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Cake day: June 3rd, 2023

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  • Sorry, English isn’t my first language, so I’m not sure what you mean with “buy comprehensive”

    It’s a bit hard to describe for me, how I understand it, without just translating it directly ;⁠-⁠)
    (Would be “umfassend” if that helps)

    So, I understood it like extensive, exhaustive

    But I’m not sure how that would translate to my shopping.
    Would I just buy everything I need all at once?
    But what signal would that send?

    I guess, I just don’t understand it correctly.

    Thanks for helping me out here, I’m a bit stuck here…


  • Many people save up for such a major expense, like a car
    So they save up for years, because they really would like to have that one specific car and then some idiot comes around and destroys it, because he doesn’t like the owner of the manufacturer

    And many people bought it while Tesla was pretty much the only decent EV

    and even if the driver could buy the car without selling his kidney, it doesn’t mean, that he has a bunch of cars in his home


  • Yeah, I recently saw a Tesla here with a sticker on its back reading:
    “I bought this before Elon went crazy”

    Those will probably get wildly popular to secure their cars

    And I’m all with you, that destroying people’s property is just a shit move…

    Edit: and forgot to add:
    There are still quite some anti-EV people around, that just seem to hate on EVs in general
    If such a fucker destroys my Renault EV, I’d be more than just pissed







  • No, as there are no leaders

    In a democracy you give your vote and have no say afterwards.
    In an anarchy people need to work out their social rules together.
    There could also be Anarchist societies with a police force, that ensures the basic democratically created roles of that society are followed - like protecting people from just more muscle who want to rape or steal from them.




  • If I remember that correctly, the brain mostly interacts with itself and only a little part is new “outside” information

    The work we experience is just a construct of our brain and it wouldn’t be stable, if it only relied on external stimuli.
    As for example our eyes don’t really take in a full picture, but only small parts, and the brain uses existing models to adapt to the new inputs.

    So we’re mostly living in our heads anyway.

    Edit: but yeah, without any external inputs, I’m not sure what that model could look like and if it would be functional in any way - although functional always is linked with the physical surroundings and if the expectations are met.
    The only thing, I can think of, is basic logic and math, that wouldn’t require external input