Currently we live in a world where neither book became completely true. However, bits and pieces from both did. Nowadays there’s all sorts of enjoyment and distraction easily available, and it seems to partially take the role soma has in BNW.
Flying cars, cold fusion, no world hunger, space communism, all the usual predictions.
It’s either that or full-on cyberpunk. Governments collapse, corporations wage global war, human life has zero value, nuclear weapons waiting in orbit… the usual.
Or, we could try the terminator scenario for a change. Human greed doesn’t get to destroy the planet, when robots take over, nuke every living cell to oblivion and carry on harvesting the resources from the still burning wreckage.
That model could explain how gender fluidity works. Your gender is usually in a superposition until you wake up in the morning and feel it out. It’s not a persistent state, though, since it can flip back to superposition any time.
I’m calling it the gender and sexuality space, and it’s mostly based on the ideas presented in the gender unicorn infographic. It instructs you to evaluate yourself on 12 different axes, which means you could view this matter as a 12D space in which every individual inhabits a single point.
Some of the axes are just labeled “other”, which doesn’t feel rigorous enough, but let’s just go with the 12D space for the time being. If you were to collect enough data, some interesting 12D shapes could emerge. Maybe there are overlapping “cloud” shapes in the population, who knows.
You’re multiplying two numbers while ignoring the unit. Think of it like a vector instead = (2, 0.5). The two numbers represent two different axes, so multiplying them together doesn’t really mean anything.
Regardless, initially I still enjoyed the clever joke. 😄Unfortunately, I ruined the fun by thinking about it way too hard. ☹️
But only partially. Nowadays, you can find expensive and luxurious high-quality products, complete e-waste, and everything in between. Somehow, Westerners still keep buying the e-waste, so that’s why Chinese companies keep supplying it.
Basic capitalism. As long as some idiot wants to buy trash, someone else will respond to that demand and profit while doing so. For many people price still matters way more than durability, quality and functions.
How frequently you have a full plate of food… just one full plate won’t make you fat. If you have those 5 times a day, that’s where all the fat is coming from.
People who use social media for a living probably aren’t randomly scrolling. They might be actively looking for specific kinds of things, posting something in line with the PR strategy, designing such posts, reading statistics, etc. You know, like actual work.
Just like game testing technically involves playing, but you’re not really playing.
Currently we live in a world where neither book became completely true. However, bits and pieces from both did. Nowadays there’s all sorts of enjoyment and distraction easily available, and it seems to partially take the role soma has in BNW.
Flying cars, cold fusion, no world hunger, space communism, all the usual predictions.
It’s either that or full-on cyberpunk. Governments collapse, corporations wage global war, human life has zero value, nuclear weapons waiting in orbit… the usual.
Or, we could try the terminator scenario for a change. Human greed doesn’t get to destroy the planet, when robots take over, nuke every living cell to oblivion and carry on harvesting the resources from the still burning wreckage.
Hmm. Furryness could be another dimension…
Source: Professor Lando. (2021, September 9). The reason why you're actually a furry
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That model could explain how gender fluidity works. Your gender is usually in a superposition until you wake up in the morning and feel it out. It’s not a persistent state, though, since it can flip back to superposition any time.
In this geometry, all you need are positive numbers. Complex numbers won’t be required since you can always add another dimension to cover your needs.
I’m calling it the gender and sexuality space, and it’s mostly based on the ideas presented in the gender unicorn infographic. It instructs you to evaluate yourself on 12 different axes, which means you could view this matter as a 12D space in which every individual inhabits a single point.
Some of the axes are just labeled “other”, which doesn’t feel rigorous enough, but let’s just go with the 12D space for the time being. If you were to collect enough data, some interesting 12D shapes could emerge. Maybe there are overlapping “cloud” shapes in the population, who knows.
You’re multiplying two numbers while ignoring the unit. Think of it like a vector instead = (2, 0.5). The two numbers represent two different axes, so multiplying them together doesn’t really mean anything.
Regardless, initially I still enjoyed the clever joke. 😄Unfortunately, I ruined the fun by thinking about it way too hard. ☹️
Wait until you hear about Inkscape. Next level knitting patterns are just around the corner.
I feel like I’ve just had too much internet for one day.
With a name like that, I think it’s pretty hard to actually come up with anything insulting.
Shitposting without technically shitposting. Well done!
Creepmaxxing?
You're having some complex thoughts.
I like to think of
-27^2as-(27^2).They would use proxy owners to stay at 1%. Maybe every employee of the corporation could be “an owner” for taxation purposes.
Should I even ask…. I mean, I have so many questions, but I’m afraid of hearing the answer.
Antitease?
But only partially. Nowadays, you can find expensive and luxurious high-quality products, complete e-waste, and everything in between. Somehow, Westerners still keep buying the e-waste, so that’s why Chinese companies keep supplying it.
Basic capitalism. As long as some idiot wants to buy trash, someone else will respond to that demand and profit while doing so. For many people price still matters way more than durability, quality and functions.
How frequently you have a full plate of food… just one full plate won’t make you fat. If you have those 5 times a day, that’s where all the fat is coming from.
People who use social media for a living probably aren’t randomly scrolling. They might be actively looking for specific kinds of things, posting something in line with the PR strategy, designing such posts, reading statistics, etc. You know, like actual work.
Just like game testing technically involves playing, but you’re not really playing.