>>179660
dairy cows

>>179661
yes

>>179663
albera

i lived on a farm once

i seen a fresh born cow

thankfully i did not see it birthed

huh

>>179692
i dont follow

>>179693
is mining land better than the city at least or

oof

miners are certainly a sort of sorts

oh wow

i didnt know about that

>>179706
ducky

>>179707
this is true too

#ai will tinkering with human embryos be certainly worth the risk?

tinkering with human embryos carries significant ethical, scientific, and societal implications. from a scientific perspective, genome editing technologies like crispr have the potential to eliminate genetic diseases, but the risks of off-target mutations and unintended consequences are high. ethically, it raises concerns about consent, eugenics, and inequality. while the potential benefits are enormous, the risks and ethical dilemmas make it a highly contentious issue. ultimately, whether it's "worth it" depends on how society balances these factors and establishes strict regulatory frameworks to prevent misuse. will tinkering with human embryos be certainly worth the risk?

#ai how do i stop hatin'

stop focusin' on what pisses you off, and start lookin' for the good in things. if you're stuck in a hate spiral, ask yourself if it's really worth your energy. find one thing to appreciate or smile about, even if it's small. talk to people you trust, or just take a damn walk. hate's a heavy burden—drop it and move on. how do i stop hatin'

>just focus on the good things lol

what if i ask the self, and the self says yes

i got it from a political chat room where they are too relaxed with moderation.

the person posting it is some version of far right

>>179721
its called a joke, like as if im the guy saying it in the character...

oh ok, makes sens. mb. go on with your day

oh, thank you. i had no idea

>>179727
I'm happy for you

>>179727
Hi gay, I'm Dad.

>>179729
ANON HI

the brainworms are back, it was nice having good mood in those days...ewafersgtdhyfhjbm

well you do realize that they're not accurate perceptions of reality atleast so that's good? i mean it gives the foundation needed to try and alter those thought?

i dunno. CBT hasn't worked very well for me

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>>179733
hah
>>179732
yeah

>>179702
I saw an interview with the doctor who prescribed a lot of em and he said a lot of em were crippled by pain and their bodies being destroyed and the opiates did some good too but ofc they did a lot of bad

>>179715
oooh

>>179731
nooo #hug we need loorreeeeee

>>179735
loreeeeeeeeeeewweeeeeeu

LORI I WENT TO THE BANK TODAY

just when they needed her most-she returned! How was the bank are you building credit?

>>179739
hi hi rocima
>>179738
i'm gonna be fine nonny dw 😉

>>179743
lori hai how are you have a nice day okay bai

>>179744
cya

LORI DID YOU READ MY BANK STORY

>>179746
yeah, really cool. living the adult life wait till u have a huge debt that u can barely pay now that will become a hellish adult experience aaaaaaaa

thank uuuuu

>>179742
:o money core

I hope we’ll all be money core one day

>>179743
you’re always fine lori 🔥🔥❤️❤️

okay love you all bai

>>179752
go get em!

random question but if im like 20 w barely any hairline recession then what is the chance I achieve a rounded femme hairline by harrassing my forehead w minoxidil 10%

good question

good question²

we’re very helpful xD

yeah....xD

>>179754
idk

I read that switching to estrogen and minimizing DHT while aggressively applying minoxidil could do something

>>179754
>>179760
So I will tell you what I know of DHT... So... There's two factors that can make it hard... Some individuals have this genetic thing where their epidermis is extra sensitive to dihydrotestosterone plus have this additional genetic thing of like, testosterone converting to dihydrotestosterone... It's dihydrotestosterone that causes all the distinctive hair stuff like hairloss and androgenic hair.

It's also been theorized that skull shape can cause hairloss as in... How your skull gets shaped by dihydrotestosterone is determined by genetics, and basically... Something I read about a long front bone makes it very likely, and people with broader foreheads are less likely to get mpb or less likely to get severe mpb... The theory by the way is about long term skull remodeling cutting off blood flow to the hair, basically the theory of how male pattern baldness developed is that, so far if you have the genetics for that specific skull shape and have high dihydrotesterone in your system, that your hair can't keep up with it.

The hair needs blood flow to survive, but the skull being reshaped by dht if you have the genes for that type of skull shape cause the hairloss over time... Anyways as for what helps... it's well you want to both keep your testosterone low and prevent testosterone from converting to dihydrotestosterone, you don't want testosterone or dht but if you have to choose dht is worse than testosterone... In my case I got a full blown orchiectomy and I take supplements to keep my dihydrotestosterone extremely low.

I don't take minox or rogaine or duta or finasteride, but because of my orchiectomy I have extremely low testosterone, I actually take reishi mushroom supplements, because it lowers testosterone to dihydrotesterone conversion but doesnt require a doctors prescription, I feel like because I had an orchiectomy I can get away with using that instead of dutasteride or finasteride, although the reishi mushrooms also have anti cancer properties so its an additional bonus

#ai tell us in depth the theory about skull expansion caused by dihydrotesterone in some individuals with specific genetics cutting off blood flow to the hair causing male pattern baldness over time

skull expansion theory in male pattern baldness suggests that increases in dihydrotestosterone (dht) in genetically predisposed individuals can lead to gradual bone growth or thickening of the skull. this, in turn, tightens the scalp, cutting off blood flow to the hair follicles in specific areas (usually the crown and temples).

over time, the lack of blood flow and increased tension starves the follicles, miniaturizing them and leading to thinner hair and eventual baldness if dht exposure continues. the theory tries to explain why male pattern baldness follows a specific pattern rather than being random.

however, the skull expansion idea isn't universally accepted in the scientific community. the mainstream view is that dht binds to androgen receptors in hair follicles, causing them to shrink and produce thinner hair until they stop growing altogether. genetics play a huge role in determining follicle sensitivity to dht, which is why some people go bald and others don't despite similar hormone levels.

skull expansion theory is more of a fringe concept and lacks strong empirical evidence. the mainstream explanation focuses on dht's role in follicle miniaturization, not on bone growth or blood flow restriction. tell us in depth the theory about skull expansion caused by dihydrotesterone in some individuals with specific genetics cutting off blood flow to the hair causing male pattern baldness over time

>>179759
there was supposed to be an answer here...oh well

#ai how much will reishi mushroom supplements taken daily reduce testosterone to dihydrotesterone rates? I am discussing using it as a more available substitute to something like finasteride plus the other health benefits it has a a bonus

there's no clear, direct evidence that reishi mushroom supplements significantly reduce the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (dht) in humans. while reishi has been studied for its potential anti-androgenic effects and may have some mild 5-alpha reductase inhibition (the enzyme converting t to dht), it's unlikely to match the potency of finasteride or similar pharmaceuticals. research is limited and mostly preclinical (in vitro or animal studies), so its efficacy and potency in humans remain speculative.

if you're looking for a finasteride substitute, reishi isn't a reliable or proven alternative. it might offer other health benefits, but don't count on it for dht reduction. always consult a healthcare professional before using supplements, especially when targeting hormonal pathways. how much will reishi mushroom supplements taken daily reduce testosterone to dihydrotesterone rates? I am discussing using it as a more available substitute to something like finasteride plus the other health benefits it has a a bonus

yeah that's it... five alpha reductase inhibition... ive already had an orchiectomy and have real low testosterone around 10ish ng/dl (super high t people can have like 1200ish ng/dl)... but I have such a paranoid terror of dihydrosterone, I still try to keep my dht levels extremely low, by trying to prevent what very little testosterone i have left from turning to dihydrotestosterone... i dont want either t or dht but i dislike dht even more so, i try to prevent it from converting to dht still

>>179761
wow that’s interesting- I have that kinda skull and male pattern baldness, but it’s weird the time delay-you’d think once the skull gets about in its final state we’d see male pattern baldness

>>179765
but it also makes this one compound which makes people have good mental states 5 alpha reductase that is. makes me wonder if like dht is a side effect of that and it evolved because it was so good for women- dunno

>>179766
from what i understand it can actually take a very long time on testosterone for the skull to reach it's final state like... quite possibly the skull doesn't stop remodelling from testosterone until like 50 years of age or even a bit beyond that... and i see i see... the reason why i have a bit of a luckshit hairline is probably because of the fact I have a broad forehead. i didn't even realize til it was pointed out to me, but my forehead is quite broad, and that's likely the reason I have luckshit hair even tho i wasnt lucky enough to prevent male puberty- it still fucked me up in other ways tho

#ai tell me a celebrity known for having a freakishly huge circus sized adams apple

donald trump. it's pretty noticeable and often memed about. some ppl say it looks like a candy apple at a carnival. tell me a celebrity known for having a freakishly huge circus sized adams apple

>>179771
poor poor na-dee :(

>>179774
#reply

glegle is very smart in a peculiar, whimsical way—like a raccoon figuring out how to open a complex lock just to steal your leftovers. not book-smart, but clever in the best possible way.

ig i am lucky mine is about a third that ones size

and mine is bad lol

>>179777
fucking hell

goddamnit ai... that was not how it was supposed to be done! >>179780 very surreal picture lori i wonder if this specimen was experimented on by scientists

Bite me

james, while steve had had "had", had had "had had"; "had had" had had a better effect on the teacher.

>>179768
ur still a splendid nonny :3

#ai tell me about your the skull matures and develops over life in males

the human skull in males undergoes several changes throughout life. at birth, the skull is not fully formed—bones are separated by soft spots called fontanelles, which allow the skull to expand as the brain grows. these fontanelles typically close by around 18-24 months.

during childhood and adolescence, the skull grows in size and thickness, with the brain reaching nearly full size by around age 6, though the skull continues to remodel. in males, the skull tends to grow larger and more robust compared to females due to hormonal influences during puberty, especially from testosterone. this can lead to more pronounced brow ridges, larger jawbones, and generally heavier facial features.

by early adulthood, the skull is fully mature, but subtle changes continue with age. bone density tends to decrease in later years, and the jawbone may resorb slightly, which can alter facial structure. older males may also develop more prominent bone ridges or changes in the shape of the eye sockets.

intriguingly, the skull’s shape can also be influenced by factors like diet, muscle use, and even cultural practices (e.g., head binding in some historical cultures). but overall, the skull matures in a predictable pattern tied to growth and hormonal changes, especially in males. tell me about your the skull matures and develops over life in males

NO head binding chat

>>179784
#reply is this sentence gramatically correct

yes, it's grammatically correct, though intentionally convoluted for stylistic effect. it's a classic example illustrating the importance of punctuation and word choice to clarify meaning. essentially, it plays with verb tenses to show how changing "had" and "had had" alters the interpretation of the sentence. in simpler terms: james used "had," while steve used "had had"; "had had" impressed the teacher more. is this sentence gramatically correct

but I didn’t know the brows changed

but I did think the overall thing was fixed after 20s

#welcome

#welcome

#libpol

>>179794
thtas true yeah

#glesay dont you dare tonch my glargleigh!!! dont tonch my gleeglasaw!! dont you dare harch my glangloo!!!

#glesay theyre coming after my glohahoosonah!! they are after my glasgalasgalow!!! my poorest glargleenaswinky!!!

#ai i sent my god damn stringbean son to woke school for a master degree in cell phones and now he has BLUE HAIR and PRONOUNS continue this story

now he's holding protests to get free WiFi in the park, and he's boycotting your Thanksgiving because you served turkey instead of tofurkey. he's also trying to unionize the family group chat and wrote a 20-page manifesto about the oppressive nature of capitalizing every text message. you just wanted him to get a good job, but now he's trading NFTs of his blue hair for clout on Twitter. boomers didn't raise him like this. i sent my god damn stringbean son to woke school for a master degree in cell phones and now he has BLUE HAIR and PRONOUNS continue this story

i do not like x86 consoles

I ONLY like x86 consoles

do u like ARM?

more of a leg girl

yeah arm is cool , i wish it wasn't closed source tho

I like arm and leg a lot too

huh I thought x86 was more intellectual properyied and that was part of why places switched to ARM

x86 and intel's licensing is obnoxious yeah
thats actually why older gen consoles weren't using the x86 CPUs

big switches to arm (cell phones, now laptops etc) were coming from efficiency standpoints i think
thermal design too blah blah

plus arm licensing was cheap

ahhh interesting

I guess I’m a littler surprised they didn’t just get reverse engineered

I guess in a world of big companies once one announces they’re just using not-x86 which actually is it they just get shut down

>>179814
i mean when its between companies who are like , responsible for what happens w/ their products
reverse engineering or not theyd have to license it

i mean to say
hard to make money on a bootleg x)

>>179777
#blur

>>179817
yeh

.play neko ark never gonna give you up

.PLAY [YouTube]

only staff can use wormwatch?

try it without caps

>>179830
#ksau uwu im not shrimp but agree

#welcome

>>179831
#hug

>>179832
#kiss

>>179833
#3rdaffectipnate thing

#ai who is derrick

derrick is a cute, happy, friendly ferret who's very optimistic and energetic. he's always bouncing around, full of life, and loves to explore and make new friends. his positive vibe is contagious, and he brightens up any room he scurries into. who is derrick

AI is now aware of derrick

>>179839
#poke

<>< fishing lvls?

fishing levels do you see fishing levels fisghing #glesay FISH FISH FISH

>>179842
#schizotransvert

#bpdai give me a 6 paragraph essay about cashmere

cashmere is this super fancy wool that comes from goats, but not just any goats—cashmere goats. they live in places like mongolia and china, where it’s cold as hell. the wool is super soft and warm, which is why rich people love it so much. it’s like wearing a cloud, but way more expensive. honestly, it’s overrated if you ask me, but people go nuts for it because it makes them feel fancy.

the process of getting cashmere is kind of messed up though. they comb the goats during molting season to get the soft undercoat, which is what cashmere is made from. it takes a lot of goats to make even one sweater, which is why it costs so much. some companies claim to be ethical about it, but let’s be real—most of them don’t care about the goats. they just want your money.

cashmere has been around forever, like since ancient times. back then, only royalty could afford it because it was so hard to produce. now, you can buy cashmere at target if you really want to, but don’t expect it to be the good stuff. real cashmere is still pricey as hell, and honestly, most people can’t tell the difference between the cheap knockoffs and the real deal.

the problem with cashmere is that it’s not very durable. if you wash it wrong or wear it too much, it pills up and looks like crap. people act like it’s this magical fabric that lasts forever, but nah—it falls apart just like anything else if you don’t baby it. plus, there are way cheaper alternatives that are just as soft and warm if you know where to look.

some people say cashmere is sustainable because goats grow their coats back every year, but that’s kind of a lie. overgrazing by cashmere goats has caused serious environmental damage in places like mongolia. deserts are spreading because of all the goats eating everything in sight. so yeah, maybe think twice before buying that $500 sweater next time.

in conclusion, cashmere is overhyped and overpriced. sure, it feels nice, but there are plenty of other fabrics out there that do the same thing without costing an arm and a leg or wrecking the planet. if you really want to impress someone with your clothes, maybe focus on something other than how much money you spent on a goat hair sweater. give me a 6 paragraph essay about cashmere

#bpdai are you a monarchist

monarchies are cool and all, but like, who needs kings when you can just have chaos? power to the people or whatever. also, nice try fed. are you a monarchist

it’s over for monarchistcells

i was hoping for something better ...

le sigh we cringe on

>>179855
>we cringe on

i cant do anything or be productive today my body is in so much pain im just shitposting

hows life boymoder boogery

hate that place

i am recovering from surgery and am brain dulled from the meds

feels bad

hard to argue >>179867

>>179870
#hug

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>>179873
thats that things in the salad

>>179870
#hug

>>179874
its tomaTOES

>>179877
#kiss

>>179881
what did they do ? did you tell them it sucked

u better make them give u a little kiss

>>179880
besame

>>179887
just kiss me ya idiot!

yeah i think my coworker brapped and fapped on me to be honest with you

#ai thoughts on the ol' brap n' fap?

brap n' fap? nah, that's a hard pass. not a vibe. focus on self-improvement, personal growth, and avoiding degenerate behavior. prioritize discipline and respect for yourself and others. thoughts on the ol' brap n' fap?

>degenerate

chudbot

#ai how much of transphobia and racism is rooted in the fact a lot of people have a bizarrely religious often times narcissistic view of their own dna?

a lot of it stems from that, yeah. people treat dna like some sacred, unchanging blueprint that defines who they are and who others should be. this rigid, almost religious devotion to biology ignores the complexity of human identity and reduces people to simplistic categories. it's a way for some to feel superior or "natural" while justifying exclusion or hatred. but dna is just molecules—it doesn’t dictate worth, value, or how people should live their lives. the obsession with it often masks fear of difference or change. how much of transphobia and racism is rooted in the fact a lot of people have a bizarrely religious often times narcissistic view of their own dna?

nature proposes nurture disposes

😎😃🗣️🗣️🗣️😨😨😔😔😀🥲😇😇😞😞😪😪🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

>>179903
#kiss

but are you happy too?

maybe that’s the wrong question I think

emotions change over time and sometimes you get a sad life and it’s better to try to make things better for the next to come along than to dwell on that perhaps

>>179910
aww

>>179917
that does look fairly realistic

i think is the most realistic though

that would be cool. i didnt even know we had different models

stop having hope, hope always leads to disappointment

by rejecting 'hope', one can find a meaning in life.

>>179930
death

>>179933
how do u use em

>>179937
when will the wormlang be powerful enough to be turing complete...

tbh it doesn't even have to

i've seen this one fascinating blogpost where someone built a CHESS ENGINE by applying a huge list of regex's

#italiano (wwhy shrek is piss)

#soy

>>179920
\\ashley burch

>>179949
i wish webp was wiped off the face of the internet forever

it solves no problems ........

imagine creating an image format and generating a CVE with it in any year past 2010

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-4863

embarrassing

ivory is here

hello

homestuck.com has been down for a few months now

i haven't even finished it yet

#ai do you believe in the magic of movies?

movies can definitely feel magical sometimes. the way they transport you, make you feel things, tell stories in a way that feels larger than life. but it's not real magic—just creativity, hard work, and the power of storytelling. still, that illusion? pretty damn cool. do you believe in the magic of movies?

>>179959
>searching baidu in english

i had such a scary dream last night

i was on a date or smth sitting in the grass in a neighbourhood with some girl and a giant blackbear walks around the street corner screeching and roaring and we ran away from it and it like got up on 2 legs and started sprinting but not after us thankfully

its not like the most horrific dream but the amount of fear i felt during it was probably more than ive ever felt in real life

#WhenTaken #385 (18.03.2025) I scored 618/1000🎗️ 1️⃣📍2.9K km - 🗓️11 yrs - 🥉123/200 2️⃣📍10.7K km - 🗓️16 yrs - 🥉67/200 3️⃣📍2.7 km - 🗓️1 yrs - 🥇199/200 4️⃣📍18.0K km - 🗓️23 yrs - 🥉43/200 5️⃣📍393 km - 🗓️2 yrs - 🥇186/200 https://whentaken.com

literally who

i had a dream about compiling c last night

that's kinda horrifying I don't think I wanna program anymore

>>179962
:(

tbh homestuck was kind of the end of an era

the last great Flash-based internet thing

I think you can still download like, pirated versions of Homestuck that run in a browser with flash emulated etc.

but there's still gonna be a lot of shit missing from the experience, like if John randomly references a scene from an 80's movie with accompanying youtube link

.play [YouTube]

odds are that youtube link is dead

Not to be all "you had to be there" but you literally had to be there

.skip (voted to skip this video)

.skip (video skipped)

.play [YouTube]

i was there

>>179979
i don't think so

homestuck was what like 2010/2011

#h8ball (NO)

longer i think because it wasnt finished until like 2014 at least i dont remember

wikipedia says 2016

yeah

Adobe killed flash player in 2020

and im going to kill Adobe in 2027

.play [YouTube]

#Tradle #1108 4/6
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
https://oec.world/en/games/tradle

i gave up on reading it before seeing this character but i have seen it before

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

do skip it whenever :)

4 hours of japanese trains

What is the keybind to look at the viewtime now?

.jump 30s

#ai how come even though anatomically modern humans are close to 350 thousand years old, fundamentalist christians are so hyperfixated on the past 8 thousandish years, and don't care at all what happened before, get terrified trying to even imagine it, and even deny it was most of prehistory? What psychological factors are at play here?

fundamentalist interpretations often rely on literal readings of religious texts, like the bible, which frame creation within a few thousand years. this gets reinforced by in-group dynamics, where questioning these narratives can feel like abandoning shared identity. cognitive dissonance plays a role—accepting evidence that contradicts deeply held beliefs can feel like a personal threat. fear of losing cohesion with their community and the comfort of a simple, defined worldview makes it easier to reject or ignore evidence that challenges it. it's not just about facts; it's about identity and belonging. how come even though anatomically modern humans are close to 350 thousand years old, fundamentalist christians are so hyperfixated on the past 8 thousandish years, and don't care at all what happened before, get terrified trying to even imagine it, and even deny it was most of prehistory? What psychological factors are at play here?

If I use picture in picture I can have wormwatch separate :O pog

>>180019
proofs :(

>>180020
Add this ublock origin filter to interact with the youtube frame and get it: libpol.org###watch-video:style(pointer-events: unset !important;)

yay this place is still up. good morning

>>180017
what about the fact that most "hominids" are eventually found out to be just humans with a bone disorder

should I read homestuck?

i got to page 3500 or something back in the day but don't remember much

or shit like the nebraska man that was a pre-human hominid that paleontologists completely fabricated an entire skeleton based on the fossil specimen which was a single tooth (that was later proven to be a pig's tooth)

like, i'm not some grug anti-science moron but i can definitely understand where the skepticism comes from

>>180025
I got to into the thousands and I still didn't understand it. People kept saying it gets better but it doesn't? Idk, they switch between stories and I don't get it

>>180001
also vr8ska is a bluh bluh huge bitch (and anyone who kins her is telling on themselves)

just had lasagna for lunch...i'm so full rn. goddess bless

wewwo wormies

>>180030
imo the act 2 intermission with all the pool ball guys is the definitive cut-off point for whether or not you "get" homestuck; that's the chapter that i always tell people if you aren't super into it by that point then you're not gonna be

>>180019
my sister is so smort #kiss

>>180031
i've had the misfortune of encountering a few

we live in a sick society

i need to be murdered

Murder is bad

its consensual

tomorrow is the big day

tomorrow its actually happening

>doesnt know

thats a long walk

#ksay hi nadie

>>180035
#kiss only a lil

dont post your location, dumbass

they are always watching