No.20382
>>20381Poor Miku and Shinobu…
No.20384
>>20371there are slime girls in the mountains
No.20453
>>20451Yeah, literally any other moderation strategy I know is better than 4chan: normal moderation at least filters out racism, zero moderation at least allows free speech. And 4chan's "sweet spot" is the worst of both worlds. Last two times I got my posts deleted first time for using a smile and second time for saying that my post got deleted for using a smile (moreover I was forcefully redirected to the rule section and required to read the rule saying it's illegal to discuss moderation and mention jannies).
No.20458
I love vocaloids.
No.20459
i love vocaloids too
No.20505
I think ironing my shirt made it lose its colour, now it looks a bit whiter where I ironed the most.
Does anyone know if that's common?
No.20519
>>20513I visit every once in a while and post a bunch of different threads, but it seems the amount of threads I can post in gets smaller… I can only post so much tbh.
No.20521
>>20107mind telling me what your recommendation was?
No.20522
>>20124I feel you, I'm not quite in the suburbs, I've got more trees around, But I feel the same way. Sure I had some older kids on the road, But I couldn't relate to them, and the few who were my age never came out of their houses. I went to a small catholic school, going from knowing everyone and seeing the same people all the time to a highschool with a few thousand kids was wild. I wasn't prepared in the slightest.
No.20523
>>20513If you weren't new, you'd know that it was always like this.
No.20524
And please stop dumping guro trash, you're stinking the place
No.20543
>>20542No, because pet food doesn't have the same regulations that human food has, so you're highly likely to get foodborne illness.
No.20552
>>20545This. I've messed up a whole bunch of life decisions by doing this. I think the key is to be proactive and get stuff done and nip it in the bud before it piles up, but the stress can be overwhelming and I'd rather take the path of least resistance.
No.20589
The reason why smart tech, wearable tech (like apple watch, heart monitors, step counters, all that jazz) are everywhere in media where it's the future is probably because of automation, more resources, and cheaper labor costs. For automation and cheaper labor costs, I can't really go into that without being political, but I am against shafting workers who make these so that everyone can have these technologies at a lower cost. For more resources, we should probably mine some comets or something. I dunno. It's totally possible "we" have more than enough resources to make cheap smart tech, but I was thinking of it "we have TONS of these resources, so we can basically just give away this tech since it's automated and the process of making these devices is refined to a beautiful polish".
No.20611
>>20586I considered having a tulpa but I became concerned it would prevent me from leaving this world.
No.20623
fug I've been in a rut recently. I haven't studied in like, 5 days I'd reckon.
No.20627
>>20623Stop reckoning and get to work.
No.20635
>>20614>wake up>realize that something that happened in my life was AGES ago> I don't like this one bit.Get out of my head
Get out of my head
Get out of my head
Get out of my head
Get out of my head
No.20638
american democracy is baffling. numerous celebrities agitating people to "go vote" but in reality the president is chosen by the strict elite of 540 people in a country of 335 million people. whats the point to the endless flame war on the internet?
No.20641
duck sex
No.20646
>>20638Don't forget lobbying, dark money funding, gerrymandering and voter suppression and the flaws of first past the post voting. At this point I think a lottery of a collection of a few hundred to maybe a few thousand people would be a better democracy than elections.
No.20654
>>20638The US political system was inspired by Ancient Rome. The American “founding fathers” (tyrants), were obsessed with the Roman Republic. It’s no surprise that the US system suffers from some of the same social diseases that plagued the Romans: extreme elitism, unwillingness to reform, political polarization, leaders who do nothing, incompetents, dumbass bureaucrats implementing suicidal policies, arrogant diplomacy, celebrities becoming political leaders, moral degeneration, even the immigration panic resembles the Roman obsession with restricting citizenship so a minority could hold onto special privileges. First time a tragedy, second time a farce. They’ll have a dictator soon, but he’ll be less Caesar and more like Chris Chan.
No.20655
>>20654I'm always amused by how little context or historical awareness can be incorporated into a rant like this. That said, I do agree that we're headed to emperor Chris Chan at some point.
