The Antichrist is coming.
The Antichrist is coming.
I know this form of opression of critical thinking. Attending to your messages I’m Russian, a Muscovite (had to google it), communist, and working for Putin. Magical logic. I’m out of here before they ban me, don’t worry.
Nice logic there. Is this the same logic you used to campaign for the Democratic party? It’s not a secret It didn’t work.
I don’t know. It’s other people, those implying a crime, you should be questioning this.
Nobody said it’s a natural cause of death. Why’s not likely? The guy wasn’t having the time of his live, at all.
I know here is the place where we happily fall for these clickbaits. Sure, a lot of Russians weren’t hot about the idea of invading Ukraine, but also everyone dies somehow. Just to be clear, the content of the article doesn’t suggest what everyone is suggesting here. Or what? Are people supposed to be immortal as long as they criticize Putin?
I wonder why Jesus used the hair split in the middle. How’s that called in English? Is it a symbol of his views of the world compared to the fascist views of his father? Yahve must use the big sweep across.
It’s maybe stupid for you, but clearly not for everyone. For example, an AI could create the History of a planet that we do not know it even exists; meanwhile, I won’t call stupid those people interested in reading that, but currently I’ll read the History of this planet written by humans, if asked. In a nutshell, my point is there is value either way, but poems written by machines? I will leave those to scientists and scholars, at least for now.
Americans are weird. Four years ago, Trump lost the election and he was dumped from Twitter in a heartbeat. Enters Musk and buys Twitter, baptizes it as X. Somehow, Musk achieved the unachievable. No, he didn’t make Twitter profitable, he makes it even shittier. Trump gets back to X. Presidential elections happen. Trump wins in a landslide. Bluesky arises. Now Democrats have their own social media club and Republicans, conservative minds, stay in X. Really, if the USA won’t change their electoral system it could separate into two or three different countries at this point.
Except, for now, they will unite against Mexico, Iran and China.
How do you people propose to call them? Expansionists? Colonialists? Genocidists?
I hope some of them come to the Fediverse. It’s nice that only the curious ones will come.
Both of my cats are not assholes. I swear they are not forcing me to write this.
And this is only to begin with.
You are kidding me, right? The video was uploaded by a pro-Ukraine influencer in X of all places. Newsweek reports it and suddenly it’s taken in this community as the truth? I’m not saying it’s fake either. Just saying, it’s easy for someone in Ukraine to look like a Russian soldier making up some story about how stupid North Korean soldiers are in the front.
And even if the guy was a Russian soldier, under torture anyone would say anything, even something as lousy as “NK soldiers can’t comprehend left and right”.
It also sounds like “malo” in Spanish which means “bad”.
Not an audiophile spotted!
They should ask ChatGPT hoe to make OpenAI profitable. I’m sure the answer will make them take off.
For this, some people proposed to move the community from one instance to another. Now, it seems to me like the incentive to comment on instances ideologically biased for people who cares about the voting system is basically to troll the opposing instance. Which leads to this petty battle that I will ignore from now on.
EDIT: It’s also interesting to note that lemmy.ml is not like any other instance. In fact, it would be beneficial to not have big communities here. My account is here because it’s an old account, but lemmy.ml should be more like a “testing” instance, and they probably shouldn’t be signing up more people. The admins and devs acknowledge this from time to time. So, I guess everyone wins with this.
You can try again. Take all the attempts you need.
Yeah. I think that’s the appeal. You could just shout things and hope others would follow until a part of the auditorium would turn their heads to you. So, if someone shouted “it’s an Earthquake!”, and people nearby felt it and tweeted, implying it was true, everyone in the auditorium would know about it. Of course, other types of messages were send in Twitter, but most importantly, actors and robots started to use Twitter to plainly shout lies and noise.