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Friday, June 23, 2023

[07:50:19] login that's the old estimate

[07:50:24] login it's up to 8 billion now

[07:50:33] login Who judges good? God?

[07:51:33] login I'd say one good is that we've come closer to becoming multiplanetary

[07:51:54] login that's good for the whole planet's inhabitants

[07:52:56] login Don't we have a symbiotic relationship with the planet?

[07:53:02] login or is it parasitic?

[07:53:28] login and a dying planet means ecological loss, right?

[07:53:42] login mass loss of species, biodiversity etc.

[07:53:54] login and disruption of the various cycles (carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle etc.)

[07:54:48] login and the temperature increase as a literal fever

[07:55:22] login per geological records, there have been mass extinctions in the past

[07:56:24] login maybe once our civilisation recesses, a new one will emerge where we're telepathic

[07:56:58] login it's hard to say how long it takes for human-like intelligence to emerge from a mass extinction - it's only happened once

[07:57:51] login masturbating is a vestigial hangover from our ancestral species

[07:58:55] login I wonder if our landfills will be future archeological deposits

[07:59:44] login at least we know the uncontacted tribes will survive as long as climate change takes the rest of industry out before runaway temperature increases

[08:04:49] login if it's easy, someone has already thought of it

[08:06:40] login is it a static website or is it an application?

[08:06:53] login dark mode for wikimedia would be pretty cool

[08:09:36] login on the web too?

[08:09:48] login i thought wikipedia didn't have a phone app, i always used their mobile website

[08:25:55] login !bang

[08:27:27] login I wish I could watch Oppenheimer on the big screen

[08:27:36] login just read its wikipedia page, and it's R-rated?

[08:32:02] login > Because Nolan wanted to make the movie as subjective as possible, telling everything from Oppenheimer’s point of view, they had to come up with a way to visualize his ideas and thoughts about the way he was imagining the quantum world and waves of energy.

[08:32:17] login this statement decreased my interest

[08:40:43] login Someone left this comment on the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KD8JwDmMFA&lc=Ugx5Vg6-V3D62Quhjb54AaABAg.9pT5eA-UFqB9py3aygf7md

[08:40:55] login >Memoirs of a Hiroshima Survivor: A Harrowing Account of Unimaginable Horror

[08:40:57] login The following text is from the journal of my father, who passed away two years ago.

[09:02:31] login She'll wonder if you asked big bro already or not :P

[09:03:03] login !bang

[09:03:31] login relationships are hard

[09:03:46] login ^ an admission of my being bad at them, perhaps

[09:04:17] login And chatting online?

[09:08:30] login right when the kids come back from school?

[09:08:40] login oh!

[09:09:27] login lol, that may work

[09:09:58] login Hey's it's a good get-together with both families

[09:10:08] login s/'s/,

[09:14:09] login that flavour though

[09:50:53] login I wonder what % of people who've watched the Oppenheimer trailer know the background sound of the Geiger counter

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