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Art book of what?!

I know this will probably reach literally nobody but

Diezel is full of shit. My first contact with the fandom was in 2004 and people were HELLA racist back then. The reason furry had two IRC networks instead of one was a disagreement over whether #ary*nfurs should be allowed.

Fundamental attribution error - Wikipedia

Social psychologists have this concept called "fundamental attribution error" where people tend to attribute their own failures to circumstances but others' failures to their character. It's funny how articles about this never address when it's reversed. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundame...

Because the universe is overall chaotic, it cannot be predicted in general with only approximate measurements. Everything must be exact, which is impossible for the reason given above. Therefore, whether the universe is actually deterministic or not is pragmatically useless information.

The computational power to simulate the universe cannot exist within the universe. It would have to somehow contain all the universe's information, which is a logical impossibility, because the universe's information is a superset of all it contains.

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In contrast, here's footage of the sweetest, kindest 80-year-old man you've probably seen today www.youtube.com/shorts/CEgcA...

Begin mass exodus of scientists to Australia, assuming that they don't do the same thing. Australia already has a booming science and engineering sector due in part to proximity to Asia.

It's 100% legal to fire an employee for being arrested no matter how bullshit the arrest ends up being.

Forget time off, it's completely legal for your employer to fire you for being arrested or for attending a protest.

I don't think I've experienced it to quite the extent you have, but I think I understand what it's like a little bit.

They were just commenting on your use of the word "explicit".

"explicit" is not a synonym for "obvious". It means that something is outright stated, spelled out, said out loud etc.

Something can be really obvious and yet not explicit.

@unclejesse.bsky.social just so you know getting all achievements on SMT5V might require six complete playthroughs, since one of the achievements is "clear all virtual trainer battles" and there are unique ones unlocked by each ending. I think you have to do it all on one save file.

Or a Monty Python side project

For each kink you hate, I guarantee you have at least one friend who is secretly into it
-Each time you are aggressive about that kink, that friend is scared you will subject them to violent emotional abuse and abandonment
-you can forever improve that friendship by being a bit nicer about kink art✨

np thanks for responding <3

On that topic, I own the domain sparkle(dot)dog and cadence thought maybe you'd be interested in it but I haven't had luck getting in contact with you so I thought I'd try here :x

Meow!! <3

With the exception of "Mature-rated games" anything that requires age verification ALSO prevents you from appearing on the front page. So I think we can assume that Tygre's stream did not require age verification at the time.

This is almost exactly what prevents you from being on the front page: "Streams featuring Sexual Themes; Drugs, Intoxication, or Excessive Tobacco Use; Violent or Graphic Depictions; Gambling; or Significant Profanity/Vulgarity are not eligible to appear on the Front Page Carousel."

So I looked it up, Twitch says: "In certain regions, and where required by local law, content labeled as Mature-rated Games; Sexual Themes; Drugs, Intoxication, or Excessive Tobacco Use; Violent and Graphic Depictions; or Gambling requires age verification to access." (1/2)

That might mean she had a search tag on her stream that said "18+" but that's very different from the content marking that enables the click-through.

And also, Tygre had to remove _at least some of her content tags_ to be on the front page. I heard people saying "she still had an 18+ tag" but I really want to see proof of that.

Unless Twitch has done something really new that I'm not aware of, literally all adding mature content tags does is pop up a click-through once per browser that warns you the content is unsuitable for some audiences.

> her stream was an adult only stream, that only adult verified accounts could view or enter.

I'm sorry I'm not taking sides here but misinformation bothers me: can you support this statement? Because last I checked I never "verified" that I'm an adult on Twitch.

I understand

Similarly there's a local furry who got called out for a literal violent felony, and someone wrote up a 20 page google doc that starts with 10 pages of "oh and he interacted with THIS person on FA!" like that is so unnecessary to include.

This is how people legitimately got the impression that Lum*tr*c got called out for three commissions on his FA that were years old, instead of repeatedly sexually harassing people over a long period of time.

The problem with callouts on twitter back then was that twitter always amplifies the thing that people disagree about. So the stuff that's very clearly bad gets lost in the sauce of people arguing about the borderline stuff.