Noite_Etion
@Noite_Etion@lemmy.world
- Comment on Uh Oh: Nintendo Just Landed A ‘Summoning’ And ‘Battling’ Patent 7 hours ago:
What are we patenting this week Nintendo.
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Characters throwing ball shaped objects.
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Characters named after trees.
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Monsters who only say their own names.
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Opposite colours, gems, letters or whatever other bullshit we use to name the latest rehashed
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Cute animals.
This list will go on.
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- Comment on A conundrum 4 days ago:
Come back with some inheritance and then we will talk.
- Comment on ‘A fundamental part of growing up’: Why Aussie kids can’t swim any more 4 days ago:
Oh yes, the guy who responds to being called out for bad behaviour by stalking the person they’ve decided to pick a fight with and downvoting them in entirely unrelated threads
Wtf are you talking about? You have been imagining an argument with me this whole time… You know karma doesn’t exist on lemmy.
Go argue with some who actually want to argue with you, im moving on now.
- Comment on ‘A fundamental part of growing up’: Why Aussie kids can’t swim any more 4 days ago:
You came into this conversation with an argumentative tone, don’t put that on me.
What are you talking about lol? I was giving the article shit… Did you take that personally, I mean have you been imagining an argument between us this whole time…?
Also how do I come into a conversation with an argumentive tone when I started this comment chain (there wasn’t even a conversation yet) I just gave my opinion on this article and you are already triggered. If anything you came in with an argumentive tone when you replied to me.
The article presents data and shares anecdotes that do a good job of personalising that data. Why are you accusing it of inventing problems when its data pretty solidly supports that.
The headline is that kids can’t swim anymore, that alone is a sensationalist title used to garter clicks, and the use of one women’s experience to justify this title is poor journalism imo.
If you wanted to criticise the source of the data or the methodology by which the conclusions were drawn from the data, that would be one thing (and we could evaluate the merits of that kind of reasoning in context), but you didn’t…you just claimed they were presenting anecdotes that create fear unsupported by data, despite the fact that that couldn’t be further from the truth.
I agreed with the data several times, what I disagreed with was the presentation of the data by this article. The RLSS has done good research, and then the Herald took some anecdotal takes and extrapolated it out to “kids cannot swim anymore”. This in my opinion skews the facts as most people don’t read past headlines these days and will take shit at face value.
You really need to take this down a notch, I am happy to continue this conversation and discuss our opinions, but if you just reply with more accusations I’ll just move on. Please chill.
- Comment on ‘A fundamental part of growing up’: Why Aussie kids can’t swim any more 4 days ago:
Why are you trying to turn this into an argument, I was happy to have this conversation but you are getting a bit butt hurt man.
Chill out dude.
- Comment on ✅✅✅ 4 days ago:
Useless comment ✅
- Comment on ‘A fundamental part of growing up’: Why Aussie kids can’t swim any more 4 days ago:
Connecting people with data is fine, but using it to draw conclusions the data doesn’t support - like saying aussie kids cannot swim anymore - is just overselling the issue to get more clicks.
Stick to the facts, give case examples of this happening and don’t use sensationalism.
- Comment on ‘A fundamental part of growing up’: Why Aussie kids can’t swim any more 4 days ago:
They’re taking anecdotal claims and using them to personalise actual statistics.
Which is my problem with them, they have actual research and they use a stay at home mums personal experience to try make the situation sound worse than it is.
It’s cheap journalism.
Just present the facts and research and stop reaching for ridiculous headlines designed to draw clicks. Kids can still swim, its less than before but we dont have an entire generation that are incapable of doing so.
- Comment on ‘A fundamental part of growing up’: Why Aussie kids can’t swim any more 5 days ago:
Love when people make anecdotal claims and extrapolate them to a nation wide crisis. The Herald is such a fear monger.
- Comment on Why cool air is becoming a luxury many Americans can't afford 2 weeks ago:
It’s the only reason I go into the office in summer, free aircon. Which is such a dystopian nightmare justification now that I think about it.
- Comment on ‘Hollow Knight: Silksong’ Gets September Release Date After Seven Years in Development (Gaming News Roundup) 2 weeks ago:
Brilliant comeback.
- Comment on ‘Hollow Knight: Silksong’ Gets September Release Date After Seven Years in Development (Gaming News Roundup) 2 weeks ago:
So you’re whinging why?
- Comment on ‘Hollow Knight: Silksong’ Gets September Release Date After Seven Years in Development (Gaming News Roundup) 2 weeks ago:
You know they don’t owe you anything right.
- Comment on Buying bread 2 weeks ago:
Pretty much, I personally love it but I’ll admit my bias here as I am Australian.
Watching Americans try it by shoving a spoonful in their mouth and judging it on that is funny imo. It would be like chugging a shot of dark soy sauce and complaining you hate the taste.
- Comment on New article says #StarCitizen will release in 2027-2028, we contacted the author to ask for clarification on the source and he quoted Chris Roberts himself as saying "1 or 2 Y probably after S42" 2 weeks ago:
And the star citizen fans are claiming the game is released lol
- Comment on United in duty. Bound in Destiny. This is the way of the BIONICLE. 2 weeks ago:
I was God once.
I saw. You were doing very well, until everyone died.
- Comment on Beyond Beef? Impossible Beef? I Can't Believe It's Not Beef? 3 weeks ago:
Not if you squash it.
- Comment on Please do not the trilogy 3 weeks ago:
It’s ok to dog… But not here
- Comment on Going critical! 3 weeks ago:
Ah fun, more AI made slop.
- Comment on Don't you remember that whole lemmy loving beans thing? Too late, you do now. See this photo of beans. Actually a lot of beans. Some of them I am not fully sure if they are actually beans. B E A N S 3 weeks ago:
Nothing like some fava beans and a nice chianti
- Comment on Won't someone PLEASE think of the producers which easily make millions in profits each year 3 weeks ago:
Guy has a 40 million net worth. So watch as I don’t shed a tear when I pirate as many of his games as I can.
- Comment on Cutting sucks 5 weeks ago:
I’d rather have an eating disorder when I’m choosing to eat clean healthy food in the exact amount i want than eating too much unhealthy food and being unable to control my weight.
There is a big gap between eating like shit and putting some pepper on your chicken. If you literally can’t control yourself around food that is a problem and creating unhealthy eating habits to avoid that problem isn’t the solution… Unless you plan on forcing yourself to eat flavourless food for the rest of your life.
However i dont class that as an eating disorder.
It is, and it only gets worse the longer you do it; please find a healthier solution before a bad habit becomes a full blown disorder.
Its fine to make the choice to put minimal effort into food. Especially when it becomes such an unenjoyable part of the day. And you have to eat big to get big 💪
Again putting seasoning on your food isn’t a complicated process, and forcing yourself to eat flavourless food every single day is definitely unhealthy. If you really struggle with self control around food then speak with someone about that problem instead; imagine eating tasty, healthy food in moderation.
- Comment on Cutting sucks 5 weeks ago:
From personal experience its because we like food way to much. Its harder to eat less when the food tastes good. I found it was much easier when I treated food like an activity I had to force myself to do.
And this is why a lot of fit people have terrible eating disorders. Don’t do this, just control portions.
- Comment on They're completely serious 1 month ago:
Without reading the title I looked at the image and thought someone was cooking octopus and really really burnt it.
- Comment on Ever think of the inconsistency of airlines weighing luggage? 2 months ago:
That for the exact reasons you listed clothes should cost the same for everyone. You don’t charge bigger people extra for seating on a plane, and you shouldn’t charge people based on clothing sizes.
- Comment on Ever think of the inconsistency of airlines weighing luggage? 2 months ago:
So should skinny people pay less for clothes?
- Comment on New highest run. And the creepiest location on the map. 2 months ago:
Wow this game has a horrible review score. How would you rate it.
- Comment on Randy Pitchford asks fans if they'd swallow future Borderlands exclusivity deals, almost 10,000 people say just put your damn games on Steam 2 months ago:
And with their new ELUA a lot of people are planning to boycott.
I hope so, but i was expecting more people to boycott Nintendo, and yet the switch 2 was the fastest selling console of all time. I wouldn’t be surprised if everyone does the old “I’m sure it’s fine if I get a copy”
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 2 months ago:
Every English tourist in Australia.
- Comment on DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH | Final Trailer 2 months ago:
I have played a lot of Kojima games in my life, including Death Stranding 1, and I have absolutely no idea what is going to happen in this game… It’s great.
This is why Kojima makes the best games, he is always trying to create new experiences in both gameplay and story, his stuff is so unique when compared to many other videogame developers. I mean this is a game about delivering packages and it has all of this going on, I love it.
Hope baby is ok.