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correct

i'll make short work of this with my state-o-vision! *turns you into perpendicular grid*

Theory of mind? Well, it’s just a theory , not proven , so

pracksis

“it’s always morally correct to pirate Adobe products” is weird to be because like why are you bringing morality into this, it’s a done deal, it feels kind of like “it’s always morally correct to keep a diary” like yes technically true but like are you ok?? has somebody been telling you it’s not?

-obviously- Adobe stuff is only meant to be bought on a per seat basis by giant corporations, paying for photoshop is like paying for office365, mundane humans just don’t do it

human challenge trials but for mars rockets

*decreases ur xrisk*

men assigned to SCP-173 will literally blink one eye at a time

in my dreams the nagatoro sus guy is still going

disagreeble

New worth the candle upd8 already :0

https://www.metaculus.com/questions/7027/total-refugee-admissions-2021-24/ "How many refugees will be admitted to the US from 2021 to 2024?", current community median is 300k (75k/yr), vs 120k under Trump, 260k and 290k under Obama, 200k under Bush

who would win in a duel

this is a steelman rather than a dunk

real tradhumanists get brain implants that stop them from using twitter

and then we both gave our wallets to effective charities

ha, nice try mugger, because if that it so, then the cosmic experience would just be stabbing itself, and likewise the cosmic experience would just be giving its wallet to itself, and this would be futile, it would only make sense for it to be in a state that's best for itself

ha, nice try tetraspace, but we both know that factoring experience into different "person-moments" is fallacious, an illusion brought on my memory. there's one cosmic person which is everywhere and everywhen with a single eternal experience

ha, nice try mugger, but if I don't give you my wallet, you won't be stabbing me, you'll just be stabbing a totally different person-moment in the future that remembers being me