skulblaka
Please do not perceive me.
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Unironically, yes. The brain is really weird about a lot of shit. It’s not that difficult to make it believe something if you’re committed.
I got involved in this around a decade ago learning a bunch of “brain hacking” stuff. Can confirm, it is real. Can’t say it’s something I’d recommend to the average person, though. It’s a fast track to some major instability if you aren’t used to playing around with your own thought processes in detail.
skulblaka@sh.itjust.worksto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Getting told by Lemmy to stop taking drugs
10·11 days agoPsychedelics are just kind of like that sometimes
Mushrooms can tell you if they want to, very firmly, that it’s time to hang up the phone
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•How should a news article website financially sustain itself?
31·12 days agoYeah, it should be tax funded and overseen by an independent oversight group.
I don’t know why this is such a difficult thing. Access to information is necessary for a healthy society. Things that are necessary for a healthy society but aren’t profitable should be tax funded, that’s the purpose of the taxes.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is the fantasy book/series everyone should read?
5·12 days agoI read Dresden Files for the first time within the last 18 months and I’ve been relentlessly shilling it to everyone ever since. I’ve been a bookworm my entire life and it’s probably my favorite series I’ve ever read, ever. It fucking slaps, it’s SO good.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Despite all the AI nonsense happening right now, I have a simple question. Do you feel valued? From one human to another.
1·14 days agoI don’t feel valued because I bring no value to anyone in my life. Internet strangers asking questions do not count into that lol
Well, sure it does. That’s the reason we’re all here, isn’t it? Maybe not for you in particular, but for the Lemmy community. Internet strangers asking questions that you then answer and spark discussion is kind of THE value that any of us bring to this place. People asking questions and having discussions and sharing their own perspectives and life experiences is like, 80% of the whole internet. It’s what brought us into the global awareness that we have today.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Recommendations on games in which you don't play as the "good guy".
6·21 days agoI ran Lich path on my first run of WOTR and it might be my favorite CRPG experience I’ve ever played. You’re evil, but you’re lawful evil, and the game gives you the opportunity to lean more lawful which I did. Excellent example of being smart evil instead of stupid evil which is exactly how I think a proper lich should be portrayed.
My first name is a random set of numbers and letters and other alphanumerics that changes hourly forever
My last name, a thousand vowels fading down a sinkhole to a sussurus, couldn’t just be John Doe or Bingo
My address, a made up language written out in living glyphs, lifted from demonic literature and religious text
Telephone uncovered by purveyors of the Ouija, then checked against the CBGB women’s room graffiti
My social, a sudoku
My age is obscure
My ‘in-case-of-emergency’ is in the daisies chasing birds
Employed by trillionaires with perfect teeth and pores, and people who open doors for the people who open doors
My medical history is a course at SUNY Buffalo
Charlatan psychiatry and troubleshooting undertow
Nervous in the service still,
I’m burger meat and purple pills
“Here, thank you. We’ll call your name.”
Sure you will
- Aesop Rock, “Shrunk”
Fuck me, even the magical creatures are gaming the metrics now? We truly are in the end times
Don’t you know switching to your sidearm is always faster than reloading?
We call this the New York Reload and strapping down with like six pistols is a legitimate tactic.
This requires a level of pre-planning that I am only sometimes capable of.
This incident will be reported.

This is a real life hack. I’ll flip a coin to make a decision all the time, not because I’m beholden to the coin’s result, but because while the coin is spinning I’m suddenly aware of which side I hope it lands on.
People who own this car probably do care to fix the problems, they just don’t have the money that’s required to do so.
Oligarchs have the money, they just don’t have the desire.
Ok but like… The game is Japanese though.







I don’t think that’s the right spot for either of them tbh, I’d say Fables should be a lot further left over the “mainstream” line and Rock should be several steps further up and right