simply press B to dodge roll
the bok choy I get from kroger is way too large and sinewy and takes like an hour to cook all its water out even if I chop it up pretty small. why would the bourgeoisie do this? is this hamburgoid policy that all produce items must be made as large as possible?
The LA times ran this profile of him not long ago: https://www.latimes.com/la-influential/story/2024-06-30/palmer-luckey-anduril
Anduril means “flame of the west” btw it’s not exactly subtle
Their business model differs from most defense giants because they develop the “product” (mass murder machine) first before selling it to the government, all the others do it on contract according to requirements. So it makes sense they would do ads like this I guess.
I had one of their recruiters reach out to me on linkedin recently and was like heeeeellllllll no.
It is funny to think about the actual labor that goes into this stuff. Like do you think bruce wayne spent a month hanging off the bridge support painting his symbol in some kind of water-resistant flammable chemical? No, it must have been his invisible art department.
You’re unlikely to get Chinese citizenship but you can definitely immigrate to HK or Taiwan and then hopefully survive whatever process fully integrates them into the Chinese mainland
I go to the same gym as a boomer orthopod with cave troll body physiognomy and definitely understand the sort of mind that would create this
I’m trying not to be like those “China is collapsing” people but for israel so call me when it happens I guess
The Jakarta Method and If We Burn managed to balance event recitation & analysis fairly well. They both probably trace the outer limit of how many discrete events can be covered & analyzed in a single book - fewer than 10 I’d say, obviously with all of them having a series of important sub-events. Also emphasizing the salient features of each event to differentiate them in the mind.
It’s a good book but suffers from the same problem as Late Victorian Holocausts which is that the endless parade of horrors that all so resemble each other compact into a vague unspecific “they did bad things” impression. Unfortunate that our brains cannot actually handle all the discrete events, each one which shattered the worlds and permanently ended or changed the course of dozens of lives, but it is what it is.
Watching the video we have bernie outline his position which is that:
I guess it’s great that he hasn’t changed in the past four years but man I have.
The true test of these things is whether someone who didn’t create it can use it. It’s easy to use these things if you know what it’s actually doing all the way down the stack.
yeah the accusations that we were born after 9/11 just do not hit, all reddit-styled forums (especially the fediverse) are skewed toward olds
flexing on virgin philospher nerds by simply walking across a room
both kneel before me who has never watched a mr beast video nor had him occur in my thoughts independently of being talked about here
Honestly first-worlders who gripe about carbon footprints being bullshit can be easily dismissed as idiots who don’t grasp the scale of the problem. Their personal lifestyle will have to change massively. A single cross-country flight emits more carbon than citizens of some poor countries emit in an entire year.
good, fewer first worlders is probably the best thing possible for the climate
Hilarious. Reminds me of the total lack of bodily coordination among the January 6th participants who tried to scale the wall. Exercise is important not just for fitness! Basic coordination, balance, and ability to assess whether something is within your physical capabilities are all skills that atrophy without use. Just knowing how to move is a skill that a surprising number of adults do not have.
fantastic, if I had any artistic talent whatsoever I would do a rough animation of this
now read about Bacon’s rebellion in Settlers
Why would she. Buy this instead of a good American vegetable like iceberg lettuce