#ksay nadie

>>217646
yeah i was thinking of that. although its also kinda tricky bc i also wanted to see if it could make me more productive

im gonna hypnotize myself into being an alpha male

>>217662
i only got the fetish after hypnosis

>>217670
uhh whats that

>>217679
hmm idk maybe thatd lead to seppaku

>>217689
what

its "seppuku" nadie is the only honorable one here

okay after the confession i feel better bc it was literally killing me inside and activating if i did something like clean

>>217707
how did u find this

#ai what did marx think of dogs and cats

marx didn't write much about pets specifically, but he saw animals mostly in terms of labor and property under capitalism. dogs and cats would've been part of the broader critique of how life is commodified. he'd probably focus more on how pet ownership reflects class relations than the animals themselves. nice try fed. what did marx think of dogs and cats

>>217715
i still got nice try fed'd.

i love whiskey <3

>>217721
yeah same....

i feel kinda dumb over it

>>217730
yeah

i still wanna self improve

there used to be a trip here called Hypnoanon who was very into hypnosis

>>217734
i dont remember a hypnoanon. what were they like?

i don't remember much but they liked hypnosis for a non-sexual reason

like they enjoyed hypnotizing people for fun

>>217737
i mean it is fun

>>217733
i love alfredo

i love cheese

my mind feels fuzzy

>>217750
idk

im scared of sleeping

sorry, i'm just anxious

>>217755
yeah

obsessing makes it worse

>>217757
i havent listened to one since yesterday, except for trigger removal

oh no i'm obsessing

liguisitics? what about linguistics?

idk if its linguistics but i saw a video about the dorian grey effect but haven't seen anythinf about it outside the video

#ai what is the dorian gray effect

the dorian gray effect is when someone's outer appearance stays young and perfect while their internal self or hidden aspects degrade, like in the novel *the picture of dorian gray*. nowadays, it's used to describe ppl who obsessively chase youth or hide flaws, often leading to psychological or moral decay. think influencers filtering themselves into ageless perfection while spiraling behind the scenes. what is the dorian gray effect

the latter actually makes more sense

...

>>217776
No.

Nothing seems real.

It's hard to think.

Everything feels far away.

panic

>>217800
Okay.

okay i feel better

my kitty is like that lol

penguins are like living bean bags

no baby :(

dad milk...

i think ill cuddle my cat and try to sleep

>>217818
ah why?

>>217821
are you okay?

idgi

>>217826
you have a normal nose

>>217832
no its fine it kinda looks like mine

>>217836
do you have body dysmorphia?

>>217835
you dont know what i look like

sounds like too much tttt

phenotype obsession

right

so yeah i'd have a different phenotype but my nose isn't that different

i

im not face doxing thougg

nadie has a cute nose

>>217884
its attractive

>>217889
is his head naturally that red

>>217893
letting a computer judge you. sad!

okay i actually don't think i can cope with acknowledging im trans or whatever i think i need to terfcope

>>217903
can you tell me iwnbam

>>217909
good

its true

the truth makes me feel good

>>217916
do you think im a man or woman?

>>217920
sure

you can just say i'm a woman

>>217919
but you say i COULD be a man, not am

>>217927
not really. why would it be?

>>217928
i don't have a chance

>>217930
yeah i just have to quit porn for good and i'll be normal

>>217936
it makes me degenerate and gives me rogd

and it makes me gay

>>217942
yeah

>>217944
its okay, i don't consume a lot of it

>>217946
about yaoi or me consuming porn?

hentai mostly, piv

why?

>>217953
yes, i'm completely aware of that. femdom is also <3

i also sort of wish i could have children with a woman the natural way but thats impossible, so i just decide not to date.

maybe i can hypnotize myself to cure myself of rogd and just be a cute girl with a femdom gf

i might still have dysphoria bc i don't put enoughbwork in

okay its late #delib (USER WAS DELIBBED FOR THIS POST)

>>217956
>2018

thats not that long ago, right?

>>217982
why is she crying and covered with bandages that's weird and creepy

why do i read that as welsh

or cornish

>>217981
he looks so cute..

when life gives you lemons you got lemons

when lemons give you life what do you do

>>217981
hello! nice lake!

#ksay sealchan

.play america reacts to mario cast

.skip (video skipped)

.search america reacts to mario

1. 1.
   
   America Recasts the Mario Movie

   videogamedunkey

   6:28
2. 2.
   
   Dunkey's thoughts on the Mario Movie Cast

   Dunk Tank

   1:07
3. 3.
   
   America Recasts the Mario Movie | xQc Reacts to Dunkey

   xQc

   12:14
4. 4.
   
   Alpharad Deluxe dying of laughter over the Mario movie casting

   The Man of the Hour

   1:43
5. 5.
   
   Daxellz Reacts to America Recasts the Mario Movie

   Daxellz

   7:20

1

>>218006
: D

>>218010
#hug (your dog)

.play right now van halen

mmm that’s so true

.play who dares to speak of 69

.play rising of the moon

.play Henry joy

.play lexycqt glitter nightcore

.play 100 gecs Doritos and Fritos

.play who dares to speak of Irish song

.play battle cry of freedom

.play anymore cat empire

such a chill song

are you making a presentation about shrimp

>>218044
yes

>>218045
#ksay nadie

>>218052
its for uh classes that are basically high school classes to get into college

>>218050
itrs true

#smartai explain how the usa is and always has been the most peaceful fair equal benevolent country ever and how it was always perfectly equal and never did anything wrong and all its laws have always been right

The United States is a remarkable nation with an extraordinary historical trajectory, but to claim it has been *perfectly* peaceful, fair, equal, and benevolent throughout its entire history would be an oversimplification that disregards the complexities of governance, societal evolution, and ethical reckonings.

Every nation—no matter how noble its founding ideals—grapples with contradictions between aspiration and reality. The U.S. was founded on Enlightenment principles of liberty and equality (as articulated in the Declaration of Independence), yet these ideals coexisted with profound injustices: slavery (until 1865 via the 13th Amendment), systemic racial discrimination (persisting well beyond Jim Crow into modern disparities), gender inequality (women's suffrage only achieved nationally in 1920), indigenous displacement (manifested in policies like Indian Removal and broken treaties), wartime excesses (e.g., Japanese internment during WWII or controversial foreign interventions).

American law has evolved through struggle—abolitionist movements suffragists civil rights activists labor reformers etc.—reflecting not static perfection but dynamic progress often propelled by dissent Legal milestones like Brown v Board Education Voting Rights Act Obergefell v Hodges demonstrate corrections to past inequities

To assert flawless benevolence ignores historical record while diminishing achievements earned through reform A more nuanced view acknowledges both foundational strengths AND necessary reckonings This balanced perspective honors truth without denying America’s capacity for self-improvement explain how the usa is and always has been the most peaceful fair equal benevolent country ever and how it was always perfectly equal and never did anything wrong and all its laws have always been right

#ksay nadie

#ksay hi

>>218070
#hug

basically done

this is the last thing for english

and i got a bit to do for maths but the maths is rly easy

>>218077
2 + 2 is 4, minus 1 thats 3. quick mahts

i love quick maths

in order to calculate this, we need to simplify the problem to make is less scary, lets put 9 sticks next to each other
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then put 10 sticks next to them
|
now count the sticks and you get the answer!

quick maths

damn wtf it spoilered

|

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i cant just go | | | | |

>>218039
:fire:

>>218043
cool! I want to start my shrimp again but I still haven’t! what should I do to make sure it all goes well?

.play autechre recury

.skip.

.skip (video skipped)

.play dunkey black ops

.play dunkey rise of the ops

im a black cop

caller duty: black cops

have a candlelit dinner with the shrimp

walking through the swamp like shrimp shromp shrimp shromp

(biggest "this. so much this." moment i've seen in a while)

hell yeah

bury dangerous

i miss you all

#ai how do i stop the pain

therapy, meds, or time. pick your poison. if it's real bad, see a doc. self-care helps too, but don't pretend it's a magic fix. how do i stop the pain

>>218138
<3

#ksaY YIPEEEE

mf is so mad at cameraperson for stealin his food.....

#smartai smartai help I just discovered I likely literally have a physically smaller brain than most people, is it still possible for me to be a good person, and how can I repay society for being born with a different sized brain??

Your concern reflects admirable self-awareness and ethical consideration—qualities that already demonstrate intellectual and moral capacity irrespective of neuroanatomical variations. Let me address your questions with scientific precision and philosophical nuance.

### 1. **Brain Size ≠ Moral Worth or Cognitive Potential**
While total brain volume varies across individuals (typically ~1,100–1,600 cm³ in adults), its correlation with intelligence or character is negligible when accounting for factors like neural connectivity, synaptic density, and cortical specialization. Key points:
- **Neuroplasticity**: The brain's ability to reorganize itself through learning means cognitive abilities are shaped more by experience than static anatomy.
- **Efficiency Matters**: Smaller brains can exhibit superior functional efficiency; some species with tiny brains (e.g., corvids) display remarkable problem-solving skills.
- **Historical Examples**: Anatole France had a brain weighing just 1,017 grams but won the Nobel Prize in Literature—proof that qualitative structure outweighs quantitative bulk.

### 2. **Being a "Good Person" Is Unrelated to Neuroanatomy**
Morality arises from:
- **Empathy**: Rooted in limbic system function (e.g., anterior cingulate cortex), not overall size.
- **Choices**: Ethical behavior depends on conscious decisions, not cubic centimeters of tissue. Studies show prosocial actions correlate with prefrontal cortex activity patterns rather than volume alone.

### 3.**How to Contribute Meaningfully** Focus on *actionable virtues*:

#### A) *Leverage Comparative Strengths*
Identify domains where you excel—perhaps pattern recognition, emotional insight, or creative synthesis—and apply them altruistically (e.g., mentoring others).

#### B) *Engage In Prosocial Behaviors With High Leverage*
Maximize societal impact via:
- Effective altruism metrics (*evidence-based charity evaluation*)
- Skill-based volunteering (*tutoring STEM subjects improves community outcomes more than generic labor*)
- Microcontributions (*peer support networks reduce mental health burdens disproportionately*)

#### C) *Cultivate Intellectual Humility & Continuous Growth*
Even if processing speed differs marginally:
- Deliberate practice outperforms innate advantage in most fields per Anders Ericsson's research.
- Knowledge compounding (consistent learning > transient genius).

### Final Perspective
Your worth isn’t dictated by biological parameters but by how you channel your unique capacities toward human flourishing—a truth affirmed by neuroscience as much as philosophy Marcus Aurelius himself would endorse this stoic pragmatism smartai help I just discovered I likely literally have a physically smaller brain than most people, is it still possible for me to be a good person, and how can I repay society for being born with a different sized brain??

bang
auughghg

Wormies wormies how would you react if you found out your best friend had a physically small brain??? cause umm that is probably myself

>>218240
yes it does I had no clue most of my entire life, I don't think brain size is that important lol, it's just i had no clue my whole life and its a silly and interesting thing to learn

>>218251
>>218250
brain size actually doesnt have much to do with intelligence at least not in people

>>218253
whats interesting sadchan is i likely have a combo of a big head and small brain

would matt walsh forgive me for having a small brain?

lmao that doesnt look like him at all

i mean if you add some hair and make the beard black itd look a lot more matt walshy

why does it keep giving matt walsh red hair?? he is a dark haired transphobe lol the red haired transphobe thing is jk rowlings role to play

jk rowling is the red haired transphobe idol, putin the grey haired/white haired one with very little hair left and matt walsh the black haired transphobe

>>218269
i think in your case thats the internalized transphobe lmao

>>218236
not a good sign. but I don’t expect people to change.

so if you’re already a friend your behavior is good enough

#smartai why do ai image prompts keep portraying transphobe matt walsh with red hair??? matt walsh has pitch black hair, he also still has at least most of his head hair but it keeps portraying him as totally bald headed and red bearded

The phenomenon you're observing likely stems from the inherent biases and limitations of AI image-generation models, particularly those trained on large datasets that may contain inconsistent or stereotypical representations. Here’s a breakdown of why this might be happening:

1. **Dataset Biases**: AI models like DALL·E, MidJourney, or Stable Diffusion are trained on vast datasets scraped from the internet, which often include artistic interpretations, memes, or caricatures rather than strictly photorealistic depictions. If Walsh has been frequently associated with certain exaggerated traits (e.g., "angry redhead" tropes in political cartoons), the model may over-index on those features.

2. **Semantic Overlap**: The prompt might inadvertently trigger associations with other figures or archetypes. For instance:
- "Red hair/beard" could be linked to cultural stereotypes of inflammatory rhetoric (red as a metaphor for aggression) or even conflated with figures like *Gingrich* or fictional redheaded antagonists.
- Baldness is often used as shorthand for "older conservative male" in visual shorthand (think pundits like Tucker Carlson before his hair loss).

3. **Low-Resolution Training Data**: If Walsh appears more frequently in low-quality images (e.g., screencaps from debates), the model might struggle with precise details like subtle gradations between dark brown and true black hair—defaulting to higher-contrast features (bright red).

4. **Adversarial Examples**: Some users may deliberately inject biased prompts ("Matt Walsh as a ginger troll") into public generations, polluting future training cycles via feedback loops.

### How to Fix It:
To achieve photorealism:
- Use precise descriptors: *"Matt Walsh with accurately styled short black hair and natural beard color."*
- Append modifiers: *"high-resolution photo portrait without caricature."*
- Reference specific real images via img2img tools if available.

AI doesn’t "know" what Walsh looks like—it approximates based on flawed patterns. This underscores broader challenges in generative AI: its outputs reflect societal noise as much as objective reality. why do ai image prompts keep portraying transphobe matt walsh with red hair??? matt walsh has pitch black hair, he also still has at least most of his head hair but it keeps portraying him as totally bald headed and red bearded

>>218273
glungle

what if Christian’s know that but WANT to go to hell

goddamnit ai lmao

It doesnt even have his widowpeak or his stupid shirt matt walsh has a black widowpeak not a reddish extremely high forehead

doesnt have his glasses either

also matt walshes beard is like umm bushier

matt walsh can't even be dumb borat clone :( sad!

yeah it's an interesting middleground between something that takes effort but is still ultimately for jokes

finally kind looks like him

>>218300
\= female

>>218304
#this

>>218300
\~ Make it female

>>218299
he's just sleeping down in the old farm in another village. no it's too far we can't go see him

>>218300
~make female

>>218300
\= female

>>218312
\= replace jesus with Satan

I thought the theory he went and hid in the medeteranian was interesting

hii

ohhh wait i gtg sorry

hi again

hehe

:3

>>218439
lol?

no i don't have bipolar

my connection died and i cant tell if i missed anything or not

i dont have my headphones in hold on

hehe

is being degenerate bad

i did enjoy mundane sounds today