stelvis.bsky.social
Cajun-born graphic designer living in Tallahassee. Guitarist, cyclist, runner, brain tumor survivor.
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They’re positively sprinting past every new goalpost. Appeasement only gives them a boost to the next one.
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I think the propaganda reason is some imaginary, far-off cultural and economic domination and the actual reason is racial outrage and gleeful cruelty.
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The president was black, they weren’t fascists, there was no American gestapo. Reality is so much worse than most satire predicted.
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My mom and I went to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, dressed as birds, and danced our buns off.
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Jesus.
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That face makes me want to drive the 2000 miles to adopt this gent.
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Legitimately cannot tell if you’re trying to make some kind of meta joke or are actually just … like this.
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I fear their fabricated reality will not allow them to find anything out. They will blame every problem large or small on anyone, anything that they’re instructed to. They have rejected objectivity even as a concept.
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Thin blue line campfire stories causing panic attacks must be addressed with serious legislation, people.
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Every day of this nightmare I read something altogether new to inject me with fresh terror. The concept of the Bitcoin Standard requires that I self-medicate via weaponized hallucinogen.
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Mine too!
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::rocket explodes in the background::
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And disabled people.
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They were afraid for their grip on power.
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Bringing high school pep rally energy to the collapse of democracy.
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It’s like watching a baby discover it has feet.
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Could be, it’s been forever; sounds like I need a rewatch!
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I thought that one came from the owl in Bambi.
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An AI tech bro not understanding normal human development or play is incredibly unsurprising.
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I really appreciate how the doc builds him up over the first 3/4 of the film, tracing his influence through multiple albums and bands until it’s clear that he is some kind of musical god… then opens the floor for him to deliver his piece.
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Based on his contribution to the recent documentary, Mr Fagen remains a touch hostile to the nomenclature.
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For no reason and with no adults in the room for the response
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Fantastic
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I met a friend’s family member recently, and within an hour he was raising his voice and talking over her while insisting that he understood misogyny better than she did.
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They’re building NEW ones?!??
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Trying to prove a need for computed morality by having no discernible personal morality.
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I want to believe that this kind of individual effort can turn the tide but without an answer to the vast universe of right wing propaganda, I don’t see it as an effective use of energy.
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My friend has a maga coworker, and he talks to him about policy & culture war stuff, patiently & reasonably, & sometimes the dude seems to agree with him after considering new info and perspective. Every time, they talk the next day and coworker has been reprogrammed back to zero. It’s a cult.
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Don’t engage. Block and move on.
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📌
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Emotional truth is ascendant, and misinformation feels better than hard reality. How do we rebuild a culture that values critical thought when we’ve gone so far in the other direction?
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Watching every boomer in my life repost AI photos from the Asheville flooding felt really bad.