Donkter

They have it on Poob.

I think, like valium, you have to keep yourself awake. Either artificially or somehow through willpower

If you don't like or don't want to explore music, that's your prerogative. It's a hobby and a skill you can build like anything else. You could have the one pop, country, or metal song/artist you enjoy and not branch out, it's perfectly valid, but if you like the sound of a particular song or genre there are many songs in other genres that will have the same vibe. It's just up to you to explore. I think part of the problem here is that a "genre" is a vague, idiosyncratic definition that overlaps with every other so-called genre.

Right. You don't contradict me. You emigrate *from* somewhere if that's your subject. And you immigrate *to* somewhere. To put it more simply. You can emigrate *from* America. Or you can immigrate *to* America.

Right, so you're emigrating from America and you're immigrating to, say, Zimbabwe.

Not at all, if you have taste in music, you find great music in all genres. Great music is great, no matter what broad categories it is defined by. “Jazz” covers an astoundingly vast spread of sounds and feelings. If you enjoy music for the sensation of music, Jazz is just one of the many, many places that you will find that joy.

Anyone with a taste in music.

It definitely depends. It’s also hard to tell. My most straight-laced friends from college did acid at least once if not more, and there is a friend or two of mine that I would swear on my life experimented with drugs if I didn’t know better. That’s something people don’t really acknowledge about drugs. The actual rate of hard abuse or like injuries/death is relatively low. It’s like driving a car, it’s one of the most common causes of death but the actual chance is so low that you don’t really think about that every time you hop in one. Similarly, a lot more people have done drugs (at least once) than you would expect. It’s just if you only take acid once there’s an overwhelming chance that it won’t have any long-term effects (except for the epiphany that there’s a wider world out there than just our every day perception lol) Then again, it varies wildly by region so there’s a fine chance that it really isn’t as popular around you.

No there’s a literal cult that believes if you don’t pour all your money and effort into creating an AI overlord then once it’s created it will torture everyone that didn’t help create it. This is the explicit reason why many silicon valley douches like Peter Thiel are spending all their effort on making AI. It’s as batshit stupid as it sounds.

Nah fuck that. “Overpopulation” is fascist rhetoric designed to pull the focus away from solving the problem by begging the question of what to do with these “too many people”.

They run this headline but to them they're just remarking on the weather. "Oh, seems like profits are going to capital today. Oh well, that's the invisible hand of the market I guess. Nothing sinister here."

Hate my job? No. I actually love my job. It’s an amazing first step in my career and I plan on being here for many years. It’s engaging, it’s creative, it’s building my skills, it’s a casual environment, and I’m friends with my co-workers and my boss. But I’m only at my job because I need to make money. I have lots and lots and lots of stuff to do with my free time. I want to travel, and play video games at the most base level, but I also have my own creative hobbies which, while I love my job, I would rather dedicate my days to. I only have so much free time in my life. So the only reason I have this job that I love is because I need money to live. Sorry job, I’m just not that into you.

That’s probably why they’re desperate for no call offs. In this day a million dollar company still feels like it’s constantly on the edge of collapse. No pity for her though, if you can’t manage around your workforce taking time off during the holidays that’s bad management.