Excellent point. Good perspective and post.
people forming mobs that actively hunt down immigrants.
That is ICE already. I was thinking "people forming mobs well regulated militias that actively hunt ICE mobs. That just me speaking from my privilege.
There’s always hope. A fools hope, but hope nonetheless.
Does it? When brownshits can extrajudicially shoot innocents in the face without consequence “legal” and Public opinion loses much of its meaning.
Not to be rude, but who cares? Authoritarian governments could send a goon squad and shoot you in the face extrajudicially. Seeing they are already doing that for such severe threats to authority as being in a public space, they have no threats left to make. Edit: not making guillotine jokes is not protection.
Two thoughts to consider. First is that the author might be abusing language in a way that deliberately obscures meaning, to pursue another goal. I.e. appearing intellectual or appealing to a reader who wants to fit this aesthetic.
The second is that LLMs do this as well. As they adapt to the language in your questions and subject material, they can diverge from the ideal path of bridge building between the reader and subject matter and either dumb it down so as to lose meaning (not explain in laymen’s terms), or further obscure meaning by hallucination, misinterpretation, abuse of language in trying to appear to be something.
It may help. It may hurt. They aren’t reliable enough yet to know which is which especially when you are unfamiliar enough with the material and trusting the system is all you got. The better method is joining a book club or perhaps a discussion forum for the fans of the book if available. Maybe a forum on the general topic were you might encounter other readers where you can discuss the topic.
Can anyone translate this into old people? I think he’s asking for dickpics and some sort of cumshot distance competition.
You dropped an x. <–Take this and put it back where it belongs.
My dog sleeps right in between me and my wife. She likes to be the big spoon and the little spoon.
Not for a club. More like a scene in a group discussion in Schitts Creek or Arrested Development.
TL/DR - yes. Hell yes even.
What is art or what is good art?
One of my fav definitions of art is "that which was created with the primary intention of invoking an emotional response in the observing subject.
Some would say art which provokes positive or negative emotions is good art, even if it was intended to be only positive. The more powerful the emotional response the better the art. So the Brandenburg Concertos are potentially on the same level of art as say Tiny Tims Tiptoe Through the Tulips, or Rebecca Black’s Friday. As music they are all galaxies apart, but as art. Strong emotions all.
Other would say good art provokes strong intended emotions. Like a performance piece about domestic violence is supposed to make you feel strong anger and revulsion. To these same “intentionists” if you found the same piece triggers a dark humour reponse and you lol, it’s bad art because it didn’t demonstrate mastery of emotional provocation. Closer to home, it means Shitposts are art. We are all artists here. Some masters, some aspiring. I could go on, but why.
I’m just gonna go home and rethink my life.
Apparently my comedy isn’t ready for the road, let alone a lemmy shitpost.
Does deontology pay well?
At first I was gonna say, maybe morality isn’t subjective. Maybe its just our perception of morality that is, and that as an intelligence constrained by our meat, the subjectivity is just a naturally occuring conceptual filter construct that creates the illusion of subjectivity.
Then I realized, I should have just said “yeah”.
With apologies to Mitch Hedberg.
Or if you don’t have the means, including libraries, a last resort could include crooksmaxxing.
Top level comments, yes.
Like many claim satire is dead because it is indistinguishable from real news, this makes me think shitposting will suffer the same fate.
Now where can I buy this?
The Newsroom. - EPA
And while perhaps more contentious, and more like an honorable mention, not a winner.
The Newsroom - Greatest Country