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anon
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
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>>114527
i think that's both true false now. people aren't getting broad spectrum political knowledge anymore. everything is echo chambers and walled gardens. if people only learn from tiktok no one will read those chips of human knowledge
>>114531
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>>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
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yea i believe that even if its hard to believe rn with Isreal, ukraine, trump, afd Am the rising tide if rightoids
>>114533
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>>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
anon
>>114530
i mean the blessing of it is that all the current figureheads are old as FUCK
anon
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)
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not true though jd vance is a nothingburger but they can just get a younger figurehead whenever they want. it wont be trump but project 2025 is eternal
>>114536
anon
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
>>114539
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BRING OBAMNA BACKKK
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and (thus far) failing
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>>114542
people who go on walks every day and eat vegetables sometimes yeah
anon
All the medical tech in the world cant save a fucked vascular system
anon
or a degrading brain
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i should go see my grandpa while he's still here he's in his mid 80s but he hasn't seen me transitioned.....
anon
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
>>114552
anon
unfortunate it comes from a total racist but yeah real
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woah really???
anon
maybe im mixing him up with someone else but yeah I'm pretty sure he was virulently antisemetic and racist
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#ai was shell silverstein racist

There is no evidence to suggest that Shel Silverstein was racist. In fact, throughout his career he wrote numerous pieces promoting diversity and acceptance of all races. His works often featured characters from different backgrounds and cultures living together in harmony. Additionally, many people of color have spoken positively about their interactions with Silverstein and how his work has impacted them in a positive way.
was shell silverstein racist
anon
glad to be mistaken on that one
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i think he was a 60s jewish hippy usually they are pro multiculti
anon
oh im thiinking of ruyard kipling
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OH YES VERY RACIST lol
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it was the style at the time though
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lol.
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imperial br!t!sh
anon
so was dr seuss unfortunately :/
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no wayyyyyy
anon
at least early in his career
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#was dr seauss racist against white people
anon
yeah go look up seuss political cartoons he made some truly heinous hateful shit before he did the cute books about
anon
ITS LIKE DUDE U WROTE THE PERFECT METAPHOR FOR WHY RACISM IS RETARDED WHILE BEING SUPER RACIST ???
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#ai was dr seauss racist against white people

There is no evidence to suggest that Dr. Seuss was racist against white people. In fact, many of his books promote themes of equality and acceptance regardless of race or ethnicity. Some critics have pointed out instances of racial stereotypes in his early works, but it is important to consider the historical context in which they were written and recognize that he later evolved and addressed these issues in his later work.
was dr seauss racist against white people
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#ai what was dr seus background and ethnicity

Dr. Seuss, also known as Theodor Seuss Geisel, was an American children's author and illustrator. He was born on March 2, 1904 in Springfield, Massachusetts to German-American parents. His father worked for the family brewery while his mother ran a bakery.

Seuss attended Dartmouth College and later Oxford University before pursuing a career in advertising and eventually becoming a full-time writer and illustrator of children's books.

His ethnic background has been described as primarily German with some English ancestry. However, he often faced discrimination due to his last name which sounded "too Jewish". This experience influenced many of his stories that highlight themes of acceptance and tolerance towards people who are different.

In addition to being an acclaimed author and illustrator, Dr. Seuss was also a political cartoonist during World War II where he used his platform to criticize Hitler and promote patriotism among Americans.

He passed away on September 24, 1991 at the age of 87 in La Jolla, California leaving behind a legacy of beloved characters like The Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, and The Grinch.
what was dr seus background and ethnicity
anon
It was a lot of anti asian stuff during wwii i believe
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damn
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asians are so cool come on bros....
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humans are so cool why do we have to hate each other and stuff
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its literally gods fault
anon
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
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#ai why did god topple the tower of babble

The story of the Tower of Babel in the Bible is meant to teach a moral lesson about pride and disobedience. According to the biblical account, after the great flood, humanity became increasingly arrogant and decided to build a tower that would reach up to heaven. This act was seen as an attempt to challenge God's authority and power.

In response, God caused confusion among the people by making them speak different languages so they could not communicate with each other effectively. As a result, their project was abandoned, and they were scattered across the earth.

Some interpretations suggest that God toppled the tower because it represented humanity's attempt at self-sufficiency without acknowledging or depending on Him. By creating diversity in language and culture, God reminds us of our need for humility before Him and reliance on His guidance.

Therefore, it can be said that God did not topple the tower out of anger or punishment but as a reminder for humans to remain humble and obedient to His will.
why did god topple the tower of babble
anon
arguably like 150,000ish actually but like at least they had the excuse of tribal warfare pre 8000ish
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god literally said i will curse you to not work together so you can't better yourself lmao... and people worship this entity....
anon
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
anon
a lot of times not literally
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feels like cope up me but yea I have nothing against religious people i just find the whole philosophy and culture it bad. but like i believe strongly in respecting others beliefs really strongly i don't believe in judging people for being religious (i just think religion is wrong and bad)
anon
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 :)"
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anon
Idk i think what really frightens me is old testament christians
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anon
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"
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>>114591
most of it there is some wierd shit in new testament but yes generally it says Christians should be hard core pacifists and charity workers and build multi culti communities for the good of all unfortunately none im of them seem to do that
>>114596
anon
But the old testament christians basically discarded all that certainty and take the raider-cult storm god's lessons uncritically
anon
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
>>114601
anon
and lots of good christians
anon
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
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>>114597
i have talked to a few priests and every one i talked to i thought was a good and patient person i respect actual priests and religious scholars A LOT but that's like .001% of religious people
>>114603
anon
I Do Not Like ev*ngelicals though
anon
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
>>114607
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i learned from SMT games that YWVH is THE bad guy and its all his fault
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anon
and like 70% of our country or something is chirstian at least nominally
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>>114604
lots of Germans thought hitler was too harsh but they still murdered millions in his name
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>>114605
theres an alternate timeline where gnosticism won over orthodoxy and that would be the official stance of the church
>>114610
anon
it was extremely popular in its heydat
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>>114608
it would just get polluted like any other religion
anon
>>114607
you are right. Im not uncritically forgiving them. But i think most of them *want* to be good people at least, i dunno
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bhuddudt monks are currently raping islamic women in bhutan because they know their families will disown them and they might kill themselves. all identity runs the risk of becoming an excuse for evil. religion, nation, race, gender, class
>>114614
anon
and with the right education and leadership they could be really good people
anon
>>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
anon
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
>>114620
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we armin up to kill God with this one
anon
I think most of the evil religious people are not actually very religious they just use it as a mask for their evilness
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>>114615
yea but it can come with a lot of baggage. homophobia in new testament, classism in confucionism, etc etc
anon
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
>>114626
anon
I just think its never so simple as religion bad
anon
theres always goinf to be some followers for whom it is actually a really positive source of moral guidance
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>>114622
no i hear u and agree. you are HEARD. :clap emoji:
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>>114630
smt is a very uhhhh its a series that does A LOT of moralizing and it usually doesnt have good or bad endings but chaos, order and human neutral endings that all having ethicsl caveats and are all different flavors of bad
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>>114623
#describe (A comic strip with a cartoon of a man and a woman talking to each other.)
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smt is so fucking good...
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smt fucked my wife...
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or what smt means tbh...
anon
shin megami tensei, a rpg series about demons
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you catch them like pokemon
anon
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
>>114645
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pokemob ripped off SMT basically its pokemon for adults. it has murder and nudity and stuff
>>114644
anon
what's your alignment libpol, bonus points if you pick your favorite example of it
for me, its the white from smt4
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#ai what are common themes in shin megami tensei games regarding human behavior

1. Moral ambiguity: Many Shin Megami Tensei games explore the concept of moral ambiguity, where characters are forced to make tough decisions that may have both positive and negative consequences.

2. Consequences of power: The series often delves into the idea of how humans use and abuse power, and the potential consequences that come with it.

3. Individualism vs collectivism: Some games in the series touch upon themes of individualism versus collectivism, highlighting the tension between personal desires and societal expectations.

4. Desire for control: With many games featuring supernatural forces at play, there is often a theme of characters desiring to gain control over these powers or situations.

5. Corruption: A recurring theme in Shin Megami Tensei is corruption – whether it be political corruption or moral decay – and its impact on individuals and society as a whole.

6. Survival instinct: In post-apocalyptic settings, survival becomes a key theme as characters must navigate dangerous environments while facing limited resources and difficult choices.

7. Exploration of religion: Several titles in the series touch upon religious themes such as faith, belief systems, dogma, and fanaticism through their portrayal of deities from various mythologies.

8. Dualities within humanity: The Persona sub-series often explores dualities within human nature such as good vs evil or light vs darkness through its exploration of Jungian psychology concepts like persona archetypes.

9.Self-discovery/self-acceptance : Throughout various games in the franchise ,characters go through journeys where they discover something about themselves - either coming to terms with who they truly are (Persona 4) or accepting themselves despite their flaws (Shin Megami Tensei IV).

10.Responsibility for one's actions:The actions taken by players throughout different paths/endings showcased across multiple installments reflect responsibility being placed on them which ultimately impacts outcomes leading up to endings.This serves an important reminder that every action has consequences and individuals must be mindful of their choices.
what are common themes in shin megami tensei games regarding human behavior
anon
I think its what makes humans strong and evolutionarily dominant and so itll be selected for forever until it wins out
anon
fighting amongst ourselves is just wasted resources
anon
and i genuinely dont think it's like technologically possible to end the human race anymore
>>114653
anon
so its just a matter of time
anon
evolution always wins
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deletes the sun
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>>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
>>114657
anon
tbh i would be a lawfag if yhvh was okay with trannies
>>114658
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i think most of the gender bender or gnc deities are chaos aligned the designs of the angels trends towards asexual and robotic
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>>114657
switzerland alone has like 120% of their total population in bunker capacity in the swiss alps lmao
anon
Its their ultimate neutrality fallback plan
anon
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
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anon
I dont think a single event could really make earth truly unliveable
>>114666
anon
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
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rip the beautiful natural world
anon
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
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>>114669
no i mean thanos snap the actual entire planet away and just leave everyone floating in space lol
>>114672
anon
not enough people in space at any given time to really repopulate
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in that anime dr stone they manage to get to earth from the spaxe station and repopulate a bit
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>>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
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okay what about 6
anon
6 is definitely not enough everyone will be sterile after a few generations
anon
or just dead before puberty
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maybe
anon
i mean its POSSIBLE
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we made mouse lines that can do it
anon
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
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lol yea that's what i was thinking I'm too lazy to type it you will like naturally select for people who can fuck their cousin and have healthy babies
>>114688
anon
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
anon
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
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>>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
anon
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
anon
Extremely painful genetic defects :P
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i think dr stone is cute but i hate that in just 5000 years all human ruins are gone lol that's so stupid. they should be able to do archeology to get metal like steel and aluminum but that would probably undermine the point of the show which is to run up the tech tree from scratch loop
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>>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
anon
idk what tides kf neumenora is
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it is the literal WORDIEST CRPG ever made. its good but also I've never gotten past the first town because each NPC is a novel uts really good but Jesus its kind of hard.
>>114702
anon
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
>>114710
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that said it takes places thousands of years in the future after multiple apocalypses so there is his ruins of thousands of years of collapsed civilization everywhere
anon
wikipedia says 1 billion lole
anon
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
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it is definitely wierd fiction. it tries to be extremely alien i like it
>>114706
anon
Thats like the difference between wiggly clumps of cells being the biggest life to exist and current day
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yea literally cabrian was less than a bil years ago lol
anon
First billion or so years were like bad cells => slightly better cells in clumps sometimes maybe
anon
im stealing from like 80 zillion things that have very little to do with mt world so i feel safe xd
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>>114713
i wouldnt really think of it like that. it's just inspiration innit
anon
like they did a cool thing but you can a cool thing similar to that
anon
But like even the simplest stuff now is still crazy fucking complex compared to the first cells
>>114723
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anon
id love to learn more about ur world
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>>114723
I know but they still evolve too and like make their protiens and membranes better and shit
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oh yeaa truu
anon
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
anon
And theyre like literally just a free floating chloroplast
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unchanged for hundreds of millions of years so cool
>>114732
anon
Theyve kept a similar form for that long yeah but theyve just kept refining it that whole time
anon
They found a really good niche so they arent changing anything dramatic theyre doing tiny 0.1% efficiency changes to like their basic systems
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thank u cyanobacteria!!!!
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so cute!!!
anon
science is so epic...
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did u know cancer cells are almost all anearobic???
>>114742
anon
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
anon
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
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yea because ur body is REALLY good at killing cancer cells so it naturally selects for cancer cells that live with almost no blood access where they can hide from the immune system. so they evolve to be anerobic to hide from the blood
anon
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*
>>114746
anon
i jobbed to cancer
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#ai whats atmospheric oxygen

Atmospheric oxygen refers to the gas molecule O2 that is present in Earth's atmosphere. It makes up approximately 21% of the air we breathe and is essential for most organisms to survive. Oxygen is produced by plants through photosynthesis and plays a crucial role in various biological, chemical, and physical processes on our planet.
whats atmospheric oxygen
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i know atmospheric composition because when was in the military i was in submarines and we have to produce all our own oxygen and balance our atmospheres so we all have to learn the proper % norms of our atmosphere so we can take logs on it and understand how we make oxygen on a long dive. the longest i spent underwater was 3 months
anon
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
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>>114749
that makes sense though because oxygen is like the highest energy catalyst so lower energy would equal lower metabolism which means a lower rate of change
anon
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
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we ARE water lol
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aliens think our ph 0 enviroment is an exteremophile hellhole lmaooo
>>114756
anon
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
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yea i watched a video about why silicon organisms would be really inefficient
>>114757
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>>114753
Well aliems probably have water and oxygen too but like robots probably would yeah lmao
anon
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
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particle physics blows my mind. explain to me how atomic weight is anything different from minecraft item ID. we live in a simulation
>>114763
anon
I MISS HAVING FRIENDS TO BOTHER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
>>114762
anon
.play bossman jack compilation
anon
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
>>114768
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its like watching a monkey in the zoo
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OH MY FUCKING GOD DUDE
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>>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
>>114773
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water just has 8 billion super powers... why? because the devs are bad at balancing
anon
Its like its actual pure maths plus some fucking unexplainable unknowable randomness controling each particle and they REFUSE to exist in a deterministic capacity
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>>114770
yes the universe is fuzzy. you can't measure infinitely small its nuts.
anon
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
>>114775
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>>114774
speed of light only exists so you don't have to simulate an infinite universe lmaooo
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oh information can only reach us if they are closer than the expansion rate if the universe allows light to reach us MIGHTY CONVENIENT SUPER COMPUTER RUNNING THE SIMULATION
>>114779
anon
speed of lighr exists for other weird reasons too lol like particles faster than light would have negative mass and stuff
anon
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
>>114785
anon
like, a computer larger than the onservable universe to simulate just a few hundred particles
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>>114780
well theoretically you can make a computer with infinite computing power like at the edge of a black hole because time exponentially slows as you fall deeper into it like I saw a few pbs spacetime videos about digital information falling into a black hole. if u have infinite time you can compute anything
>>114787
anon
straight men will say this and say they're not gay
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>>114785
i guess so but also the closer you get the stronger your materials and signal have to get to survive and escape again
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yea you can't get the information out unless you could somehow understand what happened from hawking radiation or gravitic radiation but its more that the computation occurs locally so you can simulate anything as you are falling in. its not about observing it more about it evolving naturally on a naturally occurring 'computer'
anon
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
fujo
the main issue you're trying to describe is that you don't gain any efficiency by translating a problem into a system of 'lower order'
>>114798
fujo
hit up the local gay bar and flirt with some lesbians i g
>>114800
anon
especially c4t yuri
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i don't go outside my own is too die alone
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my plan*
anon
::lesbian (no image found)
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it didn't work
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did the shittt meme lie to me???? ON THE INTERNET??
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tttt has become really bad and its like 50% that trip Emily of 4chan and 50% election tourism bringing and endless wave of 70 iq ywnbaw posters :(
>>114812
anon
coming from someone who used 4chan since 2012, the quality died at around 2016
>>114817
anon
yeah but before that wasnt much good either
anon
The only thing ive done there for about two years is go post wOoOo i curse your with tranny magic a dozen times
anon
and even that isnt fun anymore
anon
i appreciate this being a livechat because other imageboards are soooo slow
anon
lets fucking goooo
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i spent 3 hrs posting here maybe i should get out of bed
anon
yeah i should probably get some sleep lmao its 3am
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and by get out of bed i mean go u my computer 3 feet away and keep posting
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less typos hehe
anon
im confused i thought girl horny was agp delusions
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i was looking at sapphic shit and my head feels weird
anon
am i just retarded and imagining things or smth
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>>114840
I acted fast so I've still got most of my life ahead of me as a transcat gendergirl yay!
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(not into cats btw don't quote me on that)
CravingSadThings
>>114840
i feel like there are other stages in the futuree
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what will all the autistic speedrunners and polycule diaperfags look like at 60 when they (hopefully) outgrow that behavior?
anon
they wouldn't be cringe if they weren't ugly
anon
alas aging = more ugly
anon
i love aging mommas
anon
unfortunately the aging stops at one point...
CravingSadThings
>>114856
there is a difference from found family and real family and I kind of hate that. im not saying found family arent good and beautiful but there is some deep psychological fuckery about the important of family in the human brain I feel really strongly that Id like a new family but they ARENT my family idkkk maybe its just culturalization of the important of family in... well i guess every human civilization ever.
CravingSadThings
how old r you?
anon
must be around 5 but I never really kept track of it like that
CravingSadThings
how many birthdays total????
shrimp
i beg your pardon
anon
your post is stuck in purgatory now
shrimp
no its a submitted post...
shrimp
you cut it off early but its submitted so its not purgatory....
anon
the cat says otherwise
shrimp
>>114866
3pwi58gcic95wucs2zm80ca3umgnvyi
3pwi58gcic95wucs2zm80ca3umgnvyi5
anon
good cat. perfect sharpness for slicing fish
shrimp
and piercing the heart of darkness
CravingSadThings
yea idk how to do hex colors so i have to use whole words
CravingSadThings
i want like a grey white marble color with gold colored text and a soft white glow
anon
I will distance myself from my identical twin
anon
what did you do to her??
CravingSadThings
i like shrimp because they arent constantly shoving POLITICS down my throat like BLACK MEN or WOMEN (ICK) keep WOKE out of the INTERNET
>>114893>>114894
CravingSadThings
please clown react my post on the steam forums 400 times
shrimp
will the 30 people following the account recognize the satire without the punchline? tune in next time to find out
CravingSadThings
i think its funny because someone reading it will think im saying SHRIMP like the species of animal shrimp
CravingSadThings
like ALL SHRIMP arent WOKE lmao
CravingSadThings
hehehhe
anon
.play wingsofredemption compilation
shrimp
call of duty on 60 brings me back....
CravingSadThings
xbox noise damn thats nostalgix for 2010
anon
>>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..
anon
.play trader joes frozen foods
CravingSadThings
im not going to lie
CravingSadThings
i fucking love trader joes
CravingSadThings
i am white btw in cause u couldnt tell
anon
i think theres one nearby
CravingSadThings
white just fucking go NUTS for trader joes
CravingSadThings
its an insanely good store but the selection is kind of random. stuff isnt stocked all the time so its kind of hard to eat ONLY trader joes but it genuinesly has some of the best grocery products IN the US no question likee GORILLA MUNCH
anon
just had toast chicken
CravingSadThings
i loved this shit as a kid
CravingSadThings
no way....
shrimp
yeah i was about to post that
shrimp
i dont think thats the same joe.....
CravingSadThings
closest one I could find to canada was in Buffalo NY
CravingSadThings
do you have to declare frozen burger at customs?
>>114937
CravingSadThings
delayed for now, go while u can
CravingSadThings
transnational getting a whole new meaning
shrimp
we have 3 giant northern territories so the odds are 3:1
CravingSadThings
hes dressed like a voyageur
shrimp
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuugh im so tired
CravingSadThings
good morning its 7 30 AM
CravingSadThings
HES GONNA EAT A GONDOLA NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
CravingSadThings
SPURGIOO SPUDMEGNNN RUNNN
anon
haha youre biting into me :-DDDDDDDD
CravingSadThings
would u put ur feet on hte gondola breads
>>114954
CravingSadThings
savory garlic feets
CravingSadThings
buttery salty garlic feets
CravingSadThings
why did u give me this
CravingSadThings
fuck yess i fuck w dis
CravingSadThings
WAKE UP
CravingSadThings
YOUR EYES ARE WAKING UP IN AN ENDLESS SEA OF NEON PINK
>>114984
CravingSadThings
all of trader joes products are their own products yesss though a lot of them are repackaged from other thing but they source good ingrediants white peopel LOVE quinoa (me)
CravingSadThings
OH MY GODDD
CravingSadThings
i like this video because i like trader joesss
anon
trader joe biden's
anon (undercover(formerly anon))
CJ would be proud
CravingSadThings
ive actually had those somosas and they are really good and there are like 3 different flavors too
anon
#smartai what is prelapsarian time?

Prelapsarian time refers to the period of existence before the fall of man in Christian theology. This concept originated from the story of Adam and Eve in the Bible, where they were living in a state of innocence and harmony with God before being tempted by Satan and ultimately disobeying God's commandment. In this prelapsarian time, humanity was believed to have a closer relationship with God, without any sin or suffering present. It is seen as an idealized version of life that has been lost due to human actions. The word "prelapsarian" comes from Latin roots meaning "before falling."
what is prelapsarian time?
CravingSadThings
i hate the editing adding smoosh noice every time he touches the food am i autistic its so gross lmao
CravingSadThings
SPLUGHHSGHHH
anon
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is there an alternative to android that actually has stuff on it and isnt a barren wasteland of like manually downloading apks and shit
>>114995>>114996
CravingSadThings
>>114997
i tell this to my really linux pilled friend she loves linux but im like, if its a security thing just have a linux computer for any datahandling or anything sensitive and a windows computer for shit like riot games (vanguard) or any of the other hundreds of games that dont work on linux or apps that only work on windows and such that you need.
>>115000
anon
if i have internet and like discord and texting and calling thats probably enough, being real
anon
>>114998
i mean ive been on linux on my laptop for 7 years or something i dont use mac or windows at all
CravingSadThings
as a gamer its just not convenientt
anon
idk proton is fucking amazing nowadays
CravingSadThings
yea every linux user tells me that and every linux user also doesnt play whatever the newest game is with me because it doesnt work. like every fucking time lol.
>>115005
anon
steamdeck really made it super good
anon
>>115003
i dont play the newest game because i only have a laptop and its 7 years old
CravingSadThings
thats what I meant though, Im a gamerr
anon
it *can* run anything
CravingSadThings
it cant, it cant run shit like Vanguard
CravingSadThings
and more and more companies are moving towards solutions like that beacuse cheating is just insanely hard to fight
anon
idk it can run a couple anticheat stuff, yeah probably nothing kernel level unless it has a native linux release but holy shit i dont want that on my computer anyways
CravingSadThings
most of them are saying, well Riot specifically says its not doing native linux support because its just too small of a market to cater too, same with MacOs
anon
i will never play a riot game
CravingSadThings
i like valorant its a girl gamer game :)
anon
thats fair but i like weird autistic indie games and 100% of them work well
anon
its only like big name triple a games that wont work and only if they specifically have kernel anticheat
CravingSadThings
yeaaa i like a lot of competitive or live service gamess that really want fairness
anon
idk i run a handful of largeish games that have anticheat and its not a problem most you have to do is fuck with directx a bit or just randomly click proton versions until one works
CravingSadThings
i used to play tarkov but the cheating is so badd that I cant play it anymore its just fun
anon
i play some fighting games they all have antichear and work fine
CravingSadThings
its just not* fun
CravingSadThings
i cant play fighting games my brain amd manual dexterity arent high enoughhh.
CravingSadThings
>>115024
at least with shooters you can be REALLY bad at shooting but still do okay by being good at other things like strategy and knowing the maps and stuff
>>115026
anon
i liked tf2 in like 2014 thats the last shooting game ive played
CravingSadThings
>>115026
tbh me neither but i have a lot of friends that like them so I was kind of dragged into them as a kid the only video game i was allowed to play befor emy parents go rid of all the computers in our house was warcraft iii and age of empires ii so I like rts/mobas because of that
anon
like league of legends and etc wont work but i feel like thats a blessing i have an excuse to just say no if im ever invited
anon
"oops haha it doesnt work on my computer sorrieeeeeee"
CravingSadThings
i like league but the new season its literally a dead game which makes me sad i really liked last season
CravingSadThings
but its just fully cooked the player based is imploding
anon
ive played it like 3 total times and fucking hated it lol
anon
idk i guess if there was a windows game i realllllly wanted to play id rather get a seperate laptop for it, i fucking hate not having control over the system i spend like a quarter of my waking hours using
>>115037
CravingSadThings
yea its not for everyonee i dont really like teaching people the game because its a really specific kind of thing that isnt going to appeal to most people. and you cant like play it once or twice and have fun you literally have to play it for dozens of hours to have the basic proficiency to just
CravingSadThings
play the game
CravingSadThings
>>115034
well i know there can be problems with some software too like the malware that is adobe pdf applications (they are literally fucking malware)
anon
I cant stand telemetry or forced updates or not being able to uninstall certain apps or like popups i dont want or anything like that
>>115039
CravingSadThings
>>115038
theres actually some really good utilities now you can download and run that just STRIPS windows of all the bloat in like 10 minutes but they kind of scare me because they go so deep into the system. but they work really good and are fast.
>>115041
anon
I cant just turn everything i dont want off on linux, not allowed to do that on windows or mac
anon
its genuinely more effort to do that fully than to just setup linux >>115039
anon
And i dont trust them to get everything and idk
anon
I dont want to have to fight the system you know
CravingSadThings
> forced updates these are good actually though
CravingSadThings
like windows updates, the security updates are really fucking good
anon
i mean you can set up linux to "force" updates, arch gets an update like every 36 minutes
CravingSadThings
yeaa xD
CravingSadThings
no, I get u like I hate the future I hate microsoft. if i could I would be using windows XP or 7 forever but tbh the security updates and also the monopolization of all software being automatically designed to work on 11 are big advantages especially if you do any kind of government or office work
>>115051
anon
I cant fucking imagine my computer going "sorry im going to shut down now and theres NOTHING you can do to stop me because fucking bill gates wants to put more spyware on the most intimate piece of data storage in your life" hurkkkk
CravingSadThings
compatability with all these beaurocracy applications and websites is really important for the work I do
anon
>>115048
i mean idfk i genuinely havent had more than like a half dozen things i couldnt run in almost a decade on linux
>>115052
CravingSadThings
>>115051
i get it, i get that you like linux, but FR half these websites dont even work on any one specific browser.
CravingSadThings
I need chrome, edge and firefox (and opera) and a lot fo the time I have to switch between all these different browsers and update security certificates constantly just to get them to work, Imnot saying linux isnt useful or unpluigging off the grid isnt bad but trust there is a metric fuck ton of shit that doesnt work on linux
>>115056
anon
idk i use an autistic stripped down version of firefox with a bunch of security features built in and sites cant even tell that im not using normal firefox
CravingSadThings
its... its not just 'sites' its like, specific government applications and stuff
>>115058
anon
>>115053
idk, i thought there would be too before i switched but really its once in a blue moon and most of the time i can solve it anyways by just downloading an extra package or changinf a setting or something
CravingSadThings
thats good.i like linux im glad people use it because its open source and windows is evil.
anon
Its nearly identical to windows its really rare it cant run something and most of the time its like ancient fucking applications like byond for ss13 which hasnt been updated since like 2003
CravingSadThings
byond is so fucking satanic holy shitttt
CravingSadThings
I kind of feel like Linux is a cult because ive never talked to someone who uses linux that hasnt been like "i can run everything" but then cant run everything.
>>115062
anon
i cant even remember the last piece of software i truly couldnt run
anon
id gladly spend 15 minutes digging thru a forum to run an app thay doesnt work automatically like once a year
CravingSadThings
until something happens and you are relying on a 3rd party to do volunteer work for free to get something working because software moved up again. thats what always happens to linux from my perspective software gets really stable and everythign runs great and then the technology and software change and it takes years for all the different distros and packages to be updated by volunteers to get things working again.

like i watched a 1hr video essay on the sillyness of GTA V online working then not working on linux and its like 4 years of off and on weather its working or it isnt
>>115067
anon
in exchange for getting that evil satanic microsoft shut out of my life
anon
>>115065
like what tho, idk, i genuinely cant think of something that doesnt work off the top of my head besides riot games exactly
CravingSadThings
i assume there are probably problems with adobe somehow because that application is literally satanic and evil and linxus is inherently morally good and it wont run it because it will detect its evil and try to purge its circuits :3
>>115071
anon
and like worse case scenario i can just pop it in a virtual machine and that truly does run everything windows does its literally a full fledged windows instance except its super safe bc it has 0 access to the system outside of itself it cant even tell its being emulated
anon
>>115069
oh yeah i tried to get photoshop like 4 years ago and couldnt get it to work thats another thing i guess
anon
I mean yeah idk personally like all of the shit that doesnt work is from evil companies and i want to use an alternative anyways
anon
Gimp is exactly the same and it doesnt scream at you to buy cloud space or whatever every time you open it
anon
idk i dont mean to prosletyze i know thats annoying but. i just think a lot of the hesitations people have about linux either dont exist or are so easy to solve. and theres so much peace of mind knowing your system is really yours and isnt feeding mark zuckerburg your bank pin every 30 seconds
i like sad things
like i have to use specific evil programs sometimes for work
>>115077
anon
>>115076
i do have a shitty macbook pro i use specifically for work and school
anon
but thats more of like. idk not wanting to carry my personal comfy setup with me, i want it to be safe at home
i like sad things
i hate macos so much apple is even more evil than Microsoft i hate them
>>115081
i like sad things
I'm glad Steve Jobs is dead
anon
>>115079
idk i dont see much of a difference it feels like idk joe biden vs mitt romney or something
anon
sure one is a bit better than the other but they are both satanic evil demonic beings who would sooner crush your neck under a fucking steam roller than give you a breath mint
i like sad things
i just specifically don't like all the proprietary hardware shit windows doesn't dominate hardware so with windows you get lots of repairability and rights as a user
anon
idk i loved windows 7 when it was good waaaay back in the day
i like sad things
stripped windows 7 is great and efficient but not supported anymore t_t. take me back to windows XP
anon
when they stopped supporting 7 i never looked back
anon
also i think linus is generally more secure because who the fuck is gonna write a virus for like a specific distro that 0.001% of ppl use
i like sad things
its more common now because there are more Linux users
>>115091
i like sad things
same with mac no one wrote viruses for them then they got bigger
anon
>>115089
dont use ubuntu then xd its the mac of linux and anything targeting linux is gonna be targeting ubuntu
>>115092
i like sad things
this was ughhh like 18 years ago though i don't hold linux to that
anon
also if youre bad at installing it and the kernel and drivers are a fucking esoteric mess because you dont know what youre doing thats actually a security feature
anon
id like to see a bitcoin miner TRY and grab my whole cpu
anon
idk im bad at computers and i dont miss windows at all, i think its worth trying at least
CravingSadThings
morning lori
anon
help me convert sad things :3
!nIOh.loris
and i need to reinstall it, cuz its conflicting with windows and it doesn't start properly and its slow(something that shouldn't happen).
>>115106
yeah dual boot
>>115107
anon
nooooo not the dual boot ;_;
CravingSadThings
if I set up a Palworl server would yall play on it?
>>115112
CravingSadThings
maybe i should wait until they come out with the migrating server mon features
CravingSadThings
idr it goes on sale sometimes
anon
its just like minecraft + guns + pokemon right
CravingSadThings
its not like minecraft you cant like change the terrain at all its more like conan or ark
anon
i mean le survival craft genre :p
CravingSadThings
yea :3
anon
theres an abandonware survival craft game that i fucking love i wish someone would pick it back up and fix its issues its so good
>>115128
CravingSadThings
oh wait its 22USD on sale its on sale rn
>>115124
CravingSadThings
30USD not on sale
CravingSadThings
maybe ill wait until it comes out with the feature that lets people bring their mons from other servers because people love their favorite mons
anon
>>115118
its planet explorers its like every one of those in the genre but it has reallt werid cool alien and plant and terrain design and also it has like a robocraft system where u can build vehicles and weapons out of voxels, its so cool
>>115130
CravingSadThings
>>115128
oh ive seen that one it looks cute it has like cutesy graphics right?

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