Wow look who doesn't believe in Gotham City.
remember during covid years when they briefly starting filling the planes from the back end first and it just sense
another time i said that i looked over into the voting booth next to me and saw rudy giuliani in there fucking his cousin and the guy goes "That's illegal, looking in another voting booth is illegal, are you admitting to a crime?" and i was like yeah dude tell the cops i saw rudy fucking his cousin
when trump had the election fraud hotline thing after the election i called probably 100 times but 4 or 5 times i called and put on this old country boy accent and did this long preamble about how i went to the polling place that ended with me telling them i saw a dog standing up like a man voting
And just to be clear, this isn't Buzz Lightyear the cereal of the toy. This is the cereal of the human Buzz Lightyear that the toy is based onAnd just to be clear, this isn't Buzz Lightyear the cereal of the toy. This is the cereal of the human Buzz Lightyear that the toy is based on
this is why i don't talk with strangers onlinethis is why i don't talk with strangers online
![Online discussions are dominated by a surprisingly small, extremely vocal, and non-representative minority. Research on social media has found that, while only 3 % of active accounts are toxic, they produce 33 % of all content [4]. Furthermore, 74 % of all online conflicts are started in just 1 % of communities [5], and 0.1 % of users shared 80 % of fake news [6,7]. Not only does this extreme minority stir discontent, spread misinformation, and spark outrage online, they also bias the meta-perceptions of most users who passively “lurk” online. This can lead to false polarization and pluralistic ignorance, which are linked to a number of problems including drug and alcohol use [8], intergroup hostility [9,10], and support for authoritarian regimes [11]. Furthermore, exposure to extreme content can normalize unhealthy and dangerous behavior. For example, teens exposed to extreme content related to alcohol consumption thought dangerous alcohol consumption was normative [12].](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:jmte4w4x7ukciit6lci6ziau/bafkreiddm2btaao7h3fzhkrjkn3iel7ppeihtycfzca7wbqj7l2v3pcuda@jpeg)
I think we, as a society, have done everything we could do with moving walkways. I really don't think we can improve life further by adding more of them.I think we, as a society, have done everything we could do with moving walkways. I really don't think we can improve life further by adding more of them.