qonphuceingey
qonphuceingey
Complexity Is Simpler Than It Appears
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Computer scientist who enjoys learning. I would love to think about any thought or problem or issue or interesting thing you are thinking about. I find everything fascinating and think everything is worth investigating!
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qonphuceingey · 13 hours ago
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if shes your girl then why am I in her uncles dms lowballing his ebay listings
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qonphuceingey · 14 hours ago
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“Come on you can’t lie, it was good!”
I can lie. It was good.
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qonphuceingey · 14 hours ago
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honestly i think im good without that thanks
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qonphuceingey · 14 hours ago
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Ah you made a Blobfish
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qonphuceingey · 14 hours ago
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Sudo rm -rf /* go fuck yourself
linux deergirl named Sue Doe
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qonphuceingey · 14 hours ago
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Just saw someone on here disappointedly wish to someone that the rock they’re living under has air conditioning.
In Britain almost none of our houses have air conditioning. We literally have worse amenities than the most basic tech someone would wish on their enemies, who are located under rocks.
That feels perfectly British, I like it.
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qonphuceingey · 14 hours ago
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Another comic based on a favorite post of mine, because what can I say? I love posts
Original post by @cryptotheism
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qonphuceingey · 14 hours ago
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qonphuceingey · 14 hours ago
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Time to weigh in on something I know nothing about again.
In my opinion, if you show a society constant reminders of how this gender is good and sex is healthy and how to act better and what’s ok to say, you will also get them thinking about what implicitly isn’t ok and what’s not right and etc. People will start to form opinions and draw boundaries about things they probably wouldn’t care much about otherwise.
So I think ironically the constant reminders that, for instance, sex is good will get people disagreeing and thinking about it and what contexts it is or isn’t ok, not to mention the people that will disagree simply because they think you want them to agree. If you try to eradicate an idea, you will fail simply because it will get discussed and brought around and entrenched more for it.
I think this is what was missing. Ideas can’t die, but they can starve. I would like to see the next social movement attempt to ignore an idea to get rid of it and see what happens.
Next, when you try to instill confidence in someone, or tell them something is absolutely 100% always morally ok, you’re going to get people who see your message and take it too far as well, which will cause people to react back against those bad actors, and/or for those bad actors themselves to make bad decisions and cause harm. Pride is a wonderful thing everyone should have, but not arrogance. This is the same (or a similar) kind of mindset taught to men before the advent of feminism, which is that men are simply inherently valuable creatures.
Finally, I think things move faster and faster in the modern age. A movement that causes dramatic change in society should take a hundred years to start up, which gives human culture and collective consciousness time to keep up. Some of the original old sexists and racists are still alive. It’s very difficult to get change to happen with all the old proliferators still around polluting the collective consciousness. On the other hand, this will all likely swing back again just as quickly, again due to the speed of modern society. There is no chance there is no counter movement by men against this treatment. So perhaps this dramatic backsliding is just what typically would have happened over another following 100 years, and we’re simply able to witness it faster.
People are very concerned about the worst thing going on at any given moment, which I think contributes to the problem.
Sorry we really went from free the nipple, take back the night, slut walks, and ending gender/sex segregation in sports being fucking milquetoast feminism 101 concepts to fucking girl dinner and "I just worry about fairness if we let trans girls play against cis ones" and "it was right of that woman to call the cops on a black man for existing near here in public during the day time because men are all violent monsters" and "radical feminism isn't transphobic we just need to kill all men including trans ones those oppressive traitors" and I will legit never be able to be normal about it. What the FUCK happened. I'd say I wonder what the feminists of my youth would say about this but I'm one and lemme tell ya I want to throw up. Go fucking read bell hooks or do something else useful please because all of this learned helplessness, gender essentialism, and transphobia dressed up as feminism is actively holding us back.
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qonphuceingey · 15 hours ago
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I feel like rickrolling me via a bird singing a PNG which rickrolls me is a bit inelegant
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Rickrolling you via pigeon next summer
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qonphuceingey · 15 hours ago
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Rickrolling you via pigeon next summer
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qonphuceingey · 15 hours ago
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After doing some reading, religions also allow for complex trust and cooperation which is necessary in a society where not everyone knows each other. Which is probably a bigger reason as to why they were so popular.
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qonphuceingey · 9 days ago
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I don’t need no edukashun
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qonphuceingey · 11 days ago
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I think the solution to anxiety is to follow a foolproof system that neatly avoids the problem. I believe in this plan
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qonphuceingey · 11 days ago
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qonphuceingey · 11 days ago
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qonphuceingey · 11 days ago
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see what you get on this quiz about your risk of joining a cult. please answer honestly, not what you wish were true of you!
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