Tar_Alcaran

With the sound of Uzis

Plugs HDMI on tv

Still no signal

There are absolutely dogs that have genetic predispositions for all sorts of things. That’s hardly debated, you almost never see a Chihuahua track down lost hikers and you don’t see a Labrador chase down rats. It’s a very basic bit of genetics that makes some dogs much more able to injure or kill a person than other dogs. A Yorkie won’t put someone in the hospital, a Staffordshire will.

And then people get involved. Shitty people will get dogs that have a dangerous reputation. The terrible people raise these dogs terribly, which creates a very poor safety record, which makes terrible people get more of them.

It’s a self reinforcing problem, caused by predisposition and shitty people taking “advantage” of it.

Also, are you claiming there are no genetic differences in human? Because I don’t think anyone would say that basketballers would be exactly as good at basketball if they were all 1.5m, or that Usain Bolt doesn’t have genetic predispositions to being a good runner. Of course humans have genetic predispositions, it’s stupid to claim otherwise.

Many a time huh? I’m sure it’ll be on par with, say, american pit bull terriers then? Or dobermans?

You can only murder the people I don’t like!

giant pocket mares

I don’t want to Google if this is real, so I’ll take your word that this is how it’s done.

“I could have done it myself, but that sounds like it would take effort”

The point was that the more you keep compensating for other people’s dumb moves, the greater the damage when it all inevitably comes crashing down.

In other words, just do what they ask, get them to sign off on it and watch it crash and burn in an unmaintainable, unsecured mess

It’s a creative writing exercise someone is posting to Lemmy in exchange for upvotes.

I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone under 60 call this anything but a “flexible curve”, and that was 20 years ago.

Come to think of it, I haven’t seen one in about 20 years either.

Let me give you a little parable.

There once was a juggler, who could juggle with three balls all day. Then someone from the audience threw a fourth ball, and he kept going. Someone threw a glass, then a flaming torch, and he kept going, occasionally burning his hands. Seeing he could do it, someone throws a machete, and the juggler almost never cuts his fingers keeping all those things in the air. A chainsaw gets added, and an open bottle of bleach, and occasionally the juggler gets his hair caught or spills some bleach, but he keeps going. As he keeps going, people keep adding more and more things. Eventually it’s too much, and it all comes crashing down, killing the juggler and several members of the audience and destroying all the objects in the air.

On the next street corner, a juggler stands with three balls. Someone from the audience throws in a fourth. He steps aside and lets it fall to the floor, happily juggling three balls.

Honestly, I see people being quite optimistic about gen Z and Alpha. Most the whining comes from the right, with their “young people are destroying the [nonsense here] industry” and for brazenly treating other humans and people despite not all of them straight white christian cis men.

Personally, the worst things I see about the new generations is that young people are young. Someone who is 17 can’t adult quite as well because they are literally not an adult. I’ve been an adult for longer than they’ve been alive, of course I’m better at it than them and dealing with things I’ve dealt with before are easier than new things. That’s not a shortcoming, that’s how time works.

Is it annoying to see a girl make all the mistakes I made when I was a girl? Yes damnit. Will telling them stop them? Didn’t work for me, hence I made the mistakes too.

Yeah, if there isn’t an unconnected hose or cable, that’s about the extent of my car knowledge.

Truly reaching Russian levels of credibility

It’s a delete request, not a deletion.

There are also issues of societal specialization leading to the ability of individuals to specialize in gaining knowledge, instead of 100% of the population working 99% of the time on survival.

But my brain and Og the Caveman are basically the same.

Us, the wealthiest owners of Raytheon and Lockheed shares. Who did you think?

Its fine, I got it (a bit late).

Ok, that makes it sound way shittier…

Well, we can pretty much all tell. It’s just OP who hasn’t figured it out yet.