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"arousal" and "repression" are two separate dials

People hope for Minoan fashion to make a comeback.

It won't happen until people stop acting weird when they see boobs.

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maybe there is a Lacedaemonian element of adjusting to straitened thermohydrological circumstances, and also the effect of showering in cool water after you work out being more pleasant, but it seems that the tropical nature of the electric power shower is shown by how, as we move into the Summer, the temperature of the cold water input has gone from being unpleasantly cold to warm enough that the pressure/temperature trade-off dial is staying in zones that would have been nasty in April

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i love weddell sealsssss

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god there's no end to it. it's eight fucking minutes long and my earbuds are out of power.

hate this one. afro-anhedonia. something very grim about it, the very low range in the melody and the starkness of the beat, and the developmental bridge being a big grey echoey mess makes me think about resigned black slaves. low energy!

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hate this one. afro-anhedonia. something very grim about it, the very low range in the melody and the starkness of the beat, and the developmental bridge being a big grey echoey mess makes me think about resigned black slaves. low energy!

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we don't have power looms in Lancashire anymore. if you think about it, they did win. they won everything they wanted.

You can't argue against a technology. No one has ever, ever, in the history of humanity, argued a technology out of existence. The closest we've come are nukes and human genetic engineering. Nukes exist and multiple countries have massive arsenals of them, but we've agreed not to use them because it would mean humanity's utter destruction. Human genetic engineering cuts right to the heart of a bunch of ethical questions about health, equality, identity, and so on, and also up until very recently genetic engineering has been a long and extremely expensive process. We'll see how long human genetic engineering remains taboo now that it's getting cheaper and easier. But these are absolute outliers. In the vast, vast majority of cases, I mean literally in virtually every single case, when people fight a new technology—for any reason—they loose.

There is no tenable "anti-AI art" position, just like there was never a tenable anti-loom position, or anti-railroad position, or anti-horseless carriage position. These things were doomed to fail absolutely from day one, as soon as the technology existed, and anti-AI art is doomed to fail just as utterly and completely. There is just no path here, if this is what you've hitched your wagon to I really do not know what to tell you.

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i pray you do not forget tony blair and alastair campbell when you come into your kingdom

I need to make, I don't know, a video essay or something. To make the point to normies that like, George Bush and a bunch of other mainstream political figures in recent US history have been war criminals, no, not like in some radical left wing activist speak way like just in a centrist liberal I think the UN charter means something straight up these guys are literally actual war criminals, no, I know, everyone calls everyone war criminals and fascists these days I get it I get it your least favorite politician is like hitler but no not like that like literally, these guys are literally war criminals who committed war crimes in a literal, actual, they actually did it not a theoretical what if it happened here it could happen here way no not like that, like, just regular, actually, just straight up, I cannot express to you how moderate and not radical and just straight up literal regular this opinion is way, war criminals who did actual specific major war crimes that killed a bunch of people and they should probably be in prison, really, really I promise, these guys should be actually in prison probably

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what the hell, it's /pɹuː/

don't know how to pronounce annie proulx's name and it's too late to ask now, also i just called her the bareback mountain lady

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don't know how to pronounce annie proulx's name and it's too late to ask now, also i just called her the bareback mountain lady

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it was very disappointing to hear Afghamistam and then find out the rest of their songs were noise it's all just bloody noise put t' glen campbell on

The songs Into The Storm by Lift To Experience and Afghamistan by Botch are a pair or set like brothers or two garments made from the same pattern and fabric

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thankfully everyone riding them is old and themselves an unpleasant relic of C20th

i am going to have no qualms about banning internal combustion motorbikes entirely on day 1 of being appointed lord based protector by a junta of military officers

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i am going to have no qualms about banning internal combustion motorbikes entirely on day 1 of being appointed lord based protector by a junta of military officers

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i am fairly sure that back in the day, having, for instance, wesleyan hymns playing in your café would mark you out as a lunatic

I don't think I should lose sight of how very remarkable it is to be waiting for some samosas in a cafe where there is a nasheed playing synchronised to a screen with "pizza pasta put it in a box" type videographic calligraphy in Arabic where all i recognise is the chorus "rasulullah"

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I don't think I should lose sight of how very remarkable it is to be waiting for some samosas in a cafe where there is a nasheed playing synchronised to a screen with "pizza pasta put it in a box" type videographic calligraphy in Arabic where all i recognise is the chorus "rasulullah"