I wonder if it’s generated. Look at the guy’s left hand in the bottom right.

I’ve almost never felt that, sadly.

I guess I could remove the comma from there.

See meme

Wait, which?

Right, and likewise underground dwellers can still go up to the surface to get their sunlight to prevent the havoc that you warned of. That’s my point.

Oh, I misunderstood; you mean the *effort of keeping her from dying, gotcha.

1. My graveyard-shift friend simply gets sunlight before going to work later.

2. It’s cold down there. Have you ever gone into a basement? That heat is useful.

Uh, your second sentence sounds like “Good, let her die,” but your fourth sentence sounds like, “How dare you let her die.” Which one is it? Be consistent…

I’m so sorry you’re going through this and I’m glad that you clearly want to improve.

I’ll feel upset that I’m NOT you or not fused with you in the same body.

Wow, while I’ve had a fleeting thought when I thought about crushes as a teen, I would venture to say that this frequency is definitely unusual, even among lifelong romantic partners. Does gender play any role in this? Have you felt this for people of all kinds?

Is it possibly because you think that they live a better life or make better decisions than you do?

I’ll see anyone who shows a bit of kindness to me as my best friend and want to share everything with them.

Do you have, or are willing to, develop layers of trust in which this sort of unrolling is done more gradually? Do you not have any friends who can already serve this need versus putting it on near strangers?

Also, what does a fluid sense of self mean? Do you have any examples of this?

I was sort of joking in my previous comment, but since you mentioned it, I’ve actually seen an interesting use for selfie sticks: third-person video. I saw a video of someone putting the selfie stick over his shoulder facing forward to where he himself was looking, and creating a third-person video that way; it recorded everything he saw as he walked, but you could also see the back of his head and shoulders himself as he moved forward. I thought that was pretty cool.

What do you think selfie sticks are for?

idk, but who cares? Just ignore them all and go for indie titles. I had way more fun with FTL and Noita than RDR2, etc.

The other place also shows edit times on comments, FYI.

I wonder how heavy the parents are.

Wait… Submitters can edit the image of a Lemmy post after submitting it?! Wow, this platform is really interesting…

What is that black ball that falls on the right side?

I don’t want to touch or support anything that benefits him with a million foot pole.

I hate to break it to you, but probably over half the websites you go to are powered by AWS, Amazon Web Services.

Fair, they can certainly hurt legit, uncommon thoughts… I use them as a minor guide but certainly not the end-all, and have spoken adamantly over the years about comments whose vote counts I strongly thought should be flipped in polarity (in both ways).

Well, it is a mind game, ultimately. We can never know what someone else is really thinking, at least with our current tech (which is why first strike is always so powerful), so it boils down to probabilities determined by track record. I guess this is why the Internet has made for such an interesting cultural time, because it’s allowed never-before-seen anonymity and the brutal honesty that comes with it. All I can say is that you have to learn to be content with probabilities and statistics, because trying to fit almost any aspect of human culture and perspectives into a nice, clean periodic table will leave you with more exceptions than rules!

Or you could consult an LLM, I guess…

Yeah, I was gonna say it’s neither a joke nor experiment: it’s a bet that some people will try it and at least one person won’t call for a refund, possibly by missing the refund window.