LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

I'm thinking anxious thoughts all day in the hopes of building up an immunity to it

@SerfnUSA @nierenstein This is my favorite part of the Avatar lore

Gonna start selling these

@Dr_Tetanus 😢

@blacklight @cassidyclown This little aside is worth repeating in a separate post.

“TRUTH” ACCORDING TO THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD IS NOT BASED ON CONSENSUS, you have been lied to. It is based on PREDICTIVE VALIDITY which means that you forumulate a theory that explains an observation, and then came up with a hypothesis to test that theory, and if your hypothesis is proven correct, it shows that you must have some kind of understanding of the underlying mechanisms which therefore validates your theory.

Nowhere, anywhere in the process, does consensus come in. Again, YOU HAVE BEEN LIED TO.

It’s not motivating, it’s affirming.

See, women don’t work out to be in shape, most of the time. They do it as an exercise in personal branding. They want you to look at them and think “wow, she’s a slim, attractive, high-class fit girl!!! She works out and goes to cool trendy gym classes with other sexy people!”

Portraying obese she-boons like this tells them that they too can have all the cachet of being a fit hottie at the gym, without any of the effort. They imagine the guys they wanna bang looking at these ads and internalizing that school of thought, like we’ll look at their obese front-ass and think “wow, she looks just like a nike model! NICE!!!!”.

Of course, men do not, (save for very abysmally programmed guys). We just look and think “ew”

RT: https://poa.st/objects/c8015850-5b2c-429c-a79b-e873a9df02e1

@SuperSnekFriend moth