

Yes but no. Motives matter.


Yes but no. Motives matter.


Didn’t Americans really say no expensive gas?
Sometimes I say things that people misinterpret as me knowing very much. It’s always so damn frustrating.


The media is paid to ignore it. And people are too numb to react. Everyone is desensitized to everything that would have enraged them had it been announced all of a sudden. It’s like that poison conditioning. Taking little amounts of poison each time, with apparently no effect. But it’s destroying us on the inside.


I swear, the drama with these two!
Biological warfare


So like Russia and Assad?
I hopped mainly among a few. Then it was Debian for a long time. Then hopped again for no particular reason. My Mint kernel panicked once a few weeks ago, so I might hop again.
Lately I’ve been getting marketing calls with recorded messages.
And it’s absurd to even wish I didn’t need to have a phone.
A few years ago, I was with a few friends when we saw a cat with similar color pattern as the cutie here. I said look how beautiful it is, and they looked at me weird. I had forgotten about that.
“Ironically,” it’s a picture I used as a profile pic on my real life accounts.
I shouldn’t even be around.
I don’t know which is worse: that there is no sense of self anymore, or that I have to put on masks to pretend there is.


I can’t relate to either. It is not very good. Not all on me though, I hope.


For a people who yell “family values,” they sure are into other people’s genitals.


Oh, that’s a good one. I’m very far from being tech savvy myself, so I gradually tried to remind myself people can not care enough about this stuff to learn even some basic terminology or have other, more urgent concerns. A lot of the service industry depends on this kind of unfamiliarity, I guess.


Have you ever heard something like saying “His Windows is Linux”?
An upgrade to having never heard of Linux but also a downgrade somehow


I appreciate it.


Thanks. I wish someone had put it like that sooner xD


It was “complicated”
I’d say they do matter in any context. But it depends whose point of view we take.
It matters if something happens with your conscious decision or just as a side effect. It’s a matter of moral agency.
It’s like that Michael Scott meme where his manager is shaking his hand.