Disassociate
JackbyDev
joined 2 years ago
"double it and give it to the next person" was sort of a trend with street interview type content. Like "Do you want a cookie or double it and give it to the next person." Then the second would be "Do you want two cookies or double it and give it to the next person?" Eventually someone takes the cookies. It wasn't cookies necessarily, sometimes money, sometimes other trinkets, whatever.
But I don't know if I trust literally infinite people. It might be better to kill one. Because unless you believe all humans are 100% willing to never kill someone then you're risking a number of deaths larger than 1. (Potentially much larger.)
One person's breath play (so gross to minimize it this way) is another person's sexual violence.
Well, yeah, all forms of sex without consent are rape. This isn't really saying anything.
Like, I get it, but this but unironically. The UK has already put a bathroom ban out for trans folks. How long before they ban trans porn because it's considered harmful? How long before they start to label other trans things as adult and ban those too?
I've seen this story everywhere but can't ever find the actual law.
But looking at bright light still hurts your eyes. When I go from my dark bedroom to my bathroom with an Eastward facing window with the sun coming in full blast it hurts my eyes. Also nothing about the search says anything about retina damage specifically.
I never said that. But not shocked that you cant read.
Across the world its around 50%, which still aint great. But its not all. People really need to stop talking in absolutes, we arent sith for fucks sake.
Saying "All" is why we have women scared to walk the streets, even though the stats dont back up that claim. Only 25% of sexual assaults on women are done by strangers. The other 75% is done by people that they know, friends and family.
What if I bred animals only to torture them. Would I be evil? Yes. I would. There's no reason why a "creator and universe-sustaining God" can't inherently be evil.
But when you look at things like canonization and other religions adding on (like Mormonism) it gets fuzzy. Yes, Christians believe that the Bible is the inspired word of God, but can you really be certain that each step of the process was 100% correct? You don't think there's any room for human error in canonization or translation?
It's a thought experiment though, in the magical world where we could have all of humanity tied to rail road tracks by an omnipotent being, I don't assume there to be a finite number of people.