Wait what happened? I thought he was chill
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Imagine going from upper class to just upper class. The horror!!!
SupaTuba@lemm.eeto News@lemmy.world•Elon Musk sculpture defaced near SpaceX launch site in Texas3·21 days agoYour comment really got me good. Ahahaha. Was not prepared for the gun.
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Dremel rules
That sounds like a wonderful, helpful job that makes so many lives easier. Their gratitude certainly comes from a genuine place, I’m sure.
I’ve been toying with the ideas of existentialism (with a touch of absurdism) in my hard-fought battle against nihilism.
I’ve finally found some peace in the following:
- The universe has no divine plan for us or our purpose
- It is up to us to determine what gives our life meaning
And in thinking of this, I came to the following core aspirations of my existence (in no exact order):
- Knowledge
- Joy
- Love
- Activism
I do believe, as you said, that curiosity is a fundamental and uniting facet of humanity. It is truly remarkable what we can achieve, especially with the vast wealth of information at our fingertips. I have finally gotten back to making time for tinkering (both physically and philosophically).
I feel like I am rediscovering parts of myself that had disappeared into the void of monotony. Thank you for sharing your joy and curiosity. Your science fiction universe sounds wonderful. The fact that one mind can create such a thing is a wonder, in and of itself.
- Doing things for the humans I love
- Learning new thing
- Designing things
- Playing video games with my friends
- Making art and music
- Seeing other like-minded people come together to fight for what we believe in
SupaTuba@lemm.eeto World News@lemmy.ml•The Secret History of America’s Involvement in the Ukraine War4·1 month agoI did open it. It’s just that it’s rather clunky on mobile and the ad for the subscription initially takes up half the screen, so I mistakenly thought it was still obscured. Did not realize I could scroll through the graphics, viewing a small snippet at a time. Then, when I reopened it, the ad was minimized to a small portion of the screen.
That’s my bad
I also got West Virginia or Maryland vibes. Maybe PA
SupaTuba@lemm.eeto World News@lemmy.ml•The Secret History of America’s Involvement in the Ukraine War11·1 month agoPaywalled. I guess it stays secret
And say the “R-word” apparently