BradleyUffner
@BradleyUffner@lemmy.world
- Comment on I really want people to learn that laws don't exist in nature 1 week ago:
If concede that the law is ineffective, but it most certainly exists.
You can’t choose to not enforce something that doesn’t exist.
- Comment on I really want people to learn that laws don't exist in nature 1 week ago:
But laws DO continue to exist even when not enforced. Just look at some of the crazy old state laws that say things like “it is illegal to eat ice cream on a Tuesday while wearing jeans”. No one enforces those, yet the laws are still clearly on the books. Trying to claim they don’t exist is just absurd.
- Comment on I really want people to learn that laws don't exist in nature 1 week ago:
Humans are natural creatures. Humans created laws.
Bees are natural creatures. Bees create honey.If honey is considered natural, then so too muddy laws.
- Comment on Can smells wake us up from deep sleep? 2 weeks ago:
It can for some animals at least, I can drop a treat in front of my cat’s nose and it’ll wake him right up.
- Comment on batman effect 4 weeks ago:
Don’t worry, Batman just made those guys fall asleep, he didn’t give then a TBI.
- Comment on AppManager makes AppImages easier to install and use on Ubuntu 4 weeks ago:
Does your one liner automatically check for updates?
- Comment on The Formation of a Rainbow 1 month ago:
I’ve always loved the fact that a rainbow isn’t just where you see it. It’s actually a set of nested spheres, with you only really seeing a 2D “slice” of it at any one perspective.
- Comment on Typical, atmospheric pressure crude oil distillation tower used in petroleum refining, commonly known as oil refineries (2007) 1 month ago:
Huh… I figured it was more complicated. I’m going to start baking my own gasoline at home!
- Comment on Why the fuck do people post photos of text instead of just text? 1 month ago:
It catches the eye of people scrolling through a feed better than a plain text post.
- Comment on Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us thrive” 9 months ago:
Wait, we’re thriving?
Working from home makes life sufficiently better, but that’s a pretty low bar.