MoonshineDegreaser @ MoonshineDegreaser @lemmy.world

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I read this to the tune of WAP

Thanks Baron Von Buzzkill

What you are referring to is called implicit bias. It's the automatic differentiation of tribal heritage. It's honestly a phenomenon that can't be controlled. You spend enough time with a certain people, then you are going to prefer that people. IMO that's why we should drop the cultural walls and just amalgamate

I work at a restaurant, and I encountered great examples of this today. I was wiping tables, and a woman saw me walk past one table and stopped me to tell me that there's was debris in the chair to which she was afraid someone would sit in it. That's sensible!

I had another guest tell other guests that my restaurant was trying to steal from the guests because because a side of chips (crisps for you europeans) cost money. $1.50. A WHOLE $1.50 for an endless supply while you ate in the store!

Which would you call a Karen?

I never processed that this is how it works. You just blew my mind

So are you saying that people who sweat more in hot environments are better suited for long distance hunting? Because I'm a gross, sweaty mofo and I would like to feel better about it

My jetta has 120 degree view camera, but 180 degree object sensor, and the sensor literally screams at you before the camera can even process the visuals

Which is a good perspective. Albeit arguably, but good

My opinion or the shitty joke a gave you?

You shouldn't

No need to be grumpy. It's all in good fun

And in walks the paradox

Fitting name then

Probably not. It's not that it's not possible, but that would mean that there's a change that the greater whole would have to make. Plus to code something as miniscule as that is neither worthwhile or profitable

That's the question. It's a parabola paradox

Putin still has more toys in the toy box, so he's not worried how many get broken

When backing into a spot, you can predict that there shouldn't be anything behind you. But you should always check your blind spots. I kind of cheat though because I have a backup camera

When you back into a spot, you have way more visibility leaving than you would backing out

Well said

What's your take?