The only unrealistic part is that the cops would even bother to look for him.

You should probably take "facts" out of your username if you're just going to spread bullshit.

So the "FEMA camps" conspiracy theory was projection all along? Who saw this one coming? Oh right, everyone.

Curtis Yarvin "joked" that the poor could either be ground up into a biofuel and then offered a more serious suggestion that we be imprisoned, drugged, and hooked up to some VR Plato cave as a "humane alternative to genocide".

www.cnn.com/2025/04/06/u...

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It was updated again today, rolling the changes back after the media picked up on it.

Good news and bad news. The good news is yes, this particular article is satire. The bad news is that what they're satirizing is a real thing that just happened in which the National Park Service scrubbed all mention of Harriet Tubman from their page on the Underground Railroad.

In general or the specific distinction between what makes a bog a bog rather than a swamp, marsh or fen? The former is common knowledge as far as I know, but the latter is somewhat niche.

It's the same mentality as people who were afraid of SSDs having a known finite number of write cycles before gracefully failing and turning read only, while being fine with HDDs that would physically shatter without warning and become unreadable much sooner than the SSD would fail.

That only happens after the frog's brain is removed. Which, yeah never mind the metaphor is actually perfect.

They direct you to a fake exchange app that acts completely normal aside from the small detail that you can't withdraw because you were never actually doing real trades, you were sending the scammer your money.

What's the logic there? "For evolution to be compatible with the second law of thermodynamics, there would need to be some massive energy source outside the Earth's atmosphere, providing it with light and heat. If such a thing existed, we'd have seen it"?