Some people think autism means taking everything literally but that’s actually kleptomania
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German (in this case Freud) has a word for this: Penisneid (penis envy)
Cats have different genders. It’s like saying my favorite color is blue, like, is it dark blue, light blue, royal blue, ocean blue, greenish blue, bluish green…
Not even in the work itself but in the small moments of freedom. It’s not rolling the boulder up but when the boulder is rolling down and Sisyphus is free just until he reaches the boulder again and starts all over. Camus contrasts that with workers eager to build one’s career, not realizing that the next step won’t make you happy either. Sisyphus, by knowing there is no meaning, can enjoy the small things unlike us who assume a meaning that isn’t there.
French
Camus studied in Paris but was born and grew up in Algeria
Isn’t there a movie about him? Barbieheimer or something but I might be wrong
Flowering plants (including bananas) devolved long after non avian dinosaurs went extinct. That’s why humans are used in these cases
Even with gills, the mouth is where they breath in
I think the most reasonable definition is that bi means you are into either and pan means you don’t care. So bi means you have two “prototypes” you’re into, one male and one female, and pan means your “prototype” is not gendered. Having a gendered prototype doesn’t mean it excludes trans people. A trans person can be close enough to either or both, depending on their state of transition and your focus. I hope I’m making sense.
In an alternative universe it would be call a thought experiment
I use Ubuntu BTW 🤓
Not really. Painting AI as super powerful is a narrative to push current AI (which is not super powerful but will be any day now, trust me bro) and distract from real problems like the climate crisis which the meme is about
Do you have thought about Ethymonline in relation to Wiktionary?







Grammar. The sentence is ambiguous and punctuation would and could not disambiguate. Easiest way to disambiguate would be introducing an object “do not touch the items yourself” or rephrasing “on your own”; or, if the other meaning is intended “do not lay hand on yourself”. But the sentence as it is is correct for both readings.