He's alive because he manipulated Lindsay Graham into taking his place in hell, for now, using some kind of underworld parliamentarian loophole that he learned when he clerked for Satan.
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Dullsters @dullsters.net I've had this ladle for maybe two years, and only just noticed there are measurement markings on the inside
Today I Learned @lemmy.world TIL that Tom Cruise's character in Tropic Thunder is based on a real guy; he was the producer of The Matrix and co-invented ultimate frisbee
Fediverse @lemmy.world If a Lemmy user has the same name as a community, how can I tag the community on Mastodon?
Dullsters @dullsters.net I vacuumed up a stink bug a few days ago and now I when I turn on the vacuum the stink comes out
Programming @programming.dev [git] Can I make a git hook exit before the command exits?
Dullsters @dullsters.net I cleaned my gym shoes today
Selfhosted @lemmy.world What do you use for listening to podcasts?
Some kind of "empathy score." Not sure what the formula would be, but it would reflect how readily they feel empathy for another person, and how many other people they can care about.
A narcissist would have a 0 -- they can only care about themself. Someone with very limited empathy would have a small number -- say, they can only care about their immediate family, and they need to really get to know someone before they care about that person. People who naturally care about others, even if they don't know the other person, would have high numbers.
This number would sometimes just flat out tell you that certain people should be avoided, or certain conversations are pointless with that person. Or if you do need to try to convince them of something, the number may show you how to frame the conversation. E.g., show how it's in their own interest if they have a low number.