IRC Driven

[12:11:41] login yes

[12:11:52] login it seems there is a jubilee every 3 months

[12:32:32] login yeah

[12:32:49] login ComputerTech's cybsersecurity practices leave something to be desired

[12:33:38] login With the kind of resources he has, I wouldn't disagree

[12:34:55] login But that's just an organ that depends on his father and mother's father

[12:35:36] login Though half of all humans have cocks and half have breasts, I think there are more breast augmentation surgeries than cock augmentation surgeries

[12:37:35] login Can you say it like the uwu girl?

[13:03:30] login you don't have a falsetto?

[13:04:18] login i'm sure you can do it, you just need to discover how to use the falsetto

[13:04:53] login i mean, that's what the uwu girl did too, she used her falsetto

[13:06:29] login I'm shocked, shocked, to find that spamming is going on in there.

[14:37:44] login if they could reduce waiting times, that would be good

[14:37:53] login the demand is there

[14:54:41] login how's everything?

[14:59:05] login alright too

[16:00:00] login hi

[16:00:05] login how is everything?

[16:10:36] login someone has to plan to make sure there is food to stock the supermarkets with

[17:12:56] login ?

[17:13:56] login assets

[17:14:25] login the fuck kind of metered internet do you use?

[17:14:55] login starlink also has bandwidth caps

[17:15:11] login Imagine feeling nothing downloading 10G+ via mobile internet

[17:15:36] login is it because you live far away from the city, ComputerTech?

[17:15:41] login And fibreoptics don't reach you?

[17:16:28] login I'm surprised ComputerTech got so far into computer tech on mobile internet

[17:16:47] login he would have been well-positioned to prefer text over video or audio

[17:17:03] login starlink is probably a good idea lol

[17:17:22] login i'm surprised ComputerTech hasn't become a code master

[17:17:51] login but also didn't get really into the concrete pump etc. business in a big way

[17:18:03] login putting his feet in multiple boats

[17:18:10] login gonna sink if he keeps doing that

[17:18:56] login How do you watch YouTube on mobile data and burn money on mobile internet doing that?

[17:19:56] login even with a web browser and everything, ComputerTech didn't get into front end

[17:19:59] login no CSS, nothing

[17:20:06] login but he didn't get good at backend dev either

[17:20:13] login He just got good at watching YouTube

[17:20:31] login and paying ransoms to his mobile internet provider

[17:20:38] login from unearned money

[17:20:43] login Like, you don't even download the videos

[17:20:48] login or choose which videos to watch

[17:21:00] login why are you downloading GTA?

[17:21:28] login or you could get a real truck licence

[17:21:56] login euro truck simulator is a pretty good game for winding down

[17:22:10] login it's 4 mbps

[17:22:33] login Don't worry ComputerTech, just... you should set a budget on how much internet spending you'll do per month

[17:22:40] login it shouldn't be $100

[17:23:31] login Did you learn accounting in home school?

[17:23:36] login It's pretty important

[17:24:21] login mary jane

[17:25:15] login That mobile internet service provider is minting money

[17:25:45] login Don't let any of your employees know how you download internet stuff

[17:25:49] login They may start demanding raises

[17:26:22] login MAGIC: movie or tv series?

[17:26:37] login english, german, or korean?

[17:26:46] login or other

[17:27:42] login Too Hot to Handle: Germany

[17:29:00] login reality tv not your style?

[17:30:07] login does everyone's xp reset too?

[17:30:20] login and level?

[17:30:35] login and don't buy ammo

[17:30:55] login only reason to buy ammo is to prevent others from getting ducks

[17:31:07] login marginal ^

[17:31:44] login what about buying explosive ammo for golden ducks?

[17:32:04] login if everybody thought that way

[17:32:06] login !bang

[17:32:22] login ty MAGIC

[17:32:40] login oh, someone can launch them manually? doesn't seem fair

[17:33:07] login but hey, if we know peo does it, we can front-run him if he tries without explosive ammo

[17:33:35] login Main reason to get the golden duck might be to prevent others from climbing the rankings?

[17:33:51] login Instead of higher raw score, higher ratio of yours to the one who's second would be cool

[17:34:46] login here's your genre, MAGIC: https://www.netflix.com/browse/m/genre/2720328

[17:35:50] login ComputerTech is into internet conservation

[17:36:21] login it might not be worth playing games, ComputerTech

[17:36:27] login they're too big

[17:37:25] login 4mbps rdp is not worth it

[17:37:49] login even mobile gaming the way it's done in china won't be good at 4 mbps

[17:38:21] login logout claims to be poor and with no money, yet he has a better internet quality of life than ComputerTech

[17:38:31] login The internet is the demon's lair, ComputerTech

[17:38:38] login Best to get back to real life and the earth

[17:39:36] login The Internet is not worth it, ComputerTech

[17:39:48] login just grow some vegetables and be a good farm boy

[17:40:51] login Only if the money runs out in one's lifetime

[17:42:48] login like something out of Douglas Adams

[20:08:42] login northern ireland is good though

[20:10:03] login maybe you can get the town to dig a thick fibre optic cable to your land in the middle of nowhere

[20:12:30] login or you could get multiple sim cards and multiplex :P

[20:13:38] login funny isn't it?

[20:14:52] login there's probably a cable near where he lives, but they didn't think to create an endpoint there

[20:15:49] login probably decided in some town meeting that asked for invitations to comment but CT's fam didn't know or send anything

[20:16:31] login it happens when you take the unbeaten path

[20:16:43] login same island

[20:17:04] login it does for the internet

[20:17:45] login it's easier for northern ireland to get internet from ireland (or vice versa haha) than to connect northern ireland to the rest of the UK undersea

[20:18:55] login i do wonder though, how come there's no ISP near ComputerTech

[20:19:05] login even industrial or farmland can benefit from internet

[20:19:09] login connectivity

[20:21:12] login if the mobile internet tower is somewhere in CT's area's cell, then there would have to be fibre-optics there

[20:22:51] login unless there are very very few phones where CT lives, the cell won't be that big

[20:23:18] login so i'm confused why they didn't build it out to CT's house when originally building the fibre-optics

[20:26:24] login > If customers are not in a fibre optic area they can take up Virgin's ADSL broadband which offers speeds of around 20 Mbit/s almost every area in Northern Ireland are able to get this service as it uses the telephone lines rented of BT to provide the service.[9]

[20:26:34] login no home telephone either, i assume?

[20:26:44] login back when mobile phones were not ubiquitous

[20:27:29] login he isn't going anywhere, he's just saying it in an amusing way, Frogorg

[20:27:49] login there's no way you didn't have a home phone in the early 2000s, right?

[20:28:09] login to open an LLC?

[20:28:26] login going alone or with parents?

[20:29:28] login well, i wonder when they'll find you fit enough to travel alone and live alone

[20:29:55] login cook your own food and drive your own car and pay your own bills etc.

[20:30:16] login clean your own house, buy/maintain/fold/iron your own clothes etc.

[20:30:31] login They want to go and need you to take care of them?

[20:30:36] login not in the US he won't

[20:30:49] login He would have to live in Dubai for that

[20:31:16] login Family = you, your partner and your children

[20:31:26] login unless you want to live in a multigenerational household

[20:32:08] login i mean, if someone from asia wants to settle in ireland, do they consider one's parents a part of the family unit?

[20:32:30] login Why does ireland like to divide families who want to move there?

[20:33:24] login it's nearly impossible, as you're finding out, to move to another rich country with multiple generations at once

[20:33:53] login well, UK to Australia doesn't allow it either

[20:35:44] login there is no price

[20:36:03] login even if he was offered 1,000,000,00 - the answer would have been no

[20:36:33] login money is just a piece of paper, values trump all

[20:37:00] login h 4

[20:37:09] login h4 is not online

[20:37:57] login you can go to BT and check if your address is covered, CT

[20:38:02] login unless, you already have done that

[20:38:35] login ADSL definitely would be

[20:38:50] login it would be cheaper than blowing cash on mobile internet refills

[20:39:12] login i should adopt this attitude ^

[20:39:36] login on the inside or the outside?

[20:39:58] login is there an AI hot or not?

[20:40:12] login !bang

[20:40:16] login !bang

[20:40:17] login !bang

[20:40:20] login !bang

[20:40:32] login 52 nice

[20:40:52] login Ahsoka: that is duality, not harmony

[20:42:09] login so, is Audi plain?

[20:43:13] login he's plain too,right?

[20:43:30] login I have those too, Esjay

[20:44:15] login only if you add 'off' to it

[20:44:53] login plain right?

[20:45:08] login yeah

[20:45:34] login if one really is ugly or a quadriplegic, motivational speaking works

[20:45:41] login as a career, that is

[20:45:43] login or puppetry

[20:46:05] login why'd you cry so much, Esjay?

[20:46:13] login on and off or continuously?

[20:46:53] login \g: that doesn't make me cry

[20:47:15] login What makes me cry is realising there is something about me I can't change, that will always disadvantage me in life

[20:48:17] login Or thinking about my mum and the amount of effort she put in, and that it was for nothing ... things like that

[20:48:47] login Esjay: either that, or that being a symptom of some kind of behavioural problem

[20:48:59] login Happy cry is when looking at science videos

[20:49:07] login or the Oppenheimer trailer

[20:49:32] login Or something like that, that changed our conception of reality and possibility in the world

[20:50:11] login Ahsoka: ComputerTech's sperm-infused water instead of bathwater

[20:51:44] login It depends on if one's parents have saved for themselves or have decided to depend on their children for their own future upkeep

[20:52:06] login in a multigenerational household, children are supposed to feel some responsibility towards their parents ComputerTech

[20:52:19] login similar to one's partner or children

[20:52:56] login \g is right about trying to make do despite any problems like that

[20:53:33] login Ahsoka: repeat a lie enough times, and it starts sounding true

[20:55:06] login Injections, irish666?

[20:55:30] login Ahsoka: why doesn't he make a joke about you in return with a :P or :) then?

[20:55:43] login why is his emoticon response always :/ to it?

[20:55:50] login he won't say that, it's not his upbringing

[20:56:17] login ^ this sounds more like sarcasm

[20:56:37] login Is it a coping mechanism? To be pretend upset?

[20:57:00] login Ah alright, i got you now ComputerTech

[20:57:15] login Have you banned anyone that way before?

[20:57:28] login So it's just a vacuous truth that you would

[20:57:39] login there is no sample, not even one

[20:57:55] login How does a Hong-Konger type?

[20:58:22] login Born in Country A, brought up in Country B, currently in Country C

[20:59:44] login don't feel too bad irish666, the between times are nice

[21:00:11] login Is there a way to sort steam games by download size?

[21:00:36] login there was a cat game that was pretty nice

[21:00:52] login i think it was called Stray

[21:01:21] login !bang

[21:01:26] login !reload

[21:01:47] login ComputerTech: I thought british/irish banks were a money laundering hotspot

[21:01:51] login for online gambling, porn etc.

[21:02:14] login That's probably why

[21:02:30] login Most banks will do that if you earn money in a sus way

[21:03:30] login irish666: only the UKFIU would know that

[21:03:43] login Germany is even more notorious

[21:03:55] login maps probably

[21:04:05] login probably hard to get their maps

[21:04:11] login 15 trillion

[21:04:20] login isn't that the whole UK economy?

[21:04:31] login lol

[21:04:51] login no sense of scale to that accusation

[21:05:12] login i need to get better at sanity checks

[21:05:53] login ComputerTech: it's sus because you don't spend on rent, fuel, groceries or anything

[21:05:59] login you're an outlier employee

[21:06:43] login your account looks a lot like a fictitious employee or ghost employee account

[21:06:48] login jmjl: fringe benefits, might get taxed

[21:06:57] login and only C-suit e might get all of that

[21:07:38] login Your account gets paid by your company account, and other employees with an account at the same bank as you do too

[21:07:49] login but they spend on rent, fuel, mortgage, their children etc.

[21:08:04] login You spend only on mobile internet, crypto trading, and no rent groceries or anything

[21:08:11] login You can imagine why your account looks sus

[21:08:29] login If you were getting a distribution from a trust fund, that would be different

[21:09:20] login no other employee gets that though, other than this one

[21:09:47] login might be an old account, irish666

[21:10:01] login ComputerTech is 20 years old, new adult

[21:10:05] login irish666: lol

[21:10:17] login mutual bank?

[21:10:30] login yet he didn't open an account at 18

[21:11:12] login jmjl: because it can look like a surreptitious way of misaccounting money the company receives in cash

[21:11:24] login e.g., i am a drug seller and i sell drugs for cash

[21:11:27] login then i give the company the cash

[21:11:31] login company pays me as an employee

[21:11:36] login You see how it's sus?

[21:12:12] login Yeah, but the bank doesn't know that

[21:12:21] login ^ no

[21:12:26] login oh? it does?

[21:12:39] login i thought pylink was the /rizon accounts

[21:14:53] login groceries are not included in rent

[21:15:23] login yeah, true

[21:15:30] login i wonder why they're still blocking your account

[21:15:35] login it might just be the fintech banks

[21:15:55] login since when can you add a new CC to a bank account?

[21:16:04] login isn't it paypal or skrill that's blocked you?

[21:16:06] login credit card

[21:16:26] login you applied for a credit card?

[21:16:51] login they blocked your account because you ordered a new debit car?

[21:17:10] login or is it that you can't use the debit card online until you use it once with chip+pin?

[21:17:29] login you used it online right?

[21:17:39] login instead of chip+pin once? or at an atm?

[21:17:53] login They're not allowed to tell you

[21:17:59] login because that would tip you off

[21:18:08] login and that would get them in trouble w.r.t. the regulations

[21:18:22] login So it was skrill

[21:18:32] login If someone hacked your bank account, that'swhat they'd do

[21:18:47] login order a debit card, add it to skrill, use it to transfer money to another money mule

[21:23:17] login ComputerTech: steam game suggesstions 1) Stray, 2) Untitled Goose Game

[21:24:59] login is it a small download?

[21:25:52] login I feel bad about distracting ComputerTech with games and entertainment before he's established himself, but he's adult enough to make his own choices

[21:26:04] login !bang

[21:37:00] login irish666: too much or too little?

[21:37:26] login if too little, how come? not diverse enough food?

[22:12:32] login is it liquid soap, Esjay?

[22:12:57] login or you could wipe it off with a squeegee, ComputerTech

[22:13:06] login wof: we've missed each other several times

[22:13:34] login ComputerTech, a tool used to wipe windows

[22:13:53] login a mop does something similar, but different method

[22:13:57] login yeah, window wiper

[22:14:19] login sweep with a broom

[22:15:38] login mexico

[22:16:07] login So, ComputerTech, what do you do where the shower head doesn't detach?

[22:16:21] login They like paying taxes?

[22:17:23] login You should go on a year-old world trip

[22:18:10] login Better now than later

[22:18:14] login will be harder later

[22:18:53] login not a single country in asia or australasia

[22:19:06] login time to visit China :P

[22:19:16] login china, japan, korea

[22:19:25] login ^ lol

[22:19:40] login you can visit DPRK, if you're a doctor

[22:20:04] login Singapore too

[22:20:31] login well, half-tourism half-treatment

[22:20:50] login I think a US vs. China infrastructure comparison seen in person will be cool

[22:21:14] login ridiculous land owner

[22:21:41] login airplane, irish666

[22:21:53] login i was close

[22:22:07] login i thought there was some carbon fibre in there too :P

[22:23:09] login if ComputerTech has a Syria stamp on his passport, he'll be fucked

[22:23:50] login ferridae: oh, the landowner is your gf...

[22:24:07] login is it possible to pass into syria with a fake passport?

[22:24:17] login ^ yeah

[22:24:23] login will israel also reject?

[22:24:30] login you can get the israel stamp on a piece of paper

[22:25:42] login no EU passport?

[22:25:50] login does the EU even issue passports?

[22:26:09] login but the EU isn't a country

[22:26:28] login so there's no pan-EU passport

[22:26:45] login up to two generations

[22:26:48] login if i recall correctly

[22:26:52] login up to grandparents

[22:27:12] login oh? that's more generous

[22:27:59] login lots of credit card crime in malta

[22:28:49] login malta got lucky to get into the EU?

[22:29:42] login how many patients can the US system deal with simultaneously?

[22:29:51] login what's the capacity

[22:30:11] login easy to visit with a US passport, but hard to settle elsewhere without spending a considerable amount of money

[22:30:37] login You could go somewhere, settle there, then renounce US citizenship

[22:30:49] login easiest way, unfortunately or fortunately, is marriage

[22:32:00] login h4 had superb timing

[22:32:13] login like catching pneumonia

[22:32:38] login Have you seen people walking around with bulletproof shields?

[22:32:57] login lol

[22:33:24] login it's like nuclear proliferation for individuals

[22:36:40] login big boned?

[22:36:45] login what's that mean?

[22:37:10] login photo didn't show broad shoulders though

[22:37:33] login shoulders visible in face pic though

[22:37:56] login admiring

[22:38:42] login does she have self-esteem issues, ferridae?

[22:39:13] login has she seen Risque Business: Japan -- the netflix series?

[22:39:56] login "Risque Business: Japan" is the tv show

[22:40:01] login ferridae's lover

[22:40:39] login it's because of wealth inequality

[22:41:33] login Is she post-menupause?

[22:41:35] login *meno

[22:42:39] login no way, you should let her bear your child

[22:43:42] login if he puts some effort into his appearance, he can be beautiful

[22:44:18] login he's plain

[22:44:23] login looks a bit out of it

[22:44:57] login he might have a beautiful body, if he grooms well

[22:45:07] login his organs are youthful and beautiful

[22:45:52] login i think what he's doing with his time is ugly

[22:46:14] login he looks like a kid

[22:46:23] login not a smoking hot kid

[22:46:34] login vanilla perhaps

[22:47:31] login if he puts some sugar in that yoghurt, he could be a nice snack

[22:47:55] login hallway or corridor?

[22:48:15] login living room or drawing room

[22:49:36] login what are the british versions of parking lot, sidewalk and chips?

[22:50:48] login Does she ask you to do it without a condom?

[22:51:40] login so she could get pregnant if you release a dense load

[22:52:03] login flavour crisps?

[22:53:42] login yup

[22:55:41] login the picture is right though

[22:55:47] login Yeah, Avatar 2 brought tears to my eyes

[22:55:52] login especially when the dad acknowledged his son

[22:56:23] login the poem writing whales?

[22:56:50] login no ships in that world though

[22:57:14] login oh

[22:57:18] login hindenburg style?

[22:57:37] login yeah, i meant those whales

[22:57:44] login same species as the ones writing poems

[22:58:01] login what was that?

[22:58:18] login oh yeah, that

[22:58:28] login more valuable than unobtainium

[22:58:43] login i forgot about that

[22:58:57] login and the villian was just an AI version of the dead villian?

[22:59:03] login *villain

[22:59:15] login that was so funny

[22:59:25] login would they really have a clone as a failsafe?

[22:59:42] login which part?

[22:59:50] login the part about no violence?

[23:00:11] login they didn't lose, they just didn't win

[23:00:34] login and aewa controlled the wildlife, military couldn't win against all the creatures

[23:01:05] login when did they have that? calf separation in avatar 2/

[23:01:23] login the god of that world got the wildlife to attact the military in avatar 1

[23:01:27] login don't know how they win in avatar 2

[23:01:39] login what about the aewa girl?

[23:01:46] login she asked her mum who her dad was

[23:01:50] login and aewa got embarassed lol

[23:02:32] login is military technology really that good?

[23:02:48] login maybe it was mixed together in post

[23:02:50] login the voices

[23:03:44] login isn't that because of magnetic disturbance?

[23:04:18] login i don't remember that either

[23:04:37] login drawing a blank here

[23:04:42] login the clones didn't have 15 years

[23:05:04] login \g: an aliens might pose as a fake human when invading earth too

[23:05:08] login *an alien

[23:05:17] login but yeah, navi aren't top of the chain

[23:05:31] login Navi almost-clones

[23:05:35] login five fingers

[23:05:55] login The coolest part was the genetically different children

[23:06:14] login i think they may not have known how, irish666

[23:06:21] login withotu causing cancer or something

[23:07:00] login aewa's child is actually her mom's spirit though right?

[23:07:02] login like a rebirth

[23:07:17] login spirit/clone

[23:07:43] login i also remember navi medicine vs human medicine

[23:07:47] login somehow navi medicine worked

[23:07:50] login no idea how though

[23:08:06] login everybody got a bit of everything in the movie

[23:08:16] login lol

[23:08:22] login no drug use or bad things shown

[23:08:30] login as if the navi don't have any vices at all

[23:08:50] login other than that lol

[23:08:58] login no fat navi

[23:09:05] login no gluttony, no laziness

[23:09:25] login no games either

[23:09:34] login no football, which seems like a natural game

[23:09:45] login but that's all horse riding

[23:09:50] login and flying

[23:09:56] login those are professions

[23:10:11] login what about entertainment?

[23:10:18] login no dances, no storytelling, etc.

[23:10:21] login no plays

[23:10:46] login yeah, i guess that's true, they did have some entertainment

[23:10:56] login no money, that's the biggest thing

[23:11:03] login was it just beads for trading?

[23:11:15] login no businesses

[23:11:28] login they had culture but were still hunter gatherers

[23:11:30] login no agriculture

[23:12:10] login i must have missed that

[23:12:14] login \g: the king is fat

[23:12:35] login yeah, they would have taken a lot of inspiration from the uncontacted tribes

[23:12:57] login eyewa had seeds?

[23:13:11] login where is the avatar MMORPG

[23:13:24] login oh yeah, those

[23:13:30] login seeds of the wishing tree

[23:13:34] login or remembering tree?

[23:13:44] login a nerve outgrowth of eyewa

[23:14:14] login it was pretty cool that the navi got a mind backup system

[23:14:18] login built into the panet

[23:14:20] login *planet

[23:14:38] login at least they know how important backups are

[23:14:49] login the most interesting part was the first and last scene

[23:15:10] login re-interpreting the same scene in the beginning and end

[23:15:21] login didn't see that technique used in recent films

[23:15:42] login they missed out

[23:16:05] login it makes so much sense

[23:16:10] login you the player can be a dreamwalker

[23:16:25] login imagine the third movie being made based on what happens in a shared mmorpg

[23:16:49] login Ahsoka: how long does it take for neuron to die?

[23:16:58] login there is no one type of brain cell either, there are glial cells too

[23:17:21] login ferridae: anywhere with good internet?

[23:17:27] login do bars have internet?

[23:17:55] login find someone else's receipt

[23:18:24] login does it not debit automatically?

[23:18:33] login or is that not trustworthy?

[23:19:00] login the deeper the pocket, the sloppier the money spend

[23:19:16] login poor people are so much more efficient with money

[23:19:39] login but you are terribly efficient

[23:20:04] login even thinking of not wanting to spend on a bar

[23:20:19] login a characteristic of the rich ^

[23:20:29] login in a different life, you could be a music teacher

[23:20:41] login not even of the self-made rich?

[23:21:26] login does money not find its way to charm?

[23:21:42] login \g: you are a part of the universe

[23:22:22] login warped into becoming charming?

[23:22:40] login gives me some hope, irish666

[23:23:10] login the poor uncharming people may not live too long

[23:24:05] login i see it as a dry run for if a more deadly virus had spread

[23:24:49] login injection isn't good enough

[23:25:05] login to reduce virus symptoms or prevent transmission

[23:25:21] login they lied about it to get 'herd immunity'

[23:25:41] login the worst lie was, if you got covid, you weren't immune for a while

[23:26:13] login I hear they changed the definition of vaccine to call it a vaccine

[23:26:27] login does covid cause myocarditis?

[23:26:44] login My comparison is, they tested the vaccine, they didn't test covid itself

[23:26:58] login if covid is very very unlikely, then the vaccine isn't worth it - no herd immunity either

[23:27:31] login i thought flu was an old thing

[23:27:42] login TIL

[23:27:49] login but that is a very dangerous one

[23:28:12] login i thought vaccine worked within 48 hours to start teaching the immune system

[23:29:13] login i think they found some ancient ones too

[23:29:40] login disease has been the wrath of god from whenever civilisation existed

[23:30:09] login but didn't ivermectin work?

[23:30:53] login did he say that? or speculate that scientists were thinking about testing something in your blood that killed the virus like bleach?

[23:31:06] login which is not how it works, but he's not knowledgable on science

[23:31:44] login Shows the power of the psyop

[23:31:54] login a legitimate psyop, but still

[23:32:08] login i was a bit dismayed there was not much change to CO2 emissions

[23:32:25] login but it was not like 50% down

[23:33:18] login solvent for chickens?

[23:33:59] login it was a win for biodiversity when cities were empty for a while

[23:34:06] login birds became a bit desperate for food

[23:34:29] login So much science from this natural experiment in staying in

[23:35:06] login not by accident

[23:35:13] login i think it's to get the smell off or something

[23:35:30] login yeah, food science is whacky

[23:35:54] login why did the EU ban it?

[23:35:58] login if the levels are low enoguh

[23:36:25] login raising chickens is a whole science

[23:36:40] login no wonder the US has food problems

[23:36:52] login that's crazy, they don't vaccinate the hens but chlorinate the chickens

[23:37:14] login if they did to a human what they do to chickens, the human would be

[23:37:32] login a fat blob with small bones, optimised for human meat

[23:37:47] login that's crazy, salmonella eggs

[23:37:51] login in japan you can eat eggs raw

[23:37:56] login poop probbably

[23:37:59] login *probably

[23:38:23] login animal infections are a thing though ferridae

[23:38:40] login organic has no vaccinations? that's wild

[23:38:46] login organic is more unsafe then

[23:39:25] login i wonder what the chinese standards are

[23:40:05] login more the hormones than the gmo

[23:40:16] login unless the gmo is to make it release more hormones

[23:40:47] login no way, it's just adding genes

[23:40:55] login don't countries dabble in it indirectly too?

[23:41:06] login immigration is health-gated

[23:41:11] login and intelligene-gated

[23:41:15] login *intelligence*

[23:41:45] login so population growth in rich countries where it's from immigration is a lot like eugenics

[23:42:05] login job replacement also affects who is having children

[23:42:30] login which is like an amplifier

[23:42:53] login ^ correct

[23:43:08] login humans have had selective breeding done through our system too

[23:43:19] login through economics, immigration-gating etc.

[23:43:42] login i.e., things that wouldn't be a factor if one were only going by looks and personality

[23:44:07] login is that GMO?

[23:44:48] login it does?

[23:45:00] login oh, metaphorically i suppose

[23:45:12] login but it's made of wheat, milk and vegetables

[23:45:46] login depends if you make it yourself

[23:45:53] login then you can control the cheese

[23:45:58] login and oils etc.

[23:46:07] login ^ yeah

[23:46:12] login but hormonal additives

[23:46:29] login hormonal injections are crazy

[23:46:46] login but it wouldn't be an edited gene

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