I cried for a week when my big gibb died.

There is a lot of unsense out there these days. I saw “unsweet” on my favorite cold brewed coffee.

It’s mind-boggling the complexity we toss at our non-essential stuff but the simplest thing a dollar store wristwatch can manage is just too much.

Then why doesn’t the phone time display seconds by default if we’re all so number anxious?

You’re also just older.

Fossil fuels enabled mechanization and chemically-assisted abundance. See: Green Revolution. This allowed fewer people to work at supplying our food, and instead of enabling a lovely leisure society we just invented more ways to torment each other.

Oh no, how will I get my flashing lights and data hoarding fix now!!??

I guess? It’s one of those things I don’t think about, sort of like dejeuner means breakfast in Quebec but lunch in France…

In my belly, yes.

AI Overview An all-dressed pizza (or toute garnie) in Canada—specifically in Quebec and Montreal—is a traditional pie topped with tomato sauce, mild pork pepperoni, sliced green peppers, fresh mushrooms, and mozzarella cheese.

I suppose it’s a historical holdover name.

Please do. I’m tired of reading PKD novels, they’re more fun happening IRL.

🤨

Ahhh delusion is a wonderful thing! It’s how we end up with 50+ people racing motorcycles into medians…

“companies of 3d printers”??? posters of AI slop?

As a active teen and even into my 20s I could eat two medium all-dressed pizzas, I’d fold them in half to eat them faster, then go biking for a few hours, then shit out a Douglas fir that evening.

A woman once told me sex with me is like microdosing. We’re not friends anymore.

What on Earth do people DO with computers that requires this level of complexity?

It just seems like computers could have stopped in 1989 and I struggle to see what the difference would be.

This belongs in the DSM.

Well maybe he couldn’t the way he does it.

We’ll have a kind of “Stream of Consciousness” moment, the episode of The Outer Limits about the only human who can’t access the direct-brain interface 'net…