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@ TherapyGary @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Being a bodyless head with a freak long tongue is not only okay—it can be an exciting opportunity

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  • Ummmm I don't think that's the right take away from this story, though you're certainly entitled to a different opinion

  • What was your most recent dream?

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  • I just happened to be browsing all, sorted by 'new comments'. This sounds fun- can you link it?

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  • Oh, I see

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  • I appreciate your question about Boffa's work. Engaging with different perspectives is crucial for any meaningful discussion.

    To clarify, I’m always open to exploring various theories and research, including those that challenge mainstream views. If you could share more about Boffa's contributions or specific ideas, I’d love to hear your thoughts on how they relate to our conversation about the shape of the Earth.

    Understanding different viewpoints can help us both refine our beliefs and foster a more productive dialogue. What aspects of Boffa’s work do you find most compelling in relation to the flat Earth perspective?

    Looking forward to your insights!

    Edit: After some digging, I found this, "Understanding the Lived Experience of Late-Entry English Learners," authored by Joseph W. Boffa II.

    I assume you're suggesting I don't know English very well. That's awful rude

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  • I appreciate your willingness to engage in this conversation, but I must say that your comment misses the mark in terms of constructive dialogue.

    While humor can sometimes lighten a conversation, it can also derail meaningful discussions. Your comment feels dismissive and undermines the serious nature of the topics we’re discussing.

    Every belief system, including the flat Earth perspective, deserves to be treated with respect. Mockery doesn’t foster understanding; it creates division. I’m genuinely interested in hearing your thoughts on why you believe the Earth is round, and I hope you can appreciate that my beliefs are rooted in a desire to seek truth, just as yours are.

    Let’s focus on having a respectful discussion where we can share our perspectives. I’m open to exploring the evidence and reasoning behind both viewpoints without resorting to jokes or insults. What do you think?

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  • I have to say, your comment is pretty offensive. As a "flat earther", I take these beliefs seriously, and it’s frustrating to see them reduced to a joke.

    First off, the idea that nobody has ever tried to reach the center of the Earth isn’t just a punchline. It’s part of a bigger conversation about what we think lies beneath us. The whole pressure thing feels like another excuse from the “roundies” to dismiss our views without real evidence. We question everything because we’re trying to find the truth.

    For many of us, Hell is a significant part of our belief system. We believe in spiritual realities that a lot of people overlook. The idea that if someone dug too deep, they’d fall into hell is serious for us; it reflects our beliefs about morality and consequences. Mocking this belief shows a lack of understanding and respect for what we hold dear.

    Also, I have no idea what you meant by “(just in case: /s)” at the end of your comment, but it sounds like it could be something offensive. If you’re going to make jokes at our expense, at least be clear about what you mean.

    Instead of making jokes, how about we have a real discussion? Every belief system deserves some respect, even if you don’t agree with it. I’d be interested in hearing your perspective on why you think the Earth is round, and I’m happy to share more about why we think differently.

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    text only

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  • Your interesting thoughts here

  • Will Luigi Mangione be bailed out?

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  • The only resource I can find about this phenomenon is a threads discussion about Luigi. You wouldn't happen to have an alternate source, would you?

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    Why though???????

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  • Oo, I can!

    𝙱𝚕𝚘𝚌𝚔𝚎𝚍

  • What are some fun lightweight mobile games?

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  • If you ever played (and enjoyed) the flash game Hex Empire, you'll probably like Feudal Tactics, available on Fdroid, Play store, and itch.io

  • Trump Sure Seems Pissed at Elon Musk Over the Spending Bill | Donald Trump isn’t taking the “President Musk” rhetoric well at all

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  • as well

  • Trump meets with TikTok CEO as video app challenges potential ban

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  • I assume bc trump takes power Jan 20

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    20% Gay? 😂 Y'all HAVE to Try This Quiz! Who's Ballzy?

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  • Whoa I've never seen an emoji in a URL before that's cool af

    Edit: accurate

  • TIL that electric toothbrushes are 10–20% more effective than manual toothbrushes at removing dental plaque

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  • When's the last time you flossed?

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  • Wish people would quit spreading this misinformation

  • Societal Collapse

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  • Ah, oki

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    • Ages 18-24: 44% for Trump, 54% for Harris
    • Ages 25-29: 52% for Trump, 48% for Harris
    • Ages 30-44: 52% for Trump
    • Ages 45-64: 56% for Trump
    • Ages 65 and older: 61% for Trump

    https://circle.tufts.edu/2024-election

    More conservative than in the past, but so is the whole country (by votes- most Americans don't vote). Compared to other age groups though, gen z voted less conservative (unless you consider that Harris is basically a conservative)

  • In case you were wondering how this works

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  • I could replace memes with almost anything tbh- it's the only way I seem to get things done