May 18th, 2021
- > ... that 𝘰𝘯𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘬𝘦𝘳𝘴 do not usually put forth active effort to solve both problems at once.
- thissss
- I continue to find it baffling that banks/gov agencies will ask you for specific info about your account to verify your identity, when all of that info is easily accessible if logged into website. Might as well just display 2FA-ish code on website & tell phone agent that instead.
- twete
- gut response, go. <poll>
- I am both cool & hot
- I am cool
- I am not
- I am neither cool nor hot
- think of a recent dream, then type "I had a dream where" but instead of describing the events, describe the mashup itself that made the events make any sense at all. eg instead of "I was having sex with X (who is not my wife)" say "X was my wife"
- twete
- what are your favorite weird things to do when the beat drops? mine include double-kicks and handstands
- huh, what if a font that's so thick when printed in black on white the surface is actually >80% black? (without fakery like 🆃🅷🅸🆂)
- > Law of No Evidence: Any claim that there is “no evidence” of something is evidence of bullshit.
- someone wrote this too but it's kinda missing the point
- > No evidence should be fully up there with “government denial” or “I didn’t do it, no one saw me do it, there’s no way they can prove anything.” If there was indeed no evidence, there’d be no need to claim there was no evidence, and this is usually a move to categorize the evidence as illegitimate and irrelevant because it doesn’t fit today’s preferred form of scientism.
- very cool opening (6mins ish) of her subverting the idea that all humans are sorta greedy etc
- I feel confused about whether I would say yes to the question of whether I've been sensitive to stuff since a kid
- definitely in some ways, both interpersonally & globally
- very good for untangling dualism
- 12mins - this video is incredibly sassy. I love it
- "we practice because... [...] ...we've always dreamed of being at a monastery"