The Elmdor-Appreciation-Out - Number of practitioners: one.

[Till]

Extroverts. Introverts recover energy by being by themselves, and find others draining. Extroverts recover energy by being around others, and find being alone draining. Problematic of either kind exists, but nobody says shit to the giant crowd or else they'll get beaten the fuck up, when it's easy to complain about NEETs that stay home 24/7.

I'm an INTP, I consider extroverts to be psychic vampires that need me in order to drain me of my vitality and energy. They amass together in workplaces to make it suitable for the extroverted majority with socializing being company policy, to not feel drained like a vampire that has not fed. And to have readily accessible introverted fast food Dollar Menu McHuman sandwich prey to feed upon psychologically on-demand. While supplies last.



Anyway, Charles Darwin again. This time with a chemist glassware cylinder device to introduce his gut biome on Earth scientifically after it cooled and had a landmass.

Exploring the Cosmic Origins of Life Synthesizing Glyceric Acid in Deep Space

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/techn...ce/ar-BB1jRWxN

You don't need to go to space, synthesize or collect samples of anything. All complex theory that gets more complex as other theories form a basis does is muddle and make things unintelligibly convoluted. Simple shit, one human turd shat billions of years ago leading up to the present time in the Earth's history.

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Some nerd jokes are so absurd the opposite claim is the true absurdity, the last laugh is on the village idiot being laughed at not the court jester being laughed with.

Voyager 1 Pokes Us Back Surprisingly

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/14/world...scn/index.html

What's to say the golden plate attached to it hasn't already achieved its intended purpose being viewed, decyphered and played back from afar with advanced supertechnological telescopy? Therefor, the best use of supertechnology as a direct response is to ping us from the probe to relay the simple "Hello." message.

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." ~ Arthur C. Clarke

@Otherworlders

Ping us in binary next, it transcends language barrier.

[Grouch]

I'm an INTP, I consider extroverts to be psychic vampires that need me in order to drain me of my vitality and energy. They amass together in workplaces to make it suitable for the extroverted majority with socializing being company policy, to not feel drained like a vampire that has not fed. And to have readily accessible introverted fast food Dollar Menu McHuman sandwich prey to feed upon psychologically on-demand. While supplies last.

this is the 2nd or 3rd time I've seen that image and read it I feel a lot of that describes me.

Some nerd jokes are so absurd the opposite claim is the true absurdity, the last laugh is on the village idiot being laughed at not the court jester being laughed with.
What's to say the golden plate attached to it hasn't already achieved its intended purpose being viewed, decyphered and played back from afar with advanced supertechnological telescopy? Therefor, the best use of supertechnology as a direct response is to ping us from the probe to relay the simple "Hello." message.

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." ~ Arthur C. Clarke

@Otherworlders

Ping us in binary next, it transcends language barrier.

010010

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this is the 2nd or 3rd time I've seen that image and read it I feel a lot of that describes me.

010010

01000111 01110010 01100101 01100101 01110100 01101001 01101110 01100111 01110011 00100000 01000101 01100001 01110010 01110100 01101000 01101100 01101001 01101110 01100111 01110011



"[Voyager 1] has been speaking gibberish for the past few months."

https://qz.com/nasa-voyager-1-reconn...tch-1851339317

It would be if otherworlders are using the probe to ping us in relay response to the plate attached to it being viewed from afar with advanced telescopy, binary please so we can decypher it. Must I start a petition to stop NASA from 'fixing' a 'glitch' and to task AI with analyzing it?

https://www.change.org/

Anyone else care to before I do? How many Earthlings must sign it and make contact already FFS?



A greater question is who's not ready for it, including scientists looking for microbes not found on Earth in Mars when they were already discovered on the ISS. Promptly forgotten because there's big money invested in searching for life beyond Earth when space is teeming with it.
https://www.sciencealert.com/four-ba...r-space-plants

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just finished the ball. it was a pretty good game but they put too much emphasis on combat towards the end which was getting frustrating. there was only a couple head scratchers so it wasn't overly difficult but at times it felt it could have been more difficult at least puzzle wise.

[Till]

Answer:

Spoiler warning:

Anti-depressants.

[Till]

There is such a thing as a dystopian utopia of joyous pharmaceutical induced abnormal reaction happiness about it instead of doing something about it.

Basically, no matter how bad things get people pop pills and it only gets more depressing needing higher dosage, happiness apocalypse as the world ends with everyone having the time of their life. "Mental health".

As long as people feel great, problem solved amiright? Outwardly that changes one iota of the shitshow around them. That's curing why they're depressed, once the drugs wear off. That did something about something.

[Andy_Jerk]

So is Grammarly actually helping people to learn writing skills, or if the computer froze during an important meeting would they be all like: "Derp, I eat poop." ?

[Till]

So is Grammarly actually helping people to learn writing skills, or if the computer froze during an important meeting would they be all like: "Derp, I eat poop." ?

I wouldn't know, I'm an American. Respect are country.

[Andy_Jerk]

Ah, before they became Dream Theater.

Spoiler warning:

Just seeing if Lazyguy loses his mind.

[Grouch]

checked out spirits of xanadu it was garbage. I did like how it looked like a snes polygonal fps bu that was all I liked about it.
gonna check out another game I have called curse of zigoris since I don't remember what kind of game it was supposed to be I have others that I have been putting off trying and if none of those pan out I have a list of others

[Till]

You could try Faxanadu.

Life on anti-depressants.

[Grouch]

You could try Faxanadu.

if that was on nes I've played that 2 or 3 times.

[Till]

Nothing that you can't be happy about on anti-depressants. Let's take our meds.





As a child, I grew up reading MAD magazine avidly and learned to draw doodling cartoons based on its brand of humor bored in class by teachers teaching what I had already taught myself. Can you tell?

Bob Ross was from Florida, we both like animals and painting. I relate to him as a Floridian, however there's nothing much to be happy about with Anthropocene mass extinction unless I overdose on Prozac.

Bob was from a different era, happier times. Couldn't be happy now. He loved animals, tigers are almost extinct. Only consolation for me is that humans don't deserve the magnificient creatures of their planet as penis soup.

[Grouch]

checked out spirits of xanadu it was garbage. I did like how it looked like a snes polygonal fps bu that was all I liked about it.
gonna check out another game I have called curse of zigoris since I don't remember what kind of game it was supposed to be I have others that I have been putting off trying and if none of those pan out I have a list of others

checked it out it was a 2d action platformer with bad writing it wasn't what I wanted but I did start sunkenland. I grabbed an early access version of it a while back
it's pretty cool like minecraft+fallout 4+waterworld it runs pretty well for a unity game. I'm going to have to see if it got a full release yet.