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“How Could a Reasonable Person Ever Inject Heroin?”
(realthomas777.substack.com)
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It seems that supernormal stimulus + profit motive = bad outcomes for society. From the snack-food industry breeding a nation of diabetic hamplanets, to the Infinitely Novel Pornotron that real women just can't compete with, to the tee
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> Looking forward to your spirited defence of philip morris brand heroin-addicted prostitutes being voluntarily violated and eaten alive by wild beasts for family viewing on early evening television. Yikes dude, just yikes. I can't
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In Event of Moon Disaster (1969) [pdf]
(archives.gov)
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The Rich Kids Who Want to Tear Down Capitalism
(archive.vn)
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qntm, the author of this piece, is also an author for the SCP Foundation, where he explores the idea of "hazardous information" in much greater detail: http://www.scpwiki.com/we-need-to-talk-about-fifty-five
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Terminally Online
(qntm.org)
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6y ago
The world needs more subcultures, though.
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6y ago
> Employees aren't excited by what they do: People job hop for promos, raises, and resume fodder, not because there's an actual interest in the product. Welcome to the other 99% of humanity. Work sucks, but someone has to do
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The Art of Noises (1913)
(unknown.nu)
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“One day in 2013, I met the Grim Reaper ”
(realthomas777.substack.com)
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6y ago
Nice to see that there are some genuinely bread-pilled Americans out there.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NdE9CjkvTY I'm sure the billionaires are terrified .
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"You want to uproot the rich elite? What are you, some kind of anti-Semite ?"
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America is colonizing the rest of the developed world. There are probably at least a billion people worldwide (mostly in Europe, but also among Third-World elites) who act American and are invested in America's issues despite never hav
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“The City of Las Vegas Is a Microcosm of American Vice” (2009)
(realthomas777.substack.com)
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6y ago
I've used a few alternative Discord frontends, both GUI and terminal-based. To put it frankly: they're all flaming heaps of dog shit.
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6y ago
I don't remember exactly, there were tons of games like that and a lot of them blended together in my mind. The most similar game I can specifically remember is the Human Body Obstacle Course: https://www.roblox.com/gam
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https://blog.roblox.com/2008/02/the-future-of-open-source/ > I learned to program when I was 7. I started with LOGOWriter and QBASIC. What did I make? Games. It should be obvious. All kids want to write ga
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> Most of the outside-the-overton-window discussion on 4chan is discussion of national socialism, with an occasional call for genocide. 4chan attracts people with extreme, elitist opinions on everything . Nazism is just one manifestatio
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Lots of memories coming back to me. A few more notable games: - The Pirate's Dream. You played as pirates spread out over a huge map with dozens of different islands. Every island had different ships you could buy and ways you could ma
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Custom Quake- and Source-Engine levels are awesome. There's a great YouTube channel that showcases old TF2 maps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrke_zOuskY
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> What's amazing is how Roblox has made an actual marketplace and scarcity for virtual items that have no monetary backing. They do have monetary backing[0]. The proceeds from item sales usually go to the item's creator - and
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I grew up playing Roblox games (and later scripting in Studio) and the most memorable aspect was how surreal everything was. Most of the games were mishmashes of pre-existing assets, puerile humor, and pop culture references. I remember o
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> School needs to fundamentally change especially for adolescent males, it just stacks the decks against the high functioning learn by doing types. The point of school is to teach discipline and grit - the subjects in and of themselves a
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Millennials, the Dying Children
(lexic.co)
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The Aesthetics of the Alt-Right (2017)
(baltimore-art.com)
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Anonymity as Culture: Case Studies (2012)
(canopycanopycanopy.com)
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If we want to be the biggest pedants we possibly can: you're confusing "less games" with "fewer games".
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What Happened to Video Games?
(paulskallas.substack.com)
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