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- Comment on I can't find a single decent bedtime story online. 90% of the articles are AI slop. 21 hours ago:
I’m finding the same results online using the library’s computer
- Comment on jsjsjs 1 day ago:
But not like his organs sadly
- Comment on Ohio 2 days ago:
It’s a state
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- Comment on Hardest piano piece ever. 5 days ago:
My metro gnome has a metro id
- Comment on Lead 1 week ago:
All memorials of conservatives are a type of fountain by way of being gender neutral bathrooms
- Comment on It's not that complicated, guys. 1 week ago:
Somebody needs to give RFK a Red Bull and tell him to try flying
- Comment on YSK the basic techniques for "deprogramming" people who you think are in a cult 1 week ago:
Societal infrastructure and programs for cult-deprogramming would be great. Does anywhere have a successful version of these?
- Comment on The level of discourse in the US right now 1 week ago:
Playing Dungeons and Dragons will make your kid worship Satan.
Being lefthanded will send you to Hell.
Eating a hamburger on certain Fridays will damn you forever.
Asbestos, fossil fuels, and smoking cigarettes are great and everyone should enjoy them.
That type of discourse isn’t new, but it is tiring.
- Comment on Trump ties autism risk to Tylenol as scientists urge caution 1 week ago:
You think he cares about consent?
- Comment on Trump ties autism risk to Tylenol as scientists urge caution 1 week ago:
Donald Triplett, the first person diagnosed with autism, born 1933.
The timeline doesn’t add up for Tylenol to be a determining factor.
Side note: I think it’s odd how all of these years have double digits at the end but that also might just be an autism thing
- Comment on "Pro-life" and "pro-choice" aren't actually opposite positions 1 week ago:
Neither pro-choice nor pro-life but a secret third thing (not forcing the hypothetical potential progeny to become sentient without its prior consent)
- Comment on political debate 2 weeks ago:
I had heard from some family about their coworkers getting fired for that sentiment. I don’t know the exact phrasing of their posts.
- Comment on N. 5 2 weeks ago:
He ate the radioactive Walmart shrimp
- Comment on political debate 2 weeks ago:
Saying “I do not like white supremacists and they are bad people” is enough to get people fired as of late
- Comment on The most devious lick in history 2 weeks ago:
Do they still have to pray facing to where it was or do they have to reorient and face to where NIN have it?
- Comment on Should I _really_ be enjoying myself? 2 weeks ago:
Or a Catholic upbringing
- Comment on xkcd #3143: Question Mark 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Eat me out like i’m the love of your Life 2 weeks ago:
Threadiverse is now big enough to have sex spam bots
- Comment on Tonight on How It's Made 2 weeks ago:
My research shows it’s the Finnish word for “clothes” and either a legitimate alternative spelling or an occasional misspelling of Phuket, Thailand.
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- Comment on Stamets posting about Tardigrades? Groundbreaking 2 weeks ago:
I can’t even survive in my conditions
- Comment on Become who you were meant to be 2 weeks ago:
Thank god, I was terrible at that
- Comment on Worth checking 2 weeks ago:
Me trying to suss out the Amish people on dating apps
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- Comment on Coming out of my depression and starting to exercise again because an evil tool just ate floor 3 weeks ago:
My brain defaulted to reading the post title to the tune of “Mr. Brightside”
- Comment on Clock logic 3 weeks ago:
Keep it simple and just measure in terms of seconds since the Big Bang. The current time is 435,884,579,968,052,736 seconds, easy peasy
- Comment on What if LGBT adopts a white and grey striped flag to replace the rainbow? Then Florida would have to abolish crosswalks entirely. 3 weeks ago:
It’s giving “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas”
- Comment on If autism is a spectrum, does that mean everyone is on the spectrum? 3 weeks ago:
As I understand it, no. An autism diagnosis is only given if certain criteria are met.
Imagine a swimming pool. There are people swimming in the shallow water, there are people swimming in the medium depth water, and there are people swimming in the deep end of the pool. These can represent the 3 levels of intensity that autism diagnoses are broken down into. However, there are also people outside of the water sunbathing in the pool’s beach chairs. These can represent the allistic (non-autistic) individuals. They are still at the pool but they are not in the water at any depth.
(Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor)