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AmidFuror

@ AmidFuror @fedia.io

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  • What are some stereotypes you know of for weird groups you're a part of?

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  • Pedophiles. Some of us are quite charming and not overtly creepy. It's the super obvious ones that give us all a bad rap.

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  • Where do you draw the line between orthogonal and adjacent?

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  • Package in the possessive form? What's the definition?

  • How do you talk yourself into doing things you know are good for you but you really don't wanna do?

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  • You mean like cutting down on pancake consumption?

  • Two Americans Arrested for Terrifying Baby Monkey Punch in Reckless Promotional Stunt

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  • I thought they punched a baby monkey, which terrified observers.

  • What do you like to collect?

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  • Pancakes.

  • USDA Employees Sue Secretary Over ‘Christ Is Risen’ Email

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  • And you will have "proof!"

  • What was your best comeback that was unfortunatley far too late to be relevant?

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  • Microslop official documentation on how to ground an AI

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  • That sounds like human errors.

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    One Democrat Joins GOP to Install Trump Puppet as New Fed Chair

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  • Fetterman ran as a progressive. How would any of the reforms you propose prevent a wolf in sheep's clothing in the future?

  • What's that video game boss you've never been able to beat, or took you the longest to beat?

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  • My mom. When she says, "Turn that off and get your homework done," I always cave.

  • The first known dentist was actually a Neanderthal, study finds

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  • It's easy to judge him when he isn't alive to defend himself.

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    who do you think are legendary lemmings?

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  • BeReady77 / anneSong

    Showed up a couple of times about 6 months apart. Only posts about tall people being vulnerable to belly wounds during fencing or knife fights.

    boredasf

    Posted a few questions more than a year ago invariably involving people being attracted to his sister or having to sleep in the same bed as his sister. Age of sister changed from post to post.

  • Have you ever just felt so bored with life that you wanna die?

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  • Death by Big Sad.

  • What is with the pro-AI posts lately?

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  • It’s probably a mix of both, plus the normal cycle of online discourse. As AI tools become more common, you naturally get more people defending them, evangelizing them, or reacting against criticism. Some are genuinely enthusiastic users. Some are industry-adjacent people pushing narratives. Some are just contrarians who enjoy provoking anti-AI spaces.

    On federated platforms like Lemmy, a small number of highly active users can also create the impression of a broader cultural shift. Repetitive framing like “people are irrationally afraid of AI” often comes from the same internet optimism culture that treated crypto, NFTs, and “disruption” as inevitable progress.

    That said, there is also a real backlash to constant doomposting. Some users are tired of seeing every AI discussion framed exclusively around collapse, theft, or dehumanization, so they overcorrect in the other direction.

    Your instincts are not unreasonable though. Coordinated narrative shaping absolutely exists online, especially around technologies tied to massive corporate investment.

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    Democrats Over-Perform by Double Digits in Michigan Win

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  • Possibly ABAWD - Able-bodied adults without dependents

  • Boy I was wrong about the Fediverse

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  • FYI, I'm doing it to build a brand.

  • What do most normal people do on their phones to pass the time?

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  • Listen to music which is popular with the masses. Watch sportsball games. Chat with their normie loved ones. Lick the boots of their corporate puppet-masters.

    We're sooo much better than those pathetic people! They're probably jealous of us, and that's why they go about their lives pretending not to notice us. Having their "relationships" and enjoying their "interests" and "hobbies." I bet deep down inside they can't stand the hollow shells of the lives they lead.

    They secretly seethe and loathe and act in their minds like terrible, ugly people who think they're better than 95% of others. But when the revolution comes, they'll be shocked at how little "according to their needs" turns out to be and how much "according to their abilities" ends up being expected of them. That's when we're in charge, and then we can rub their faces in it!

    Mwhahahahaha!

    Wait.... Are we the baddies?

  • Has the word antisemite lost it's punch?

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  • Where did I say you said that? I asked and then clarified what I thought your position was.

    In fact, you said nothing at all about Israel in your original comment. You seemed to imply that Jewish people had squandered the sympathy they had once earned.

    I gave you the benefit of the doubt and a chance to clarify, and you flipped out.