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letslearntogether
9 months ago
I care about people, though I cast out any destructive spirits that motivate them. Even the turning of the wheel of samsara is sustained by the three poisons of ignorance, greed, and hatred...all of which are transformed by cultivating wisdom, generosity, and kindness. Thus, our existence is purposeful: to become like Christ.
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eastathenaeum
9 months ago
I seldom agree with your conclusions, but I like how well thought out they are. Too many others like going online just to foam at the mouth and post over-simplified rage bait memes about it. It's refreshing to see someone capable of critical thinking, so keep writing.
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daliwali
9 months ago
@eastathenaeum thanks, ppl should be more civil in public. i state from the outset that my goal is not to convince anyone, but to share my worldview, and i also want to learn what others think.
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letslearntogether
9 months ago
"Not quite content with leaving their own home in ruins, the space monke attempt to colonise a planet symbolic of war..." At that point, I turned off Animal Planet and thought, "If it will redirect military spending into terraforming research that could be adapted towards ecological restoration, then maybe there is a silver lining there?"
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letslearntogether
9 months ago
To be honest, I'd rather not have a Star Wars program preamble to another Cold War...*sigh* Well, at least there are no Martian societies to raid for slaves...As always, interesting document ΩΩΩΩΩΩ.
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letslearntogether
9 months ago
...I know this underwater, but my first thought was Cydonia...Just trying to interpret why the death chime sounded.
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daliwali
9 months ago
your interpretation is as valid as mine, i took the same approach of just receiving signals from my brain. my take is that we go alone on a dangerous and risky path just for some symbolic achievement, after which only death (optionally rebirth) proceeds.
psychicnewborn
9 months ago
cydonia because its orange and there are cnidarians which kinda sounds like cydonia
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I feel particularly called out by the coonfiger image on your "Modern Software Sucks" article.
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daliwali
9 months ago
once you get foot pedals to control the KVM switch for your Beowulf cluster, it's ogre...
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omnipresence
9 months ago
One must experience the bliss of changing workspaces with one of those logitech shift knobs.
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letslearntogether
9 months ago
While a picture may be worth a thousand words, "ease of use" β "usefulness".
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i like your library... based and brain-pilled. thoughts on calhoun's "mouse utopia"?
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lionbunni
9 months ago
Haha, thank you! Calhoun's study is unnerving to say the least, but overpopulation in nature is typically regulated by factors like resource scarcity, disease, etc. Which were mostly controlled for in the experiment. The closest human comparison was Kowloon, which had a high population density and infant mortality rate, but people could leave the city and demographic reports are questionable. Avoid Calhoun's Utopia!
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impressed by your website, those interactable 3d models are insane.
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post more takes buddy boyo... i am curious how much more aligns with my own worldview
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Upon turning around it seems like the eyes are more focused on the door rather than the viewer. Perhaps I'm overthinking it, but it adds an interesting layer to the piece ... thank you for your art
good call-out, i had originally intended for the eyes to track the camera but then you would never be able to see around the eye.