out why they don't try to cure it. Do they hate themselves? Do they like the pity parties people throw for them? Is there a neferious force preventing them from curing it? Or is the DM a fucking idiot?

Those are from our world where magic is no more than a suggestion. In dungeons and dragons magic is tangible and can very easily cure blindness or any other ailment

Exactly this. I wish OP would respond to this because I can't even comprehend an argument so I'd love to see how that pans out.

If I could, I would have drank the milk of every girlfriend I've ever had. But I had to settle for just sucking their titties. Cow milk is great and goat milk is even better.

In Zootopia it's probably a job they get compensated for.

I loved Eagle Eye when it came out, I was 10(?). I never ever see it get mentioned though, maybe it doesn't hold up idrk but the concept is great and shows exactly how that could happen

So that's great evidence for racism being in archeology in general but I still don't see the connection between that and people crediting aliens for things we don't completely understand.

Edit: There are definitely good examples in the article but they also use your argument about things that were built way more recently compared to things that were built before written language. Egyptians definitely built the pyramids, they're in Egypt so by definition that's what happened. But I really don't believe people getting excited over the mystery around how it happened and then pointing to aliens as a possible answer is rooted in racism at all. That being said, there seems be all sorts of nefarious reasons to put that alien explanation on things that are much easier explained without aliens.

Because if Israel was actually Good they wouldn't have stooped to Hamas' level

If the answer is "no" do you think they deserve to die?

The two things you named were built thousands of years after the pyramids are believed to have been built though. You said it yourself, people think aliens helped with Stonehenge. That's because it's much older and there is no written history from when it was built.

I don't doubt racism is factor in all sorts of aspects in life but this seems like a massive fucking stretch. Maybe come up with better examples.

I don't think people have ever been blown away from the shape of them.

Edit: and it's actually really silly to think about someone who would be.... "Woah! How are those things triangles???" Like what?

So you're saying the pyramids are just giant rocks piled on top of each other?

If so, then what was dropping them and how could the intricacies inside the pyramids be possible if they were just dropped on top of each other?