CupcakeOfSpice

This looks uncannily like a guy I met in college. I don't know the guy's politics, but that's interesting.

I've got some understanding of Tor. I've built a pwnagotchi in the past and used good ol' aircrack-ng, but always got stuck with a hash I can't crack. From what I've seen wpa2 doesn't go down easily. I have a lot of information, but not much in the way of organizing it usefully, but that's probably a symptom of having too little or too sparse information.

I just went back to Crimew's post and started looking at some of those.

I've been there, though not with the help of AI; just good old fashioned schizophrenia. But like, psychosis is a horrifying state to be in, and if these machines can actually trigger it in otherwise healthy people, yeah, maybe we should put a stop to it maybe? I already wasn't a fan of AI, but this may tip me over into the 'hates AI' club.

Oxygen Not Included has toilets and people shitting the floor if they can't get to one. Abiotic Factor has a pooping mini game you have to play when you use the toilet, which is not super often but more so than I'd like.

Fucking fuck fucking fucker fuck! What is this government's problem with allowing people to live? I guess we're only killing off the non-workers, so only the worthless people, right? Except, y'know, CEOs and landlords who don't work either, but they make plenty of money and don't have to worry about Medicaid. Burn this fucking thing to the ground!

US: constantly threatens to undermine and destroy China Also US: Why would China spy on us??

I think a lot of conservatives have this idea that the state, on average, is corrupt and wicked, and the force acting towards society's betterment is actually the corporations. When I was more in that world, they would talk about the government pushing 'political correctness' and some weak businesses were caving (like when Burger King did that rainbow burger special; that was a big deal to people around me) but brave business leaders who took a stand against this were the ones improving society. But they had a lot of other contradictory beliefs about the state. Like, the Patriot Act is an invasion of privacy, but it stops terrorists and if I have nothing to hide... Or the government is corrupt and evil, but if I vote hard enough maybe that'll fix it. I'm starting to realize the people around me have not incorrect politics, but completely incoherent ones.

Something similar happened to us several years ago and within minutes a tornado for the history books was over us. Where we were at the time we narrowly missed it, but the area it did go for was ravaged.

Is that the shit where they thought they could spontaneously create life e.g. by putting straw in a cellar and miraculously rats will spring from nothing? Or was that the lumeniferous ether or something? My biology class talked about some weird shit in historical theories.

I see the Human Instrumentality Project is coming along nicely.

I tried nepotism and all I got was a once-a-week office-cleaning job where I get $400 that I split with my sibling because my body's too shitty to do the whole thing by myself.