No
The pursuit of "authenticity" to the extent of protectionism and the stifling of creativity and innovation is dumb and pointless
Even the Neapolitan pizza was a new and weird dish at one point
Step 1: Open Google Maps
Step 2: Search for "hardware store"
Step 3: Go to the nearest one
Step 4: Ask an employee where gardening tools are
Step 5: Go there, pick up several hoes, take them to checkout
Step 6: Buy the hoes
Do that one thing you've always thought you'll do eventually
Idk what you mean by "on here" or who you are but probably
Idk? It's honestly not something I think about as a possibility much. I'm not avoiding it, I guess? I think?
Induction over electric just because it feels so futuristic and cool and energy efficiency is neat and burning stuff feels primitive
Emacs
I've never fired a gun and have no opinion
I think it's probably true that there's a configuration of my skin that I would prefer more than the blank canvas it is right now, but I have no confidence in my ability to discern what that configuration might be
Also I'm risk-averse and the idea of permanent changes scares me
Yes
The one that comes to mind right now, actually, is Avatar, when they blew up the Home Tree
Very sad scene
No but also the only job I've had is TAing for a couple classes in college
Missed this one somehow
Uhhhhhhhhh... beach volleyball? I guess?
Thanks? Either heartwarming or kinda weird depending on who sent this
1? I guess? It's not something I know much about
I don't think of what obfuscation there is being especially institutional I guess
Probably? We could act far more aggressively towards, e.g., Russia, if they didn't have nukes
Not sure what this is asking
I don't think 2500 is a real year, anyway
Up? No, Ratatouille! Wait, WALL-E! Hang on, surely Toy Story 2. Or, no, it's got to be The Incredibles!
@panchromaticity this is a systemic failure of society's ability to recommend books.
(I don't hate HPMOR. It's fine. But it's not top tier.)
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