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  • A wrong answer is not a meaningless one.

    Whether or not people are duped into believing something wrong doesn’t make it more right.

    It’s still wrong, it’s still a lie, it’s still incorrect.

    The truth of our world will always find its way back to the light, because the people who strive for truth have a will and ambition like no other, regardless of whether they’re wrong at the moment. A few may keep themselves in perpetual darkness, but they know in their heart of hearts that reality. It’s why they so fervently clutch for the phantom of a truth before pulling a Luigi.


  • BlanketsWithSmallpox@lemmy.worldtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldWelp
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    2 days ago

    You mean well before what he actually said during the sieg heils

    “It is thanks to you, that the future of civilization is assured.”

    =

    Elon Musk inner thoughts: I should Nazi salute. Do it. Do it you pussy. Think of the news it’ll generate. Think of all the votes, oh god I’ll make all the democrats cry that I’m a nazi when I’m not even a nazi! Fuck, lets do it!

    nazi salute

    Oh god that was awkward as fuck. Okay, let’s do it twice, then make sure they know I’m serious and it wasn’t just some weird fucked up tic I do.

    SIEG HEILS even harder

    MMHPPHPHPHHHHHHHH SUCK IT AOC.






  • BlanketsWithSmallpox@lemmy.worldtoScience Memes@mander.xyzNom nom
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    I’ve always been a fan of using > and < but in the general use of lesser than or greater than, however, the symbols were always interchangeable to me since it always depends on where you put the defined integer, correct?

    If I want to say something is less than 37. It can either be 37 > or < 37.

    Because in that scenario the imaginary integer n is always on the opposite side of the symbol.

    37 > n

    n < 37

    So why did > ever become greater and < be less than? Doesn’t it also depend on how your text is written? If people reading from right to left or down to up vs left to right and up to down, means it’s reversed.

    The open part of the caret is where the bigger number is, the opposite side is where the lesser number is.














  • So, how do we get people who fear socialism to vote for a socialist that inspires blue voters to vote or steals enough working class votes to get elected enough rather than slowly spiral into fascism?

    1. Keep fascism in check for the next two years and hopefully win mid terms so we get the House and Senate again.
    2. Starting prepping a 50 year old straight white man for presidency.
    3. Somehow convince people that the firehouse of falsehoods isn’t worth their time.
    4. Keep it up another two years after to get the presidency back.
    5. Kill the filibuster.
    6. Stack the supreme Court after all the Republican extremist ones die.
    7. Fund public education in a way that isn’t based on local property values.
    8. Bring back the fairness doctrine.
    9. Stave off NatCs for another 20 years and hopefully profit?