I would imagine that they’d forget most of what they learned the second they realized they were drowning. Panic would shut their brain down.
Maybe, if they recover somewhat and manage to doggie-paddle or something, they’ll remember a useful sentence or two.
lol no. I’m laughing at the way you recommend chatgpt like it’s new or something. You’re basically saying “Google it.”
Idk the name but maybe chatgpt knows
I’ve read (and written) a fair amount of garbage, but I’m pretty sure this is the most hilariously useless response I’ve ever seen. Congrats!
In my lifetime, I’ve met ONE very religious Christian who wasn’t a hypocrite. ONE. He was a very nice guy, though, and I hope he and his family are doing well.
The remaining 99.9% of the time, I’m absolutely with you.
This is the best and simplest answer.
You know what will make you feel better? Learn about early American history, specifically the Revolutionary War and the period shortly before it. Ordinary citizens conquered one of the most powerful militaries in the world. Ordinary citizens. People like you and me. There was no “perfect savior” to lead them, either - George Washington was in over his head at first, but was smart enough to learn from his mistakes.
What’s going on now is nothing to celebrate, but the ani-establishment heroes of the past certainly are.
It’s an old Simpsons quote, from Dr. Nick, a great side character.
“‘Inflammable’ means ‘flammable’? What a country!”
I do my best to remember that Lemmy’s reach is worldwide, not just full of Americans. When I make a mistake, I think “well, people just assume Americans are ignorant and arrogant anyway, so whatever.”
Cheating is a highly emotional issue, possibly even to the point where people who aren’t empathetic will put themselves in the place of your boyfriend. Or maybe they just want to trash talk women under a seemingly legitimate cover.
Whatever their reason, to hell with ’em. I have a lot of respect for people who are willing to put in the hard work and overcome addiction. I wish you the best with your mental health, as well. All that really matters is what you and your boyfriend think. If the two of you are happy, then great!
My guess is that they’re the remnants of evolved biases that were formerly useful, like being able to spot the differences between Homo sapiens and Homo erectus, that we still possess but just aren’t useful anymore. We still have a coccyx (tailbone), but we sure as hell don’t need it.
This could also be completely wrong. I haven’t studied evolutionary biology.
Great example. He just looks like some generic dude in a suit, not the douchebag we know he is.
Agreed. If I didn’t know anything about what a horrible person Lauren Bobert is, I’d think she was cute.
My schedule is all over the place, so any day can be my Friday. I just goof off as much as possible while still giving the appearance of working.
No, you’re not being unreasonable. In my opinion, you’re being the more rational one.
I can see why he’s attracted to the idea of living in rural Wyoming, because it’s an absolutely beautiful place. However, the day-to-day practicalities can’t be ignored. If it’s in your budget, perhaps consider a long-term rental (a short-term rental won’t do. It would probably only reinforce his ideas). Once he really feels the isolation, he might change his mind. MIGHT. I don’t really have any better suggestions.
Death Horizon sounds like a title to a B movie
Oh yeah. I was being gross on purpose.
A lot of people have low self esteem and/or don’t see themselves as attractive. Their perception of themselves isn’t always obvious, either. Flirting with them can give them that “nudge” they need to act on their feelings.
Now I’m hearing the title in the Get Smart guy’s voice