Skip Navigation

Posts
0
Comments
134
Joined
2 yr. ago

  • I woke up in the middle of my wisdom teeth surgery so I of all people oughtta know better lol

  • at that point just give me general anaesthesia and put me in an airline shipping coffin so at least i don't have to be conscious for the horror show

  • That's easy. Control a bunch of money and corporations

  • A brown bear and polar bear case the joint from across the street, taking notes. Their black bear accomplice rejoins them with a gummy grin. "These idiots are a good mark. They don't know to fight back!"

  • i don't remember this episode of Beastars 🤔

  • Parasite Eve (never played it myself but I know it's considered a classic)

  • "gentle pressure was applied with a wooden remote manipulator"

  • me, who definitely knows how to and in fact totally prefers to build everything from source: [nervous laughter] yeah what kinda dingus exclusively uses .debs amirite?

  • Is knowledge better if it serves a purpose, like improving your art?

    In my opinion knowledge that serves a purpose (improved art, medical science, applied engineering, take your pick) is better than "trivial" knowledge, but even trivia has purpose (it can entertain and inspire) and sometimes converts from trivia to "useful" knowledge when combined with new science and tech. A good example is pure math, here's a stackechange thread about mathematics areas that were found to have applications well after their discovery, by mostly mathematicians doing math for the sake of math.

    Should art serve a purpose? Is beautiful enough, or should it be useful?

    If you mean its physical form has a function other than to be perceived by humans for entertainment and inspiration, then sure, why not? But maybe not always. :) Also of note, not all art is necessarily beautiful. I would say a fair bit of "useful" or otherwise multipurpose art is quite ugly. Shock films, muckraking journalism, and hostile architecture come to mind as examples.

  • I've always felt that life's purpose should be pursuit of knowledge and self expression in roughly equal proportions. So 50% science, 50% art. That's just what feels right in my brain, I guess.

    I think most brains are just going to have their own idea of what life's purpose should be and most of them will be more or less fine. A majority will have said purposes stifled by the limitations of society and biology, though

    • know where the fire extinguisher is and how to use it
    • ensure there are adequate and working smoke detectors. also carbon monoxide detectors if there is a risk from clothes dryers, etc.
    • keep at least 2 gallons of bottled water per person stored at all times
    • keep candles and matches in a location where you can find them in the dark
    • keep a fully stocked first aid kit
    • know where the nearest emergency room is and how to get there

    be safe and well! :)

  • treatment resistant depression gang

  • ok xoomer

  • A Very Normal Sea Creature Nothing To See Here

    (squid?)

  • antonyms: :(

  • Seems you're right, I had it backwards

  • You know what I always saw them in "related products" banners and assumed they'd be the opposite of what I wanted (compression socks) but I'll have to give them a search. Cheaper would certainly be nicer haha

  • no-timeline-breaking mode: Buster Brown 100% cotton socks. they lack elastic and the mental relief I get from not having my ankle nerves ping my brain all day with "SLIGHT PRESSURE! HEY! HEY!!! JUST A REMINDER THAT YOU'RE WEARING SOOOOOOOCKS" is emancipating.

    timeline breaking mode: detailed instructions on getting rich with crypto, majoring in computer science instead of biochem, and oh by the way you're clinically depressed, gay, and a communist just do your best to fast-track self acceptance GOOD LUCK LOL