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  • Always...

  • That sounds like some Lovecraftian story: briefly glimpsing knowledge beyond human limits, then losing it forever.

  • Just casually breaking the meta

  • This looks cool!

  • I don't have anything to add, but I want to say that I found this comment super interesting.

  • You know, I bet I would still watch that.

  • I choose to believe that it's usually like that, and we're just seeing the days where something interesting happens.

  • It speaks to a larger cultural ignorance or poor literacy to even consider it, in my opinion. I've seen similar reactions to talking about "plantation-style" home architecture. It's as if many people have only ever heard these words in connection with slavery from their lessons in school.

  • I've always thought it was an odd change. I get why they did it, but the original clearly wasn't being used in the way the change implies.

    It has the same energy as saying that you can't use the term "whitelist" and must substitute "allowlist", or "master bedroom" to "primary bedroom", or that time they changed "monkeypox" to "m-pox".

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    How futuristic

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  • Oh, I hadn't seen it before. I can remove if it's a recent repost.

  • I'm real! I've been posting daily here for quite a while now. Just my way of trying to support federated social media.

  • I'm so impressed by the organization.

  • You're not alone. I can't remember it either.

  • In some ways, we all become our fathers I guess, lol.

  • God damn it

  • Maybe they've gotten really spoiled by technology and have to divide up the "labor" of asking the replicator to make things for the kid.

  • It's an English stereotype that they feel awkward when expressing emotions and would rather suffer silently than "impose" on someone by asking for help.

    (edit: or at least that was my read. The other person who replied might be right that it could be a joke about recent events, because they arrest 30+ people per day for social media posts.)