LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

I hate these purely egoistical decisions. We got to the phase, where a truly universal language can finally exist, and instead of people swallowing their pride and accepting the benefits of globally shared information, let's argue where we can push our petty language...

We can finally break the great curse of Babilon, and this is what some politians see as more important.

@beardalaxy
Transitioning does imply an intent to get to the stage 4. But from what I've observed, it seems that the step from 3rd to 4th stage is quite rare. Some of them don't even plan on going to the operation.

The single most important thing I learned at a university was making my own research.

Teachers were shit, but they assigned me a ton of near impossible homework, so I had to find a solution somewhere.

I didn't have to check sources or any of that shit. I had to look at a website and quickly judge if it is a proper resource for my problem. And I spend hours every day doing just and only that.

That was education. A true first step into 21st century.

@Shadowman311
It is scary just how many medical shitshows can you count once you start observing.

Once you realize, that 9/10 medical problems are better solved by 10 min research then by letting the doctor pull a diagnosis out of a hat, it does make you quite nihilistic.

@Shadowman311
They are onto us. Switch back to soyjacks again and meet at

Ok... I have to give the left one thing they are correct on. We do not have a sufficient language to describe all phases of transition.

So, even in my framework that goes like this:
1) man/ woman
2) switched cloth => cross dresser
3) hormones -> MISSING LINK
4) operation -> trannie

we are missing a name clearly describing only the 3rd stage.
btw, fuck your feelings, they have nothing to do with this problem

Any good ideas on how to quickly describe the 3rd stage?

@r000t
How bad is it this time?

@mig
Creating a general search and destroy robot is a taks so hard, even modern military cannot yet afford it.

@bungabeats @matana @ew
THIS!

I have no idea why, but it seems to me that genuine problem solving is a concept, that most boomers never actually heard of.
It's almost insulting, that whenever I try to describe some random problem to my mom, she immediatelly replies with "that's just how things are"... Wow... whst a deep thought.