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I’ve been in absolute tears cry laughing at this for the past 15 minutes.

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what the fuck
been in my head for days
what's up gamers. i took a potion from a cackling witch and have become an even-toed ungulate
dedicated to the dumbest thing i’ve ever seen on television
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Nanaya-ila’i and her daughter were just two of the thousands upon thousands of victims of the Assyrian Empire, most of whose names have been lost over the centuries. The Assyrian Empire was just one of the many aggressive polities that has produced victims by the thousands over the past several millennia: The Romans did no better in Gaul or Dacia. Alexander the Great razed Thebes on his way to far more expansive conquests. The crusaders who took Jerusalem in 1099 waded ankle-deep in blood, Timur Lenk left behind towers of skulls marking his conquests. Pizarro slaughtered the Inca by the score. The Nazis left behind millions of corpses. As long as grasping rulers and would-be warlords have sought to expand their power, common people have suffered the consequences, just like Nanaya-ila’i and her daughter.
But those ambitious politicians and conquerors didn’t do the dirty work themselves. They had underlings, generals and officers and common soldiers and bureaucrats, to enforce their will. Those underlings participated in acts that, by any reasonable standard of moral behavior, range from the merely distasteful to completely abhorrent. It would be comforting to think that those who murdered children, burned houses with the residents inside, committed acts of sexual violence, and enslaved the survivors were uniquely evil. It would be easier to believe that these participants had somehow forfeited their humanity somewhere along their path to organized violence. We would prefer to fool ourselves into thinking they formed a special class of malefactors separate from the farmers and shopkeepers and laborers who made up their societies as a whole. These ideas would be wrong. The agents of empire and conquest were not a marked group of sadists; they fit quite comfortably within the mainstream of the societies that produced them and benefited from their actions.
Patrick Wyman, Perspectives: Past, Present, and Future Substack, 2024
Evil acts are easily normalized
I feel a bit impatient with the way leftists criticize USAID when you point out that defunding it will have and has already had devastating consequences. "Yes, literally millions of people have died, but have you considered that USAID also was the funding vehicle for stupid and ineffectual schemes to overthrow the Cuban government." Like okay. Which of these things do you think I'm sad about losing? It's just like this absurd tendency to pick at some "ummm actually" in the face of a humanitarian catastrophe.
Louis have you read this book? so much of it seems familiar mon cher
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jellyfish lifecycles piss me off a little bit
you don't have to do that. you can just not do that
:D they can do more :D (x)
now back to my cup o’ goon…
I lowkey hate when programs talk to me in a friendly way. "don't worry, nearly there!" Shut up. It should say "loading 64.3% completed. Do not turn off device" and absolutely nothing else. You arent my friend you are computer. Act like it
Very frustrating when what your brain needs is to wander around outside smelling rain and looking at trees for a couple hours but what your body needs is six or seven hot water bottles and perhaps a temporary exemption from the general concept of gravity
Spinning right from the bunny. He was off course naturally shedding, and was perfectly content to let me take the fiber from him.
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it is NOT. There's a Website called wikibiases just for that. If you go to any topic that isn't European you'll find PLENTY of mistakes. Because Wikipedia is eurocentric! It is not better then textbooks (some textbooks at least)
There's a reason most teachers don't allow it as a source for essays.
Wikipedia's existence is important, but it's also largely inaccurate. It should not be treated as a reliable source.
Based on this post I was expecting wikibiases to have like... 100 pages on different topics being represented wrongly based on outdated scholarship or "pop science" instead of actual science, but 90% of it is about political lean surrounding Israel. So it's different from what I expected. Still kind of interesting, but I think "in articles where politics matters, Wikipedia has a position near the middle of the overton window even if that isn't true" is very different from "it's wrong on things that aren't European". There are plenty of Europe focused articles where the objective truth according to science doesn't match the middle of political views and then this also happens.
See also: the amount of text on the talk page of ROGD in Dutch wikipedia to get people to stop citing tabloids in favour of its existence and start actually starting the article with "this is BS research that turned out to be untrue".
That said, if politics isn't involved and interest is plentiful (say, in an article about Python as a programming language) I think Wikipedia is likely to be accurate. But that is a specific subset of the articles.
Wikipedia is a tertiary source - that's why you're not allowed to use it on essays, you should be using primary or secondary sources for that. The aim of Wikipedia - as with many tertiary sources - is to present information that comes from primary and secondary sources on the particular topic (you can't cite Wikipedia on Wikipedia). It isn't supposed to change, infer, or analyse any of the information it presents.
All the information presented on Wikipedia is supposed to have a citation - that's why when it doesn't it says "citation needed." Wikipedia also makes sure that all its online citations are archived - usually via the wayback machine.
This means that when you read something on Wikipedia, you can check the source they are citing and verify the information.
This actually makes Wikipedia a very useful research starter. You can use it to get an initial impression of the information, and then follow the citations for a deeper understanding.
None of this is to say that there aren't biases in Wikipedia - there definitely are and you should be aware of that so you can verify and judge the quality of the information for yourself. Even Wikipedia acknowledges that sometimes it is wrong.
Remember: Wikipedia can be edited by anyone, and that includes you. If you see something uncited, incorrect, missing, or biased you can submit an edit to the wiki page. Here is the tutorial how.
I've always disliked mr beast just based on his content mill vaguely exploitative vibes so it's been kind of wild learning he also does legitimate crimes and workplace violations. it's like disliking an acquaintance because they're kinda annoying and then finding out they kill people too like damn dude you didn't have to do all that i already hated your ass.