mostly I post set theory jokes. you may have seen my juggle post

they should replace the axiom of choice with ME. let me make the choice for you. i feel i'd be great at it

they should replace Atlas with ME. let me hold up the sky for you. i feel i'd be great at it

my impression of set theory as a field so far is that it primarily consists of doing roughly the same thing as those videos where someone finds out how much you can change the value of pi in the source code of doom before the game crashes

I'm getting a lot of "people who only like the "americans explaining a concept to each other: ok so imagine a burger..." meme explaining the "guy who has only seen The Boss Baby before watching his second movie: I'm getting a lot of Boss Baby vibes from this one" meme to each other: okay so imagine the "americans explaining a concept to each other: okay so imagine a burger..." meme..." vibes from this one

I'm getting a lot of "people who only like the "americans explaining a concept to each other: ok so imagine a burger..." meme explaining the "guy who has only seen The Boss Baby before watching his second movie: I'm getting a lot of Boss Baby vibes from this one" meme to each other: okay so imagine the "americans explaining a concept to each other: okay so imagine a burger..." meme..." vibes from this one

to be fair the particular flavor of incredibly convoluted self reference here was very similar to an utterly incomprehensible injoke in my friendgroup which I assume is what @timestoppertactics was referencing. I probably was also referencing it. I forget if I had it specifically in mind when writing this post

in 2020, i began embracing my black identity online. i was vocal about things that hurt me, things that i believed were wrong, i vocalized my opinion whenever i could. and at age 12 i had to confront the fact that when i did these things, when i made myself known to the people around me, the pride in being black tinged into my every word. they did not have to see my skin to regard me as inferior to my white companions with the same expression of opinion, to regard me as an aggressor and uncontrollable force. this treatment, even 6 years later, has not faded, and it is because of this i must embrace myself even further. i believe every black woman deserves a voice and i will not let mine be painted with a coat of white even if that would "help my case". it disgusts me, the idea that someone would ever need to whitewash themselves just to navigate a simple conflict among friends, or to engage in a discussion, in fear that they too will be reduced to an Untamed threat . my experiences as a child and even now have made me scared to bare my fangs in any scenario but i still do, becausei believe there will someday be a community for me that embraces my voice and does not turn their back on me for stepping beyond the complacency the world has expected me to have, in order to be palatable. i think this post is kind of messy but its soemthing ive been tjinkinh about a lot lately. i wish i could tell my younger self it was not her fault

(something something wadge hierarchy and the concept of pay grades)