Mote

it’s like elevator music for the mind

new species of strawmen the likes of which have never been seen before

“we could just light it on fire and call it a day”

there’s “serious” social media sites? lmao

<fingers crossed>

hurrah for us

the relative merits of decentralising the torment nexus

… that blurry overlap between hope and delusion

less to do with anyrhing every day

ahh sanity, who needs it anyway

modulation > moderation

fortunes to be made selling pitchforks

“a group it was socially acceptable to abuse would fix me”

A man spent years screaming at rocks.
The rocks never cared.
He had an angry, miserable time.

remember when it was a mere Two Minutes Hate? halcyon days

perfect future knowledge of all possible outcomes sure would make decisions easier

the strawmen aren’t going to construct and defeat themselves…

those arguing what can and cannot ever be conscious without ever defining what consciousness is

would you address them? eg “the very cool people at 123 Example St”

the key word here appears to be “worse” 😬

time for a pirate postal service!

why stop at thinking

upgrade to a v2 neural lance and you can delegate all motor functions to ai

zone out, relax, and let the autopilot wipe your own ass for you

the robots of the future will be made from flesh

it’s not funny or cute; societies only do this when they are in distress!

oh freddled gruntbuggly

feels like this should come in a klein bottle

hooray for bugs!

only other thought is “low power mode” which disables all haptics, but you mentioned getting them on “pull to refresh” so 🤷

i’m getting the haptic feedback for likes and bookmarks on the ios app fwiw

solved the first couple of puzzles in the booklet. they’re nifty

pro tip: make sure you’re using the correct set of pieces aha

still have 3 tricky pieces in the extended set to make & a bunch to do to make them all pretty

This is a true color view of Saturn. Saturn's rings create gigantic shadows on the planet. This composite is made of images that were taken by Cassini's camera system, the Imaging Science Subsystem (ISS) on August 17, 2014 and received on Earth August 18, 2014. The camera was pointing toward SATURN at approximately 635,243 miles (1,022,325 kilometers) away, and the images were taken using the red, green, and blue filters. Credit: NASA / JPL / SSI / Val Klavans about.me/valerieklavans

Ring Shadows on Saturn - From Val Klavans (valklavans.bsky.social) - https://flic.kr/p/oxMieW

infinite bloviation