Sometimes people don’t react emotionally to shocking news because they’re in shock. Surprising, right? It’s common enough that we named the phenomenon after it. So the part about the police suspecting you only applies if the cops are both idiots and inexperienced. Or fictional and poorly written.

But yes, heavy/inadequate medication can numb people even to the most otherwise horrific events, which I sadly know from personal experience.

I hope it is, but at the same time it just doesn’t seem plausible given all the awful things we see in the news like transphobic legislation being passed in so many places.

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Honestly an AI Zuck is likely more useful than the real thing. No AI has ever invented the Metaverse so they already have an advantage.

Buzzword CEO is the most AI-replaceable job of them all.

Chupa fascistinha de merda! Brasil-sil-sil!

The ships can wait, I guess.

Those don’t affect election results as much in the USA…

I never thought about it but yes, if they meet my other criteria for dating, being nonbinary wouldn’t rule anyone out. It’s just another personality trait.

Then ask yourself this: what proportion of people who consider themselves knowledgeable or intelligent do so based on evidence rather than the Dunning-Krueger effect or simple buffoonery? And what proportion of people who actually boast about it have the emotional intelligence to make interacting with them worthwhile? There’s a reason this behavior is frowned upon.

Ah, TACO Tuesday.

You mean his orders.

Musk didn’t name Tesla, did he? I’m pretty sure he bought it, like he buys every company. He’s not a good idea guy.

I started using Symfonium and I’m loving it. Only I set up Navidrome, not Jellyfin, as the server.

I wish you the best as well, stranger.

Some other viruses and malware.

Codeberg or GitLab.

Sloppy toppy

Sloppers slop slop all over FOSS ops.

And also the brain damage.

Of course it’s all in your head. And as far as you know, so is everything else. Your head is pretty great.

But yeah, I was an atheist until DMT showed me it’s not that simple.