ASeriesOfPoorChoices @ ASeriesOfPoorChoices @lemmy.world

When faced with a series of unfortunate events, I make a series of poor cho

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Have you ever actually seen star trek?

it isn't a placebo.

Betty White had a dark past we never talk about.

Except it's not even a borrowed word. It's still a Spanish word. nope, I was wrong.

Telegram channels. Classy. That's where you go for russian scammers, sovcits, anti-vaxxers and then rest of the gullible sheep.

They say it's detectable all the time, though!

This isn't a random, one-off comment - in every series, it's mentioned over and over again how much better non-replicated food is. And getting better/ upgraded food patterns, and so on and so forth.

Hell, it even took Picard a while to get his tea made right.

Now that said, it's mostly a software issue, not a hardware issue.

But it isn't a placebo.

Or, you could read what I wrote, instead of what you think I wrote.

Wait until he discovers that things that are further away look smaller. The expression as his mind is blown will be amazing.

But the body on right is so much bigger, and takes up so much wasted space!

The smaller body on the left is more fuel efficient too.

Plus, body shaming when you're ugly and useless like that is okay.

...yes?

Like a Jolly Rancher, of course.

Well, basically you have 3 types of people. Humans. Painted humans, and humans with prosthetic foreheads on their real heads.

Then you have SFX aka gods.

It's said over and and over again how much better real food is compared to replicated food.

Things still have value, but it's all "luxury"; that is, there's no needs that are not being met.

I only say this to emphasise that replicators didn't fix or replace everything.

Depends on the country. In some, it's a 3 year (standard) university degree.

Welcome to Lemmy. Enjoy your stay. 🤷

I am appalled that people continue to not make headline (heh) puns about hairstyle issues at Barber Hill High School.

Hi! Welcome to English 101.

Today, you get to learn that the phrase "selling" here means "recommending".

It has nothing to do with literal transaction of goods or services for money. Instead, it is based on the concept of "salesmanship", or convincing someone of the value of something - be it an idea or product. Recommending something is a method of selling it.

"ARGH!"

🤣🤡

Go play with a closed source AI.

Why would I care?

But to answer your question, the word you're looking for is "import".

No-one wants to make (classic) Gorn again, I think.