WeirdGoesPro
@WeirdGoesPro@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on When did Cash for Chritianity become a thing? When even Jesus the son of god wouldn't stand for it in a church? If they preach why don't they practice from the bible? 7 hours ago:
Because there are three forms of power in this world: politics, violence, and money. Every monolithic entity worth its salt tries to get their serving of all three, and money is often the easiest to obtain.
- Comment on am I cooked chat 8 hours ago:
It’s from The Card Counter.
- Comment on why do they force you to take the 3 national subjects in egypt? 3 days ago:
Idk, I think Egypt is pretty cool.
- Comment on Looking for a simple personal homepage 2 weeks ago:
Ghost Blog. Open source, flexible, loads of potential uses, works every time.
- Comment on Golden Rule is flawed 2 weeks ago:
But responding to malice in kind is not always the right option. It is usually only the correct choice when the malicious person has no potential to change. Responding to a badly behaved teen with poor treatment only exacerbates the problem. On the other hand, responding to an oligarch with firm resistance would be the right choice.
The oligarch wants to be treated harshly because that is their core value by which they think the world operates, while the teen is often acting in a defensive posture to avoid harm to themselves and would respond to a more gentle hand.
- Comment on Golden Rule is flawed 2 weeks ago:
Your observation is correct, but your conclusion is wrong. “Treat others as they want to be treated.” Different people have different needs.
- Comment on My reaction to learning that KingCobraJFS died a few days ago. 5 weeks ago:
I’ve been keeping up with this.
She is alright, she has been spotted in several countries lately, most recently Finland. She has a new girlfriend named Flutter, and she’s still active on the platform formerly known as Twitter.
- Comment on BzzzzzzZZZZzzzzZZzzzzz Bruv 1 month ago:
“I’m sick and tired of these fly fighting frogs on this Monday to Friday airplane.” - Samuel L. Jackson
- Comment on ESD CONTAINMENT HAS BEEN BREACHED 1 month ago:
This is a deep cut nerd joke. I approve.
- Comment on Kick faces possible $49 M fine after French streamer Jean Pormanove dies on air 1 month ago:
He could.
- Comment on Kick faces possible $49 M fine after French streamer Jean Pormanove dies on air 1 month ago:
It’s similar to fear factor—you can authorize quite a lot of things in a contract.
The medical examiner has said that they don’t think his death was caused directly by the treatment during the stream.
- Comment on Last of them mansplainers 1 month ago:
I am a man, and I’m here to ‘splain.
Extra effort was put into all of the images of the Thoth tarot. It was, by far, the biggest advancement in tarot since the Rider Waite designs. Every square inch and chosen color is very deliberate, and there are several books that dissect each image for its meaning.
When it was reprinted in the 70’s, James Wasserman of the OTO worked overtime to make sure that the original colors were accurately preserved so that none of the meaning would be lost. The Thoth tarot is a labor of love that has spanned generations.
- Comment on It might actually be less than 3 1 month ago:
I like to think that at least a dozen would think “oh yeah, that guy, he was cool back when I knew him.”
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
That’s good that you enjoy it right now. How do you see this working long term?
- Comment on The Jobs AI Is Replacing the Fastest 1 month ago:
Fair enough. Like I said, I’m not a Nietzsche expert, I just had never interpreted his writings in a primarily political context, and I had read a decent amount of commentary from people who did claim to be experts that refuted the idea of him having fascist or anti-Semitic leanings.
- Comment on The Jobs AI Is Replacing the Fastest 1 month ago:
How is this different than the criticism that leftists on Lemmy espouse against modern liberalism?
- Comment on The Jobs AI Is Replacing the Fastest 1 month ago:
I have read several of his works, and they never struck me as inherently political—more like a commentary on observable sociological structures. I may just not be clever enough to absorb everything, but I had originally interpreted his work as observational rather than prescriptive.
- Comment on The Jobs AI Is Replacing the Fastest 1 month ago:
I am no Nietzsche expert, but I had always heard that a relative in charge of his estate, who was a fascist, took advantage of him in his old age after his brain had been diminished by syphilis. He wasn’t a liberal or leftist by modern standards, but he also didn’t seem to be a fascist or anti-Semite.
Here is an article that seems to support this view:
- Comment on This is my 1000th comment from the feddit.org server 🥳 1 month ago:
This is my 2,254th comment from the dbzer0 server.
- Comment on Debatable 1 month ago:
That is definitely a face a person would make after kissing their twin brother.
- Comment on Debatable 1 month ago:
It’s debatable that it sparks debate.
- Comment on Debatable 1 month ago:
You can tell by the line between them that these are two distinct haircuts.
- Comment on Debatable 1 month ago:
For me, it’s less about the face and more about the area above the face.
- Comment on Debatable 1 month ago:
I feel seen. Thank you.
- Comment on Debatable 1 month ago:
Does the carpet match the curtains?
- Comment on Debatable 1 month ago:
Because he knows.
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- Comment on Did cavepeople have domestic pets, like wolves or cats? 1 month ago:
Sees pyramid
Cat: “They’re ready.”
- Comment on Is it everywhere? 1 month ago:
I think the fear of impending death helps you reach the higher octave.
- Comment on Is it everywhere? 1 month ago:
If I am ever plummeting to my death, I hope I have the presence of mind to do a Wilhelm scream.
