“we are here today doing what we do because boredom has guided us toward greater and greater challenges and bigger and more complex brains”

i’m no evolutionary psychologist, but come on… humans evolved bigger brains because we were bored? and yet no other species in the history of the planet has been “bored” enough to evolve intelligence?

i mean i 100% agree, but if the choice is between biden and trump…

granted, i would vote for a moldy discarded scone from starbucks in the trash rather than trump

“should black people be allowed to vote?”

“yes, anyone who is a legal citizen and eligible to vote should be allowed to vote”

“WOKE COMMUNIST AI!!!”

how would they offer to “lend” a game on PC?

everyone would be in better shape health-wise.

but also billionaires would lose money, which is why it’ll never happen as things are now

rich corrupt fascligarchs couldn’t care less about your kids’ education, let alone "too much screen time. they need manual laborers from the peasant class, they don’t need a generation of educated adults who have the capacity to form their own opinions regardless of what they’re told to believe

so the answer is simple: label access to information as evil, and then eliminate said access

while your productivity is more important to the owner class than your well being (which dead last on their list of priorities), it still isn’t as important as your obedience and abject submissiveness. they just don’t care if you would do better work if there were less of it. they’d rather you be too stressed and exhausted to think about pursuing other jobs, let alone have any time for it

and the further south you go, the worse people drive. by the time you get to miami, it’s almost like lanes don’t even exist

i got the poor people’s package a long time ago and as someone who loves my beer, i didn’t buy a single drop at epcot because it was like $10 for 8oz–and that was well over 15 years ago

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQMS2SH1

dump a scoop or two straight into your mouth and chase it with a full bottle of water. avoid the gatorade bullshit

who would have ever guessed that president grab’em by the pussy rapes underaged girls…

so…a dollar?

i mean it’s not alabama or mississippi?

but yea. truly a vile cesspool armpit of a state that has nothing to offer that can’t be gotten in a not-shithole state

the cons of living in florida vastly outweigh the pros. it’s a miserable shithole state full of elderly rich republicans and mosquitoes. i don’t know if there’s any amount of money you could pay me to live there again. if you’re loaded enough to blow a few grand to take your kids to disney, go ahead, but you’ll be happy to gtfo afterwards

but I don’t see reasons to be confident about that.

you have to adopt the mindset that makes the most sense to you, of course

i don’t get what your argument is. that we don’t objectively know who the people above elon musk are, so therefore they must not exist?

what DOES that say about the state of things? you tell me

when a country votes for the “grab’em by the pussy” candidate TWICE, then reality is a parody of itself now . we’ve come full circle.

it doesn’t make anything better if you consider the “they obviously cheated” angle, because literally no one did literally anything to stop it

desire or ability to control people’s lives

no. the desire is there. and in some cases the ability too.

but they are still muppets, controlled by people more powerful than they are. the fact that elon musk, the “richest man in the world” doesn’t get everything he wants should tell you something.

you need to change your mindset away from thinking people like elon musk are the top of the food chain. he’s fucking not.

money and power are intimately connected, but they are not the same thing

While raising their children, Bill Sr. and Mary instilled in them a strong work ethic, the importance of community and the significance of helping others.
https://people.com/all-about-bill-gates-parents-8624696

that could all be a lie of course, who knows…

yes, bill gates’s parents were loaded. i’m talking about families that have been too wealthy to measure for many many generations, since banking was invented