Admetus
@Admetus@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Truly identical twins as actors would present really interesting opportunities for a stage play 3 days ago:
Linda and Leslie Hamilton, yes
- Comment on You board a train, board a bus, and board a ship, but you don't board a car 4 days ago:
I’m getting because it’s a process in which you need to show a valid ticket of travel (or buy it) while boarding.
- Comment on You can ask any question to the people of year 3000, but can only receive information in the form of a single bit. What's your question? 1 week ago:
0?
- Comment on In a few years, the western liberals who claim to want a world led by countries outside the west are gonna get what they wished for, and realise that means western liberal values lose 1 week ago:
Has anyone used a bidet? Someone in this thread got me curious. Why are they so highly rated?
- Comment on In a few years, the western liberals who claim to want a world led by countries outside the west are gonna get what they wished for, and realise that means western liberal values lose 1 week ago:
I was going to say are you sure you mistyped bidets instead of something else, and then you really rounded it off with bidets.
- Comment on "A hill I'm willing to die on" is a weird phrase for what it means. 1 week ago:
Quite a few idioms like ‘You dodged a bullet’ or ‘I’m laying low.’ have originated from military in general.
- Comment on Surgeons have to have *really* strong stomachs 1 week ago:
That was one of the best I’ve ever read, made me laugh out loud ‘swamps of dagobah’ bahahaha.
- Comment on Sony Patents Buttonless Adaptive Controller With Customizable Layouts 2 weeks ago:
Imagine mashing your thumb against a hard flat surface for two hours. This is only doable if the controller is wrapped in something rubber-like, and some way of providing tactile button press feedback. In my opinion.
- Comment on obesity even kills stars, but the bigger they are, they shine brighter too 3 weeks ago:
I initially thought this meme was like Pacman, the Sun needs more fuel, must gobble gobble
- Comment on lemmy irl 3 weeks ago:
Wouldn’t want the yoghurt to go critical.
- Comment on That's a whole lotta hydrogen! 3 weeks ago:
Hydrogen: ‘Hi there, where’s the nearest star?’
- Comment on If I'm struggling with depression, I get ostracized as a "loser" that haven't accomplished anything but if I die in a tragic accident tonight, I'm a "young man with a bright future ahead" 3 weeks ago:
Wow, showerthought #2
- Comment on Whoever invented the 12-hour clock never doubted that people will always know if it's day or night 4 weeks ago:
Wartime. Don’t know why the hell they didn’t remove it.
- Comment on Oh nooooooo 4 weeks ago:
Why kill spiders? Oh, maybe it’s Australia.
- Comment on I'm brave enough to say it: Linux is good now, and if you want to feel like you actually own your PC, make 2026 the year of Linux on (your) desktop 1 month ago:
When I was chatting to someone about building my ‘mid’ gaming pc, we got chatting about RAM and I said I’ve got 16GB set up. His reaction was ‘only 16 gig?’
Well yeah, my OS is only using 16% of it at startup compared to you know what.
- Comment on Darth Vader was NOT a bad person 1 month ago:
He strove for power and renown. Points 1-3 didn’t trigger him, they were excuses to become the evil he was fated to become.
He had his redemption arc but that was something like when he was in his 40s or 50s and reaching the twilight of his life, and knowing that Luke may well kill and replace him. Seeing Luke sacrifice himself instead, moved what little good (or more accurately, moral principles) was left in Anakin.
In terms of alignment, Anakin was always Lawful Evil imo. My interpretation is that he was swayed by the strength of Luke’s adherence to the light side and his almost complete sacrifice. I don’t think it was really motivated by love.
- Comment on Failure is the best teacher 2 months ago:
I love seeing you pop in with tidbits of Chinese wisdom
- Comment on There are first person shooters and third person shooters, but what about second person shooters? 2 months ago:
Oh that’s actually funnily enough the most applicable 2nd person mechanic.
- Comment on Ya yeet! 2 months ago:
Student in my physics class: ‘How much energy does it take to kill a person?’
‘Ok, assuming falling from 25 meters results in 100% death rate…’
Morbid I know…
- Comment on We live in alien zoo 2 months ago:
What we are witnessing is the near-complete isolation of the soul from the truth of everything. We are at the densest stage of evolution, stuck in material bodies and unable to look beyond them. What we see today is the perfect manifestation of it. We will live and die with so much understanding of it.
- Comment on Stupid sexy raft 2 months ago:
It’s ironic, by trying to get them to hate each other he accidentally became something for all of them to rally against.
Like reverse Stockholm syndrome.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Kanji and Hanzi belong to logograms and are not 100% phonetically indicative.
- Comment on Why did Montreal need to prove that it's a real place? What happened to the people who called it Montimaginary 2 months ago:
This is probably one of the most genuine showerthoughts I’ve seen in a while. (insert meme of man and woman in bed: woman reckons he’s thinking about other women)
- Comment on Taking a photo to remember a moment is actually outsourcing that memory to an image, so your brain does less work and remembers it worse. 2 months ago:
This is actually scientifically proven, you sure you weren’t just recalling a tidbit from the news cycle a while back? Heh.
- Comment on If you're watering a plant, you're giving it water. If you're drinking water to quench your thirst, you're watering yourself. 2 months ago:
I think my 8th grade kids would find this funny while we are learning about cellular respiration.
- Comment on Everyone has died and it is by sleeping 2 months ago:
There is something different on that plane but no, it’s not death. Search ‘astral body’ and go from there. Or read the Tibetan Book of the Dead for a general breakdown of dying.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
While I disagree with identifying the working class with ‘chav’, the origin of the word did start very much in classism and stereotyping (hence my deep disagreement with the term). A pretty good analysis in this article: eathealthy365.com/the-rise-and-fall-of-the-chav-i…
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
The commenter said ‘soaking up benefits’, I don’t think the working class people would be looking like ‘chavs’ because many of them are going to and from work in uniform. Plus, you’re essentially equating all working class people with chavs? So walking into a Tescos, every member of staff is a chav?
- Comment on From what I've seen, public transit is either expensive and terrible or cheap and good. 3 months ago:
Isn’t that how public shared companies supposed to work? /s
- Comment on Thanks, brain 3 months ago:
I only see maths as really examinable, but other forms of knowledge should be garnered from experience, such as using a microscope and identifying cells, etc.