It’s 1am, and I’m seriously considering making this for breakfast now. It’s worth breaking some breakfast food conventions for this
Yes. I was thinking the same thing. It will play into the narrative of their beliefs. Religions will be weighing which side they were sent from. God or the Devil. And they will make attributions based on their biases, and religions will disagree and conflict with one another because of it
Exactly this! Especially if our interactions with ETs are infrequent. We won’t know how to cope with the reality of it. If people can argue the earth is flat, they can argue every bit of evidence is fake. Unless we are all interacting with them on a daily basis.
Thanks for kicking off the forum for us. I’m looking forward to being a part of it.
I joined Lemmy because I recognized that the policies on Reddit were exacerbating existing issues. Just like on Reddit, I wasn't fond of seeing Twitter and Facebook reposts. However, for the record, I believe it's acceptable if someone shares them selectively and with a purpose.
I'm mostly excited to see how we can all contribute to building a fresh and unique experience here.
I’d be happy if the bot reposts were over with
I think the covens will be even more at home here! Your fellow warlocks are celebrating you.
Only the peel says it’s going to kill you, so as long as you don’t eat that your fine!
It’s like not eating the last bite of the broodwich.
Remember before 9/11 when you could meet your loved ones at the gate. Remember when TSA hardly existed.
Come on Redditors why blow it out your rears here, when you can release your fears, and hold a shit for 3 solid days no problem.
And for those thinking, r/whatfontisthis , I don’t know I just used it. I don’t care. Im free!!! Im free! We’re freeeee
How:
They starting intermittent fasting on a 16/8-7 and ate red meat this week.
Incoming Redditors: you’ll understand soon why this is ground breaking.
When utilizing the "support Lemmy" drop-down menu of a specific instance, it directs users to the Lemmy project home page (https://join-lemmy.org). Is this considered to “cover all the bases” where support is needed?
I'm curious to hear from longstanding Lemmy users and admins if they have any input.
In the event that Lemmy attracts a significant number of users, I want to identify individuals or instances that may require assistance but lack a clear avenue for financial support.
For example, I have no doubt, third-party app developers may offer tip jars or subscriptions, alternative means of support. But there may be some contributors who could use support to carry the load of all of us users.
Thanks for your thoughts.
U/darkdemon42 Architect of r/evilgenius vents when admins coerce him into reopening the sub.
“Imagine a billionaire asked you to build the new swimming pool in his summer house. He promised that you if you did a really good job, he’d let you swim in it for free. That’s sounds like a great deal, only you have no idea how to build a swimming pool. So you spend years figuring it out. You learn what you can, and get tradies in to fill in the gaps. Then, after nine long years of work the homeowner comes to you and says that he’s actually going to sell the summer house, and that deal where you can use the pool? Yeah not any more. But the new owners might let you look at it! Through the fence. Oh and also he doesn’t like the tradies, so they’re going to need to go. But it’s alright, because his trust fund nepo kid is going to help instead.
You can either take it with a shit eating grin and get it finished, or you can say “fuck you”, and punch a hole in the wall of the pool, preventing the arsehole from profting off all your work. Which would you choose?”