At least all the comments on this post are roasting him. His other posts just got people saying how smart it all seemed. Yikes

The text is AI generated, which explains why he sounds so detached from the work

Always funny to me with these guys that they try really hard to sound smart, calling themselves things like the"Monadic Plenum Research Collective", using as many obtuse and archaic words as they can, only for a core axiom to be “Reality’s Data Plan”

Reminds me of all those silly Facebook posts claiming copyright over all their posts and comments. They can say whatever they want, but they handed the rights over when they posted the content after agreeing to the ToS

Another nutjob that thinks they’ve figured out the universe because AI told them they were so very smart. At least the TempleOS guy did his own work. You’re just a lazy sloperator thinking AI work is your magnum opus

What type of corn are you referring to? I’m not familiar with the history of corn, but what you’re saying doesn’t match my experiences with any variety

Dent corn is used as livestock feed, and is generally considered the less edible version. Sweet corn can be eaten by humans raw. Basically every variety I’ve ever seen can be eaten if boiled long enough

It looks like this chart is based on mass, rather than number. By number hydrogen is >90% by itself

Considering the human eye is basically backwards, I always found it funny people would try to use it as an example of an intelligent creator

Like we seriously have all the working bits in the path of light, permanently blocking our vision in spots. We just hide it with some post-production brain magic, and I’m supposed to believe that’s evidence of an intelligent creator?

Plenty of “supernatural” things exist.

We can fly through the air with nothing connecting us to the ground at all - flight was as fantastical as magic to early humanity.

Psychic powers? We can already silently communicate across the world in fractions of a second - is that not functional telepathy?

Chaos magic? We have the ultimate earth rending fireball spell. We call it nuclear arms.

To repurpose a saying about alternative medicine: Supernatural phenomenon proven to exist is just science

It’s crazy to think how fast we’re moving through the universe without encountering much of anything; energy or matter. Thanks heliosphere and the vastness of the universe

…Still makes me uncomfortable to see visualized though

When they come up with that model, it’ll be able to explain both how protons are formed, and show that the 9th planet, Vulcan, exists…

Man, I feel that deeply. Working in tech has destroyed any joy I got from technology. After several years I got burnt out so badly that I had to take a couple years off

Now here I am, only a couple months back into working and every moment I spend actually doing the work is torture. I used to love it, now I’d be happy to never use technology in a productive way for the rest of my life

This would probably rupture a humans organs

Anyone around for early '00s internet knew that already…

To be fair, the era of precise spelling is relatively recent. It wasn’t that long ago that spelling was basically the phoenetic Wild West

Also “Turned out my father isn’t my real dad” is BS. Genetic test results are useless for determining such.

I’m so confused by this. Are you playing semantic games here? Because this is otherwise completely wrong, and contradicts the story you told before it

Which is fucked up. Being the sperm donor isn’t what makes you a father. Spending time with your kid, teaching them how to be a functional human in the modern world over decades is what makes you a father

Then again, with how much of the older generation men are, he may have acted like his role was finished after conception and the next two decades are the sole responsibility of the mother

That’s tough man. At least as a food service worker you’re contributing a lot to the economy. When I worked in restaurants, I worked a lot harder than I ever have in a corporate job, for far less money

Reminds me of the joke that github should just hire malware developers to fix the install process of every random git repo that requires pages of install instructions and an entire book of troubleshooting

Wish someone had told me that before I bought a plane. My new hobby is aviation

I don’t think that’s a productive method of discussion. Why attack them as a person instead of pointing out the aspects of history you think contradict them?

In my opinion, RHEL did play an important part in enterprise adoption of Linux, although I think they’re heavily overplaying that

Arguing Chrome broke Microsoft’s browser monopoly is incorrect. Firefox was the one to break it. The fact early Chrome was largely built on Firefox, by former Mozilla developers is good evidence of it, but also as a person that lived through that time, Firefox was much more popular during the decline of IE