I mean i dont think they can ever permanantly win, its a LOT harder to control information now and itll be almost impossible to erase a memory of le golden age where faggers werent beat to death or put in camps, you know? book burning works a lot worse when a total moron with a small handful of cash can put those books on 10,000 thumbnail sized chips that will survive hundreds of years if they arent explicitly destroyed

>>114526
it is scary and i think they can do a lot of damage but i think the overall thrust of history is definitely in our favor, its just a question of like do we get to see that in our lifetimes lol

>>114528
I mean i guess so but i do think revolutions have usually been lead by the literati and the literati are smarter than ever

>>114530
i mean the blessing of it is that all the current figureheads are old as FUCK

the real danger is like a young charismatic figure who can live a super long time and keep their reforms around like octavian or something (although tbh i kind of think octavian was good for rome in a lot of ways even tho he did like. you know. destroy democracy)

>>114535
I mean idk theyve been really unsuccessful so far

None of their 2nd hitters have anywhere even close to the populism of trump, i think hes a bit of bottled lightning they are desperately trying to recreate

and (thus far) failing

>>114539
wait like 10 years tbh, hes fucking 78 or something

>>114542
people who go on walks every day and eat vegetables sometimes yeah

All the medical tech in the world cant save a fucked vascular system

at least not yet

or a degrading brain

>>114546
ye but idk i really dont think trump has ever been in nearly as good health as carter

And i do think being cynical and evil lowers the lifespan i think jimmy carter slept like a fucking baby and felt good about himself all the time because he saved 1 bajillion people from like melaria and dysentery and shit

>>114551
based, i didnt know that

>>114554
real

unfortunate it comes from a total racist but yeah real

maybe im mixing him up with someone else but yeah I'm pretty sure he was virulently antisemetic and racist

oh thats good

glad to be mistaken on that one

oh im thiinking of ruyard kipling

so was dr seuss unfortunately :/

at least early in his career

yeah go look up seuss political cartoons he made some truly heinous hateful shit before he did the cute books about

FUCKING SNEECHES

ITS LIKE DUDE U WROTE THE PERFECT METAPHOR FOR WHY RACISM IS RETARDED WHILE BEING SUPER RACIST ???

It was a lot of anti asian stuff during wwii i believe

yeah

dumbass monkey survival instinct to be afraid of things you dont understand even though its been a useless instinct for like 8000 years thats a tiny tiny tiny amount of time for evolution to change anything

arguably like 150,000ish actually but like at least they had the excuse of tribal warfare pre 8000ish

idk i have heard a lot of jews talk about the torah in really insightful ways and like i can see why they believe in it

a lot of times not literally

and i get why christians like the new testament, those who have actually READ IT and follow it, because almost all of the new testament is nice as fuck as is just like "be nice pls :)"

Idk i think what really frightens me is old testament christians

Because like the jewish scholarship tradition surrounding the torah, like the mishnah or whatever its called, theres actually a ton of uncertainty allowed and like. it's not unheard of to question why god would do cruel things sometimes and to question if those are reallt good examples to follow or like viewing them in the context of "the universe is sometimes cruel and we as humans have to overcome that"

But the old testament christians basically discarded all that certainty and take the raider-cult storm god's lessons uncritically

>>114594
yeah :/

theres def some good preachers and churches out there tho, especially black methodist churches tend to have an extremely progressive view of a lot of the bible

and lots of good christians

like idk i think i would probably assume that a christian whos read the whole new testament is probably actually pretty morally aligned with me its just that they NEVER DO

I Do Not Like ev*ngelicals though

>>114601
i mean, idk

i generally want to assume most people are nice and i think that plays out in statistics like even most repub voters think the republican partys stance on trans people is too harsh

and like 70% of our country or something is chirstian at least nominally

>>114605
theres an alternate timeline where gnosticism won over orthodoxy and that would be the official stance of the church

it was extremely popular in its heydat

>>114607
you are right. Im not uncritically forgiving them. But i think most of them *want* to be good people at least, i dunno

and with the right education and leadership they could be really good people

>>114612
I dont disagree at all and i think the best religious folks tend to be quietly into their religion and read their holy books very seriously and take them to heart

Because like on the whole most of the stuff said in most religious holy books is generally positive shit. Old testament nonwithstanding, but again, i think the jewish commentary tradition really solves that and views a lot of the problematic stuff more metaphorically

>>114605
YHWH did nothing wrong.

I think most of the evil religious people are not actually very religious they just use it as a mask for their evilness

i mean idk i dont want to run defense for orthodox religions too much because i do think they cause a lot of backward and vile shit on the whole

I just think its never so simple as religion bad

theres always goinf to be some followers for whom it is actually a really positive source of moral guidance

>>114623
what the fuck is all this i dont have the attention span for this lmao

>>114627
filtered chaos fag

>>114628
I'll get deepseek to read and summarize it for me #rekt (115)

>>114623
#describe (A comic strip with a cartoon of a man and a woman talking to each other.)

>>114630
typical neutralfag

smt is so fucking good...

>>114633
idk what that means

smt fucked my wife...

or what smt means tbh...

shin megami tensei, a rpg series about demons

ah

you catch them like pokemon

idk i think humans are good at heart and our group altruism genes are a lot stronger than our fear of the unknown genes and will inevitably win out and laws are just like a stopgap to force people to get over that discrepancy

what's your alignment libpol, bonus points if you pick your favorite example of it
for me, its the white from smt4

>>114642
waoe cool

>>114645
i mean i think its inevitable, idk,

I think its what makes humans strong and evolutionarily dominant and so itll be selected for forever until it wins out

fighting amongst ourselves is just wasted resources

and i genuinely dont think it's like technologically possible to end the human race anymore

so its just a matter of time

evolution always wins

>>114653
idk theres like 20 million human capacity in bunkers worldwide and 10-100k people living in them at any given moment, we have gone through a bottleneck basicallt exactly that same size at least once before, theres a lot of genetic evidence for it. and itll always be easier to rebuild society the second time

tbh i would be a lawfag if yhvh was okay with trannies

>>114658
YABBA DABBA DOO SIGN ME UP METATRON

>>114657
switzerland alone has like 120% of their total population in bunker capacity in the swiss alps lmao

Its their ultimate neutrality fallback plan

and america has a fuck ton of private bunkers (of varying quality) and every large goverment has at least like 10k in bunker capacity hidden away somewhere

I dont think a single event could really make earth truly unliveable

And most of those potential events are human caused and have the natural throttle mechanism of like, if we do a nuclear winter, then theres not enough humans around to do another one, but there's still enough to repopulate

>>114666
that would only kill 50% tho

sun popping or a really really big asteroid could do it but TBH we'd have a lot of warning and we are on the verge of those issues being solveable anyways

>>114671
oh yeah that would probably do it xd

not enough people in space at any given time to really repopulate

>>114674
what ..... that typo ....

>>114674
Idk i think u need about 5k people give or take for it to be really viable, or at least like a sperm/egg bank that survives

6 is definitely not enough everyone will be sterile after a few generations

or just dead before puberty

i mean its POSSIBLE

we made mouse lines that can do it

lab mice are like purely inbred we just inbred them so much we actually bread out all the genetic defects that come from inbreeding as weird as that sounds

But also like lab mice can NOT survive in the wild and they are generally a ton less healthy and lower lifespan than wild mice

But theyre model organisms who are sacrificed at the end of experiments even if they survive so it doesnt reallt matter their lifespans are artificially really short anyhow

>>114685
it takes a fucking ton of generations and a ton of wild stock to do that tho, i have no idea the specifics but basically the only reason we can do it with mice is because they can breed so fast

Basically every example of human inbreeding with even like as many as 1k individuals results in (relatively) super high mortality rates and often for very grisly reasons

Extremely painful genetic defects :P

>>114692
im worjing on a worldbuilding thing thats like 10k years in the future and a big plot point is that there is a bunch of old tech lying around still

>>114694
girls last tour as well

idk what tides kf neumenora is

aaa okay maybe i dont want to look into this too deeply because it seems like a similar kind of thing to what i want to make and i dont want to be corrupted by their ideas and feel like im stealing lole

wikipedia says 1 billion lole

>>114698
shouldve hired an editor lmaooo

1 billion is a lot like i think even the sun would be pretty different by then and humans would def be very fuckin different

Thats like the difference between wiggly clumps of cells being the biggest life to exist and current day

>>114704
sounds cool

and like complexity seems to rise exponentially

First billion or so years were like bad cells => slightly better cells in clumps sometimes maybe

>>114699
every writer steals

>>114710
okay true but idk if its too on the nose i feel like ill steal too much

im stealing from like 80 zillion things that have very little to do with mt world so i feel safe xd

>>114713
i wouldnt really think of it like that. it's just inspiration innit

like they did a cool thing but you can a cool thing similar to that

>>114711
I mean,,,,,, kind of

But like even the simplest stuff now is still crazy fucking complex compared to the first cells

>>114714
meeeeeeeeee

id love to learn more about ur world

>>114723
I know but they still evolve too and like make their protiens and membranes better and shit

Like i dunno id argue that cyanobacter are one of the most highly evolved organisms in a weird way because their generation time is like 30 fucking seconds

And theyre like literally just a free floating chloroplast

>>114728
Literally spiders

:D

>>114730
i mean ...... sort of

Theyve kept a similar form for that long yeah but theyve just kept refining it that whole time

They found a really good niche so they arent changing anything dramatic theyre doing tiny 0.1% efficiency changes to like their basic systems

science is so epic...

it is!!!

Like idk if u look at really old fossils of shit thats pretty much the same basic form today, their joints are always a lil bit less efficient, theyre body is a little less hydrodynamic, etc

and i suspect those difference would be more dramatic if u could look at their protiens, theres a ton of room for tiny optimization in protiens

>>114739
rly? i didnt, thats really cool

OMG u wanna know something rly fucking weird about cancer cells? so u know naked mole rats right? they are super long lived for rodents of their size like 35+ years so they have really good anti-cancer mechanisms like any long lived organism does. So they get cancer at a much lower rate than like a rat would. And also their burrows are often fully sealed off from the surface, so the oxygen gets crazy low in there, normal at ospheric oxygen is 19% thank u, inside mole rat burrows its like 1/2 ir 1/3 of normal atmospheric oxygen, i think its maybe 6% bc i remembered that in conjunction with them for some reason But ANWYAYS they also have a bunch of low oxygen adaptations because of that too. But the craziest thing is if you take them and out them in a 21% oxygen environment, they can survive, *but their cancer rates skyrocket to normal expected rates for rodents of that size*

i jobbed to cancer

So i dont think its known why but somehow their low oxygen adaptations and anti cancer adaptaions are linked, or its the low oxygen itself that lowers cancer rate, because oxidation is pretty mutagenic

Yeah oxygen is crazy fucking reactive and destructive, so is water its like one of the most corrosive substances to exist, its just perfectly fine for us becaus 2 billion years of evolution made us use its power instead of being melted by jt

But like it makes sense right, u wanna build something super complex from the ground up, it needs energy and stuff, it needs a solvent to store stuff and move around in, ofc you choose the nastiest thing you can for each category because it has the most exploitable power

>>114753
Well aliems probably have water and oxygen too but like robots probably would yeah lmao

>>114755
yeppers its basically impossible

The energistics just dont add up, oxygen carbon hydrogen and nitrogen are basically the only 4 things it COULD be made of because they give you a huge surplus of energy and bonding potential and stuff, like if we processed sillicone based "biomolecules" the energy out would be like 2% more than the energy in, thats just not tenable l, with CHON it's like a ton more energy out than in

I MISS HAVING FRIENDS TO BOTHER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

.play bossman jack compilation

>>114759
fr lmao

If you take a boron and u just fucking force an extra proton in it can magically just bond fucking anything with 4 bonds now, like yeah sure jan that makes sense

>>114762
hi

its like watching a monkey in the zoo

OH MY FUCKING GOD DUDE

>>114768
ALSO like i forget the name but the thing where you FUNDEMENTALLY CANT know the direction and speed of a particle is insane its like actually what youd do to fudge a simulation like this if you were trying to use less processing power

Its like its actual pure maths plus some fucking unexplainable unknowable randomness controling each particle and they REFUSE to exist in a deterministic capacity

Isnt that what youd do if you wanted to simulate a universe, dont actually simulate every particle just like sumarize what they'll probably do and throw in some randomness and call it a day

speed of lighr exists for other weird reasons too lol like particles faster than light would have negative mass and stuff

.play lowtiergod compilation

>>114776
lmfao

Well okay if it is computational it does something fundementally different from how we do conputers tho because like the three body problem, the cost of simulating multiple particles that always interact with all other particles in the system is exponential and gets out of hand SUPER quickly

>>114781
>>114782
he's a funny lolcow

like, a computer larger than the onservable universe to simulate just a few hundred particles

straight men will say this and say they're not gay

>>114785
i guess so but also the closer you get the stronger your materials and signal have to get to survive and escape again

so there's probably a soft cut off and like the way simulating multiple particules explodes suggests that theres just no way to do it like conventionally

.skip

>>114791
based

>>114790
idk what you mean by that tbh

>>114799
based reverse conversion therapy

c4t is epic

especially c4t yuri

::lesbian

>>114811
you have to leave 4chan

niche imageboards are now your home

coming from someone who used 4chan since 2012, the quality died at around 2016

>>114812
this

>>114815
is the worst its ever been

yeah but before that wasnt much good either

Ageeed

But still

No reason to ever use that site

its so trash

>>114821
>>114822
yeah

i only go on there because it's a habit

The only thing ive done there for about two years is go post wOoOo i curse your with tranny magic a dozen times

and even that isnt fun anymore

>>114824
replace bad habits with moderately less bad habits (brainworm.libpol.surgery.org)

>>114828
yeah pretty much

i appreciate this being a livechat because other imageboards are soooo slow

lets fucking goooo

yeah i should probably get some sleep lmao its 3am

lmao based

>>114840
replace gifted kid with loser kid then its me

im confused i thought girl horny was agp delusions

i was looking at sapphic shit and my head feels weird

am i just retarded and imagining things or smth

>>114840
I acted fast so I've still got most of my life ahead of me as a transcat gendergirl yay!

(not into cats btw don't quote me on that)

they wouldn't be cringe if they weren't ugly

alas aging = more ugly

i love aging mommas

unfortunately the aging stops at one point...

>>114855
ill let you be my mom

>>114855
how long have you been transitioning btw?

wtf I'm old lol

must be around 5 but I never really kept track of it like that

>>114866
#halt

i beg your pardon

your post is stuck in purgatory now

no its a submitted post...

you typed 50

yeah

you cut it off early but its submitted so its not purgatory....

the cat says otherwise

>>114866

good cat. perfect sharpness for slicing fish

and piercing the heart of darkness

he w

>>114879
that's not holy that's ghostly

shrimp is my favorite poster

I will distance myself from my identical twin

>>114885
😳

what did you do to her??

>>114888
😳

>>114891
#skeet (link to skeet)

>>114891
🤡

oh no

will the 30 people following the account recognize the satire without the punchline? tune in next time to find out

yeah lmao

waow

.play wingsofredemption compilation

.skip

call of duty on 60 brings me back....

360*

>>114860
it's interesting to me how some trans women don't really care about it yet others are pretty much devastated by the fact..

.play trader joes frozen foods

ive never been

i think theres one nearby

just had toast chicken

it's pretty good

we dont got trader joes here

oh we do nvm

>>114921
thats gorilla food

yeah i was about to post that

i dont think thats the same joe.....