There1snospoon7491 @ There1snospoon7491 @lemmy.world

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If history teaches us anything, it’s that military coups are almost always a bad thing.

Seeing that you’re from Canada, why is this so? Why is living in Canada so expensive relative to elsewhere?

Not if the injury makes them comatose.

Except in this case it was less a sledgehammer and more a mirror.

We would, if you people were capable of evolving past this shit

Indeed. And how is this a “…miniature epiphany that highlights the oddities of the familiar”?

It follows neither the letter nor the spirit of the community, and moreover creates disagreement in a community meant to be lighthearted and at worst, darkly amusing.

Firstly, you’re forgetting we live in a democracy. Voting is the source of that governments power - a mandate provided by the people.

Secondly, how the hell is this a shower thought? Shower thoughts are meant to be short, concise and interesting. This screed does not fit the bill.

Russia owns the skies and the sea currently, and the bridge is deep behind enemy lines, close to Russia. It’s honestly very impressive they were able to damage it a second time.

So are their guns.

Quite the existential crisis one would think.

This should be in the sidebar so the lore isn’t lost.

This sounds like a lot of fun ngl

An eventual nice addition would be to have markup information in the reply section, but all good things take time. I’m sure they’ll get there eventually.

Do I need a VPN for this?

Yes.

Would it not be wise to back up to more modern physical media as well, i.e. an external hard drive or at least a USB drive or heck, even a folder on your computer? I would never ever trust any cloud-or-internet based service with being the sole backup for anything of personal value.

Oh, you

Does adding rocks to a rock make it rockier, or harder? Does it become a rocky rock?

You’re measuring a quality of the two objects, not the quantity, which might make a difference. I’m just sharing something I learned that I think is cool:)

I mean, Cantor said so, not I. But an easy example

Imagine a list of all whole numbers. 1, 2, 3 on up and up. Obviously this list is infinite - numbers do not end.

Now imagine a list of all real numbers - that is, all numbers plus their decimal amounts between each while number. 1, 1.1, 1.11, 1.12, 2, 2.1, and so on. This list is also infinite - but it is also inherently larger than the infinite list of only whole numbers. It has more numbers.

Fun fact: you can have multiple sets of infinities and even though all are infinite, that does not mean they are all equal. See Georg Cantor.

Or were far more accomplished at hiding their crookedness and knowing when not to be a public jackass.