gonzo0815 @ gonzo0815 @sh.itjust.works

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Hunt and gather what? Ash? I mean yeah, we can move pretty quickly, but ecosystems can't.

I have absolutely no idea what your point is (aside from "Americans bad hurr durr")

"The aurora over the Rocky Mountains in the United States was so bright that the glow woke gold miners, who began preparing breakfast because they thought it was morning."

Lol, this must've been hella confusing.

Oh man, there is so much to unpack here. We have been well past the tribal stage for millennia now, so I don't really get your point here. And yes it was a social construct, not all animals are tribal. Great apes have very different social structures and behaviours regarding other groups, just compare chimpanzees and bonobos.

Human history is full of examples of overcoming tribal structures. The fact, that people from all over the world write English on platforms like lemmy is proof that it can't be that important to stick to your "tribe" (I think you mean language group?) and exclude others.

And no, most europeans did not speak English well enough to take part in deeper conversations until very recently. We are getting there though and it's absolutely noticeable when you look at YouTube content, subs and conversations on reddit, cultural products like music (compare the languages of the ESC now vs. 30 years ago).

I also don't get what you mean by "identity". Why can't European, world citizen or human be an identity? National identities are just as manufactured as others would be.

And by "content" I'm obviously not talking about tiktok dances in hardware stores. I'm talking about what OP posted, critical analysis, politics, opinions.

Absolutely not. As a european, I find it extremely interesting to look for the parallels and differences between our societies and how problems are handled. We can all learn from each other.

The problem is, that we fail to produce an equal amount of output because we don't have a common language and still see ourselves as our national identities rather than Europeans. If we widened our view and noticed more of what's happening in other countries, we could be absolutely on par with the content Americans make and it would take us all a step closer to become actual world citizens.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_with_universal_health_care

Obviously! Poor guy...

Is it ok to like those?

A little OT: why is it that you have 435 representatives and we always hear about like five of them for the last couple of years?

I like these and I don't care they are made up.

I especially like sonder and occhiolism. I think people need a lot more humility towards others and the world we live in and these two are expressing more clearly what I exactly mean by that.

What do I get when I take both?

They pick it up with their beak and spin their head a few times obviously.

Poop fork!

What about parts of a hot dog?

What if I ate a hot dog?

You wouldn't claim a hot dog is not a hot dog anymore after I took a bite, right?

If parts of a hot dog are a hot dog, when do they become non-hotdog in my intestines?

I think it's problematic when used in political contexts. Complex societal problems, like racism etc., are reduced to a feeling, thereby ignoring all the wider implications, histories and contexts while also reducing it to a mere individual problem.

I bled and poop came out.

Do they need to know?

I think this could be done with a simple if-statement

Yeah most of them. First one in the second row could be a Portuguese water dog.

But these aren't golden retrievers