Oh, you think seeders are your ally, but you merely adopted piracy as an adult. I was born in it, moulded by it. I didn’t pay for anything until I was already a man; by then, it was nothing to me but expensive.
The peers betray you, because they belong to me. I will show you my torrent collection, whilst preparing to show you my ratio. Then I will set my upload speed limit to 0.
The clear plastic tubing was packaged in a roll, to be cut at whatever length the ant farmer wanted, so it was long enough to do standing up.
He didn’t get naked, just put his hand down his pants. It was evident that he placed it either on his butthole, or up it, based on the effort he was taking.
Back when I was maybe seven years old I went to this kids birthday party. I got him an ant farm with tubes.
Later on when all the kids were playing together in his room without adults, he pulled the roll of clear plastic tubing out of ant farm box, he shoved one end up his ass and then started sucking on the other end.
It’s nice to know that he is still alive and tweeting.
It was a game for PC around the year 2000, I don’t even know the name of it. I’ve been searching for it for years. It’s a point and click adventure game.
The premise is your spaceship breaks down on an alien planet. If you try to repair the ship immediately a giant alien spider will come and kill you.
After searching for a while you end up making friends with one of the aliens and sneak around one of the villages looking for parts.
I never made it past that point.
I highly doubt anyone will know what this is, I’ve tried multiple times on that reddit sub for games people can’t remember.
One of the first things you’re taught to understand when interpreting data is that you have a bias. It is impossible not to have a bias.
Take for example: 1+1=2. Is it an extremely simple equation, or a decades long mathematical pursuit to establish certainty?
Our bias tells us we can confidently assert such simple statements, but the truth is, unless we spend an agonising length of time understanding the most insignificant and asinine facts, we NEED biases to understand the world.
The point of understanding we have biases is to think more critically about which ones are most obviously wrong.
Minor correction, the Wikipedia article says it is alternatively expressed as - meaning that the expanded definiton which is “Everybody in the world who knows about The Game is playing The Game”, implies the first definition is that you have to know before you play.
Suicide by point blank RPG. Sensational
How did they win exactly? By not playing?
Rule 1 is: you are now playing the game.
You cannot win if you don’t start playing.
You cannot win the game though.
Also I lost last week so I’m not salty.
Philosophically, yes.
Epistemologically, no.
The presupposition that ethics are founded on a principle of intellectual superiority is not generally accepted.
Though, not too long ago it was. We regard people with those beliefs as racist or sexist these days.
I think it is more commonly accepted that their reduced intelligence facilitates less awareness, therefore, less suffering.
Suffering is the metric we’re truly evaluating here, which is why Foie Gras is illegal in multiple countries, even though ducks can be butchered and sold legally.
But if Foie Gras is immoral, then when does exploitation become moral? What is the condition where exploitation becomes ethical? How can you grade suffering? Is it intuitive? Is it just arbitrary?
Personally, I think any exploitation is immoral, so I don’t eat animal products.
“How are you?”
“What is wrong with you?”
Are you sure it will fit?"
Me, even degenerateier: youshouldhaveinvitedmesoshecouldhavetwohundredandeightlol
Me, an intellectual: Btwohundredandsix
I think he looks more like Pink Guy than Frank
I thought your post was funny, they should have kept it up. It says from my notifications that you have a community ban.
In any case, its a sign this place is too much like reddit, as you said. Mods on a power trip can’t stand people using the community for its intended purpose.
Jesus is a CHRISTIAN.
It’s in the name CHRIST!