Pranking is not a good word for murder but “lacing random things so unexpected strangers get dosed” is such a delusional action its hard to describe.
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Cool but flawed website.
Earlier times dont include myths that are on later years.
There is no overlap in myths between 1990 and 1970-80 but there is with the myths of the 60s, so we stopped teaching it for 20 years and then went back to it?
“Sugar causes hyperactivity in children” is mentioned to have been corrected around 1995 but stops making the list from 1980 onward. I have heard it after 95 but not from school.
I wanna recommend it to others but i cant in this state.
In my experience, as a gift, cute animal plushies make people way happier then a fancy flower bouquet.
This was so normal that the knights almost anticipated being able to survive.
This massively backfired in for example the battle of the golden spurs between the french heavy cavalry and (now Belgium) peasants.
The French thought they where going to have an easy win, when this turned out not to be, many french knights trow their sword away to surrender, expecting etiquette where the farmers imprison them for ransom.
The farmers though had no intention to respecting this and the knights where promptly killed sending a clear message to french rule.
True, this is also why Minecraft creepers, which are inspired by aliens, run away from cats.
Its a good thing drugs are too expensive to use for such pranks i guess.
webghost0101@sopuli.xyzto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•If sexuality is a spectrum, does that mean one person is the gayest?9·18 hours agoScientifically speaking no, just like 2 objects can have the exact same color multiple people can all be on the end of this spectrum.
Til autism was once understood as being the same as schizophrenia.
Quite interesting how the concept of neurodivergence is almost doing the opposite with respect to individuals who overlap on multiple neurological labels. Except it celebrates the individual uniqueness of their mind, needs, strenghts and challenges rather then generalising to find the one pill to sell to all.
webghost0101@sopuli.xyzto Steam Deck@sopuli.xyz•Steam Deck LCD 256GB on sale for 20% off ($400 -> $320)18·21 hours agoFYI lemm.ee doesnt exist anymore but maybe @Railcar8095@lemmy.world is the same person?
My dude Railcar, we are all waiting for your reaction on the price of the steam deck over here.
webghost0101@sopuli.xyzto TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Joseph Sisko has a sad10·1 day agoIts almost certainly something like this, i bet its actually all coming from replicator allowance.
In voyager, Harry Kim mentioned saving up replicator rations to replicate a clarinet. I assume the same can be done for any hobby.
Nothing would stop anyone from slowly replicating an entire kitchen (except maybe physical space constraints), then replicating basic ingredients to cook everything else, possibly even saving rations that would go to complex dishes in the long term.
webghost0101@sopuli.xyzto Progressive Politics@lemmy.world•How the billionaire class and wealthy landlords are conspiring against Zohran Mamdani40·1 day agoThats how you know that it really all just is a game for them.
They don’t care about spending the money as long as they feel like they are winning.
Half truth make the best lies, US intelligence can tell you all about it but they won’t.
webghost0101@sopuli.xyzto Technology@beehaw.org•The new iPhone is an emblem of our miserable minimalist era15·2 days agoSocial media is a big part of the problem but still a symptom of the same systemic issues that phones are a symptom off.
Modern Phones are pocket-sized personal computers that are heavily restricted in what users can do, heavily tailored to what consumption our corporate overlords want to maintain (social media being an example, predatory games another).
Just like social media (facebook) is near impossible to avoid because all your local businesses don’t have a website and only inform and communicate trough a social media page (thanks my partner still has an account) you cannot simply not own a phone because scanning qr codes is now often a required part of participating in society, often unexpectedly.
webghost0101@sopuli.xyzto Hardware@lemmy.world•Microsoft insists Copilot+ PCs are 'empowering the future'English12·2 days agoCopilot is by far the worst llm type software i have ever used.
Even there big selling feature of being integrated into office apps is a joke.
Claude code does a vastly better job at knowing what a .txt file is, can generate and editing office files from the commandline. Claude put zero effort into making Microsoft software compatible, it just is as a natural consequence of being less incompetent.
Ignoring the funny, here is my interpretation to 6 meetings in 24 hours for executive elites.
For a corporate drone this would be a hell of day for others:
Wake up like everyone else
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first 2 meetings are short 15 minutes things and there only contribution is being present.
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1 of them is boring and goes on longer but they have to leave early to catch the next meeting.
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the next meeting is a 2h lunch meeting in a super fancy restaurant where each party tries to get the other agree on an unbalanced deal.
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1 actual long boring meeting in the afternoon where actual work is done.
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final meeting with close allies over fancy dinner, mostly recalling relevant things that happend today.
End of the workday like everyone else.
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webghost0101@sopuli.xyzto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Selhosted Spotify Alternative for Closed Social Network?English1·2 days agoNavidrome is planning on multi user ability, some parts of it already implemented.
But spinning a navidrone service up is so easy (proxmox helper script ftw) you can just spin up multiple side by side with some shared and some private libraries.
One does not simply “invent” the restrictions of reality.
Either extra dimensions exist and always have or they don’t
webghost0101@sopuli.xyzto Technology@lemmy.world•Pope Leo XIV dislikes AI, won’t authorise creation of AI Pope—"If we automate the whole world and only a few people have the means with which to more than just survive"~ there’s a big problemEnglish22·3 days agoWe (i) don’t actually know the rules for priests, just that its the origins for how it works for medical personnel.
This 100% feels very dangerous, psychiatrists provide a huge service to the public interests, you are advocating to undermine it with no nuance to individual cases.
Take for example. Someone with guilt and is contemplating to go to authorities themselves. The source material poop provided even starts with specifying refusal to consent as a possible requirement.
Good thing the job of psychiatrists has a high bar of required study and expertise.
Priest sadly not as much.
Did a little digging and apparently the name was coined in 1910-1911 as a symptom of schizophrenia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_autism