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Julia | 26 | Canadian motherfuckers I mainly just post a fuck ton of memes enjoy
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the trolley problem vs. systemic oppression: a comic.

i do think id look good as fuck after receiving an obviously lethal blow. like i feel id do a great job looking down at my body to see a gaping hole in it, making eye contact with you, saying “oh” very quietly before i keel over… stuff like that

had a dream that the cool new trend was to drink water but only while standing in doorways because that made the water “more liminal” which was a good thing for unclear reasons

Ahh fuck.

So today has been fun. My post ended up on the front page of r/gaming

And on the back of it SteamDB has implemented an automatic tag on the Gen AI content of store pages.

Great quick work, considering it's not trivial to get this information from Steam's default API

Really chuffed that they've just ran with it, and yeah that's a rapid turnaround.

love seeing stuff like this

More favourite numerical memes:

  1. Implicit or implicit enumeration of uncountable things (example: taking inventory of the fucks which one gives)
  2. Suggesting the divisibility of things which are not customarily thought of as able to be subdivided (example: "six whole people")
  3. Using words that aren't numbers as numbers (example: "one William dollars")
  4. Technically correct but contextually misleading estimates (example: looking at a group of several thousand things and observing that there are "at least three")
  5. Incongruous qualifiers for apparently simple sums or tallies (example: she was twenty-seven years old, not counting 2014)

I love all of these, plus I would like to propose two additional, both things that I do on the regular:

6. Comparing a stated number to a somewhat larger number in a context where this adds no information. (example: "I found 50 dollars!" "Wow, that's almost 60 dollars!")

7. Improper use and conversion of units. "I'm turning 21 tomorrow!" "Wow, that's 69.8 in Fahrenheit!"

“According to Indian Country Today, in 2017, Destany “Sky” Pete, a member of the Shoshone and Paiute Tribes from the Duck Valley Indian Reservation in Idaho and Nevada, discovered that her tribe’s current health issues were linked to a lack of traditional foods, including the forgotten recipe for toishabui, or chokecherry pudding. She enlisted the help of Dr. Ken Cornell of Boise State University, who specializes in cancer research. Dr. Cornell tested four types of chokecherry specimens on uterine sarcoma cancer cells. Remarkably, only one sample – the traditional chokecherry pudding – successfully inhibited cancer cell growth. Within just 24 hours, the cancer cells began to die. Sky noted that the success of the pudding was due to the inclusion of the crushed chokecherry pits, which were a critical component of the recipe.” **Edited to add that she graduated from the University of Idaho today!**

Here's a link to more research done on the effectiveness of chokeberries in cancer treatment and other potential uses, even just a quick search shows that peer review seems to confirm the medicinal benefits known by indigenous communities!

it's a shame you can't Cool, Silent, and Mysterious your way to being very close to people. we are unfortunately going to have to embarrass ourselves for this

fortunately you can cool, loud, and weird your way into closeness

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