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srsly what the fuck
srsly what the fuck
I think they might mean independently 🤷♂️ Otherwise, the answer to your question would be “The United States.”
all of them
That must’ve been tough to do. You have the respect of at least one internet stranger 🫡
Truth Social should be next
This is a brilliant piece
This is one of the reasons I practice atheopaganism. It’s psychologically helpful for me to be tuned to the natural, annual cycle. It gives a rhythm to life that’s separate from the more artificial, civil-labor thing. It also inspires gratitude for some of the little complexities of nature I wouldn’t otherwise notice.
Germany, we’ve been over this.
Looks awesome to me ngl
I read a paper once about how even if someone born blind could suddenly “see,” their brain still wouldn’t know what to do with the information.
The quote is from Liar Liar
Sites that must abuse our boundaries to not collapse, should collapse.
Reddit: “We’re going to make this place about selling you shit.”
The Squatting Redditor: “That’s perfectly fine. Reddit is still the same. It’s still awesome. Right, guys??”
Lemmy tell ya something. Reddit was awesome because it wasn’t a platform geared toward optimizing profit.
I feel like Vivek Ramaswamy bought ancient political data and trained into 2011GPT.
A melting pot is a monocultural metaphor for a heterogeneous society becoming more homogeneous, the different elements “melting together” with a common culture
Yes, as opposed to moving towards a diverse, multicultural, heterogeneous society, isn’t it?
“Melting pot” is a reduction of diversity.
Maybe I should correct my statement to “generally used by conservatives,” instead of saying it’s specifically a conservative term.
The funny thing is that “melting pot” is generally a conservative term, often used to deny the value of diversity.
The cellular-bananular phone changed my life. I still sing it to this day