I ha no symptoms apart from dizziness and weird throbbing feeling in my skull and neck.

I have these right now.for.the first time in a long time, but so far test is neg.

Only depends if you like what you do and how personally involved you get with jobs.

All it did was make their face green. 1/5

It becomes an accident or suicide. Like with Russian windows and Epstein’s cell.

The way he’s talking, it sounds like he doesn’t know it’s a puppet.

I thought it was for people that flip off horses for no reason, they just don’t like 'em.

Well, yeah. Here’s how a libertarian view can be summised…

Gay marriage is illegal. I think the concept of marriage is pointless and disagree with it. Opportunity to vote for gay marriage comes along, obviously vote yes, nothing to think about there. Nothing about it takes liberties off anyone, it just gives them to people, regardless of whether I align or even agree with them or not, it’s about them and not me. Making it about me and taking actions against liberties is obviously anti-liberal. That can only be achieved with poor empathy skills.

So then how would a conservative handle that same scenario, hm? Well for starters they’d hate me and the gays for “desecrating” their weird little religious legal love contract ceremonies that are entirely detached from love…

Because it’s a bit of an echo chamber and people get too involved in stuff with anonymity. You will find this sort of social behaviour all over the internet and from any “camp”. It’s just bad people.

Having not even ridden horses or been around them, do they genuinely have a happy personality? Or is it something you have to work on, and then they like to be ridden and like spending time with their familiar human companion?

Just curious, since I’ll gladly handle snakes, swim in shark areas, or deal with an aggressive dog that’ll definitely bite me—I know all about these animals, so it’s not scary. But horses have always been scary because I just don’t know. The idea of walking behind one or being near one is unsettling. They’re huge.

In my experience, not at all. But sometimes they help with creativity when you hit a wall or challenge you can’t resolve.

They have been trained off internet examples where everyone has a different style/method of coding, like writing style. It’s all very messy and very unreliable. It will be years for LLMs to code “good” and will require a lot of training that isn’t scraping.

Yeah, it comes a lot from non-Americans on here, then the Americans get upset. The truth is, the Republican party is way further right that most right-wing parties across other western nations. The Democratic is centrist, though has only recently steered away from being a ight-wing party themselves, again, compared to other countries.

The NY Times does a summary of it using data from the Manifesto Project. So, when that’s your environment for the last few decades, it’s hard to notice that a “centrist” from other countries is very likely to share the same and more left ideals than much of the US left-wing.

And the use of the spectrum by Americans is insane as well. It’s so misunderstood and emotional more than anything else. The major criticisms of the left-right spectrum are exactly what Americans do with it and what we’re seeing in comments here. The lines are drawn, the sides are made, they don’t necessarily watch the media, but all of their political consumption is shaped by it and it trickles into their views without realising or intending. This leads to them using the wrong terms for things, explaining traditionally right-wing ideals as if they’re left, and no understanding that a person—and most people—hold both left and right ideas on things. You could package up something right or left with an opposing label on it, and so many would eat it up, because “That’s what I am.” It seems so clear from outside the bubble, but not in there. In there it’s its own beast.

They should be pissed that they’ve come to behave like this, but they don’t realise.

Don’t know why it’s being downvoted

A lot of it comes from experiences they’ve had.

Another week, another demand for ceasefire.

The rhetoric needs to switch to “Superpowers continue to fail at any influence over ceasefire.”

Nothing’s surprising anymore.

Ooo, yup. That’s a beauty 👍

Never heard of them tbh

I’m a big wilderness freak, so this photo makes me sad, almost angry. But at the same time I awe at nature remaining the dominant focus. It’s excellent juxtaposition of natural beauty dominated by ugly industrialisation, with really good framing setting that off.

Great job 👍

Probably. But the article is clear that the loss of Phoenix as an actor is not the issue.

Fun games. Loveable characters. A flambuent torturer hosting Wheel of Tortune.