ohayo (which I seriously thought was just, “Oh! Hi! Oh!” as if it was an exaggerated ahoy)…

Thats hella Ohio bruhhh

Don’t forget sayonara. It feels like it could be a Spanish word too.

Well it was always burning… But we did just add more fuel (you may have noticed)

You don’t need to understand Marx to criticize capitalism. All you need to do is exist under capitalism.

This is very true. Tho I think its still important to understand the basic critiques from Marx. Otherwise a student might get swept into thinking we don’t live in a capital dominated system.

cough ancaps cough

The last bit is a big deal a lot of our fellow lemms seem to miss. We really do let perfect be the enemy of good. Long term it means we don’t build movements that can expand.

I feel you here. I graduated into covid and then as soon as things started opening again all these non stop layoffs

There used to be a novelty account here called Margot Robbie. I like to imagine it was her, but also pretending its not her by using word choice that would suggest a fan account.

On a similar note, I have a few notes for a coca cola ad. Particularly in regards to the war on christmas.

I’d like the ad to open with the crucifixion. When Jesus cries out “I thirst”. Then a Roman Soldier passes him a crisp and refreshing Coca Cola from a cooler.

Not really sure how to end it, but I think its fine to cut after Jesus says “Ahhh!”

Religion is the opposite, they “know” something and then try to prove it.

This is a big point of dogma. They search for information to verify their claims rather than letting the data speak for itself. Similar trends among flat earthers, antivaxers, and libertarians when confronted with historical examples of free markets not acting in the best interest of consumers.

Understandable

~also dont forget to schedual a colonoscopy~

I remember reading my old states book that said a minimum of 30 points needed for normal distribution. Also typically these small sets about proof of concept, so yeah you still got a point.

Which is why leaving the church is one of the most christian things I have done.