Funkytom467

Funkytom467, 3 months ago

Palworld next gen

Funkytom467, 3 months ago

Also that’s bad advice, i already know i’m gonna ignore the games i brought and installed but put to latter. Choosing among your favorites and go to games is what’s really hard.

Funkytom467, 3 months ago

That’s some w science rizz right there!

Funkytom467, 3 months ago

Circuses isn’t socialism, it’s a pretty useful tool of capitalism, even though it ruins it in some cases.

Bread though, no capitalist will ever share their bread. Or anything for that matter.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

To be fair, culture is always extremely slowly for everything, when it’s going forward in the first place.

As for clinical research, i’d say the field is what’s new. So i don’t expect it to be quicker than common sense before a century at least.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

Yes and the princess is resting on your keys so better not to disturb her.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

Let’s be specific, NOT_RICHARD is that user.

Funny enough, even though the memes are pretty stupid, the discussion on them are interesting.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

Yes saying we can do something about it and do better is stupid. Same here in Europe btw, no one has the power to do anything about media and capitalism fucking us over.

However i still think we can joke about it as a way to communicate our problems and relieve ourselves from the tragic.

(Of course that requires some empathy and a shared humour to overcome our cultural differences.)

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

I do agree that we need more empathy. But that empathy can and should be used to have a better humour.

Because i can’t stress enough how humour is important in dealing with tragedy. It’s one of the greatest tool to overcome it.

That’s why you also see American joking about it. Only their jokes might be funnier than European’s because they know and emphasize better with the tragedy.

On the other hand, one thing we do share is trying to change without any or not enough results. That’s something most countries know about in this day and age. Media and corrupt system is something European’s deals with too.

So i get your anger, it’s also good, it’s a driving force for us to continue trying to change, however helpless we feel.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

It’s not inherent to representative democracy but let’s be honest most systems we use have flaws like that, including Europe.

(An exemple in Europe would be choosing only one individual to vote. Which divide voters of two close candidates and lower both of their score.)

And that’s probably why we feel like most representatives democracy can’t escape some of thoses problems.

Mathematically though there is some systems that have been proven to not have those same flaws.

Problem is, of course how hard it is to fix a system that can only be changed by the people that it favors.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago)

In Europe, the countries i know of at least, count each vote equally.

What i meant was that it doesn’t mean it’s a perfect system if your goal is democracy.

Other factors can totally break the purpose of counting votes equally altogether and end up with a unsatisfying result. And my exemple is as such.

(I live in France, we have equally counted vote but with this issue, and some other neighboring countries have it too. If you’re interested i can explain more what the issue is…)

(I guess Australia, for the user you were replying to originally, have it’s own issues too, not that i’m familiar with them.)

Mathematicians worked on how different suffrage creates different results.

There are plenty like the majority judgement but one that i particularly like is Condorcet’s method to solve the problem.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

I barely would call it a fight, but after i’m done he’ll never give one for sure.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

So pull the lever and throw yourself on the wheels before they stop?

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

That’s why i love cats, with them you know they only love what you can do for them.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

Seems to me that cat also really wanted to go out that door with the owner.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

You’re homeless, just buy a house.

You’re sick, just stop.

You’re sad, just don’t.

You’re depressed, just be happy.

Duh

Funkytom467, 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago)

Yeah but no one of them survived the 116th 122th year.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

Ho yes you’re right, just checked and that was Jeanne Calment.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

Well i’m allergic to my cat but i don’t die, just suffer. So maybe i’m just catose intolerant.

(And yes i still pet her knowing i might have itchy eyes or skin.)

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

That’s the difference from social capitalism and liberalism i think?

Although in Europe we do tend to go towards the American trend and ruin everything social.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

A fellow hydrohomie

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

So do you think earth will land on heads or tails?

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

At least here the chicken isn’t RAW

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

To be fair i never seen boiled chicken, but i can’t imagine why i would ever see it.

Funkytom467, 4 months ago

Sure, most people i know either have parents to help them, including some fund they made them, or get the aides for students (including cheaper and small apartment, help to pay the rent, cheap meal at campus and scholarship). Some have a mix of both like me.

It’s often a bit short anyway, it isn’t luxurious, but we deal with it, i never met someone that took a loan as a solution though.