Remember_the_tooth
@Remember_the_tooth@lemmy.world
- Comment on Squint your eyes 👀 58 minutes ago:
I like zooming in on these. It gets even weirder.
- Comment on GUYS I found Candy Mountain, who wants to go in with me? 5 hours ago:
It is a lot more coherent.
- Comment on Ball for a ball 17 hours ago:
Okay, it’s good to have a laugh every once in a while, but I think we’re all able to interpret their message clearly: If you try to steal golf balls, they will remove your testicles. C’mon people, grow up!
- Comment on The moment I was radicalized 17 hours ago:
I will never forget it, nor pilsner beer.
- Comment on The moment I was radicalized 18 hours ago:
I’m glad to know that. Czechia is a great contributor to world culture.
- Comment on The moment I was radicalized 19 hours ago:
I swear to God, if they come for weighted blankets too, there will be blood, and most of it won’t be mine.
- Comment on The moment I was radicalized 19 hours ago:
On a side note, it’s nice to meet a Czech person here. I made the mistake of visiting Prague once, and I’ve been craving knedliky and gulash, fernet stock, and Alphonse Mucha art ever since.
- Comment on GUYS I found Candy Mountain, who wants to go in with me? 20 hours ago:
Follow it with skibidi toilet.
- Comment on GUYS I found Candy Mountain, who wants to go in with me? 20 hours ago:
Fill me with sweet sugary goodness.
- Comment on GUYS I found Candy Mountain, who wants to go in with me? 20 hours ago:
Go inside and find out.
- Comment on GUYS I found Candy Mountain, who wants to go in with me? 20 hours ago:
I’m right here. What do you want?!
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- Comment on I only ordered one because it's "realistic" 5 days ago:
Amen. The truest repairman will repair man.
- Comment on I only ordered one because it's "realistic" 5 days ago:
Right after they started offering espresso and their signature cinnamon biscotti.
- Comment on I only ordered one because it's "realistic" 6 days ago:
At Dildopolis, your privacy is our top concern. All store purchases will show up on your credit card as ABC Dildos, Incorporated.
- Comment on Put him on the cart. 6 days ago:
- Comment on Put him on the cart. 6 days ago:
Shell cases, if that hammer is any indicator.
- Comment on Put him on the cart. 6 days ago:
Everyone who wants a promotion, raise your hand! Keep them up if you believe my story!
- Comment on Put him on the cart. 6 days ago:
Yeah, most lexicons being descriptive rather prescriptive makes etymology one hell of a twisted labyrinth. I agree it’s important for a lot of reasons. The last thing we need right now is a State enforcing some kind of “Newspeak”
- Comment on Believe It Or Not, Black Licorice 1 week ago:
- Comment on Believe It Or Not, Black Licorice 1 week ago:
Thanks for catching this. I went to the Libary to investigate. I believe the meant, “Strawbrerry.”
- Comment on Believe It Or Not, Black Licorice 1 week ago:
Then I guess I’ll see you in hell.
-Circus Peanut enjoyer
- Comment on Hottest Star Trek character? 1 week ago:
Whoa, she was one of the Lucys on the bus in Rat Race. This better not awaken anything in me. Thanks!
- Comment on What would the world look like if every worker got together and Unionized for a universale wage that helps everyone? Instead of one country trying to screw over another? 1 week ago:
Won’t be the worst 'til I get there!
- Comment on Hottest Star Trek character? 1 week ago:
- Comment on What would the world look like if every worker got together and Unionized for a universale wage that helps everyone? Instead of one country trying to screw over another? 1 week ago:
I think it’s actually spelled “天安门广场”
Source: en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Tiananmen
Yes, I am fun at parties, and I will prove it as soon as I get invited to one.
- Comment on Did you know you can track elons jet from mastodon? 1 week ago:
Okay, I’m aware of the irony of what I’m about to say, but please hear me out before getting out the torches and pitchforks. I couldn’t think of an ethical use for private jets, so I asked ChatGPT (Yes, the coal-powered theft engine). It gave the following (unedited):
That’s a great and nuanced question. While private jets are often criticized — and rightly so — for their environmental impact and association with luxury excess, there are some contexts where their use can be argued to be ethically justifiable, especially when alternatives are limited or time-sensitive. Here are a few examples:
1. Medical Emergencies & Humanitarian Aid
- Air ambulances are essentially private jets equipped for rapid medical response. They save lives in time-critical emergencies, transporting organs for transplant or patients who can’t fly commercially.
- In disaster zones, private aviation can be used to bring in aid, doctors, or evacuate people when commercial options are unavailable or too slow.
2. Remote Access for Critical Work
- Some humanitarian workers, scientists, or engineers travel to remote areas with no viable commercial flights. In such cases, private aircraft may be the only way to access those locations efficiently and safely.
- This applies to environmental researchers, doctors serving indigenous communities, or people inspecting infrastructure in inaccessible regions.
3. Time-Critical Leadership Roles
- In rare cases, heads of state, negotiators, or executives overseeing urgent crisis response may use private jets if the time saved could mean large-scale impact (e.g., preventing war escalation, saving a company that employs thousands).
4. Cargo Over Passenger Transport
- Private aircraft aren’t always carrying people — they can also be used for urgent supply deliveries, such as vaccines, scientific samples, or critical parts needed to fix failing infrastructure.
Important Caveat
Even in these ethically defensible uses, there’s room for scrutiny. The key ethical tension lies in necessity vs. convenience — is the jet being used because there’s truly no better option, or just to avoid discomfort?
If you’re thinking of a specific situation, I can help analyze whether it might be ethically justifiable too.
I hate to admit it, but I think it’s correct. The existence of private jets isn’t the problem, they’re just overabundant because they’re not taxed adequately. Having said that, I believe you’re right in that, if a small passenger jet were to crash, it’s more likely to make the world a better place than a worse place.
- Comment on Swapping out red meat and creamy pasta sauce could significantly cut household emissions, Australian research finds 1 week ago:
- Comment on Did you know you can track elons jet from mastodon? 1 week ago:
Yes, those airports need throngs of people to defend those billionaires they can slither away to safety. So many protectors.
- Comment on Did you know you can track elons jet from mastodon? 1 week ago:
Don’t worry. They’re working in it: