It Me, Noah!
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💚 OOC 31 | 🔞 Minors DNI
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You know what you're so right.
November 13, 2025 at 4:08 PM
You know what you're so right.
If you're not teaching people the proper information to begin with, you're setting them up for failure and a mistrust of their entire surrounding environment. Knowledge itself becomes antagonistic to them because their adult life goes against what they were taught as children. It's all fucked.
November 12, 2025 at 10:38 PM
If you're not teaching people the proper information to begin with, you're setting them up for failure and a mistrust of their entire surrounding environment. Knowledge itself becomes antagonistic to them because their adult life goes against what they were taught as children. It's all fucked.
Not to mention you put all that together in a fun little pot and even the benign examples become bad, because it's not hard to take the above example and see someone in this day realistically go "Well I don't trust science cause I was taught bears hibernate, and those scientists say they don't."
November 12, 2025 at 10:38 PM
Not to mention you put all that together in a fun little pot and even the benign examples become bad, because it's not hard to take the above example and see someone in this day realistically go "Well I don't trust science cause I was taught bears hibernate, and those scientists say they don't."
Like, there are benign examples of this that crop up from time to time sort of jokingly, like being taught bears hibernate (they don't), but when you zoom that lens out and realize there are far more important topics also being fudged for an 'easier understanding'.. it gets bad.
November 12, 2025 at 10:38 PM
Like, there are benign examples of this that crop up from time to time sort of jokingly, like being taught bears hibernate (they don't), but when you zoom that lens out and realize there are far more important topics also being fudged for an 'easier understanding'.. it gets bad.
Also a former ed major and teacher and... yeah. I -wish- it was just reading comprehension being taught wrong like this, too. A lot of the education system is kinda built on "close enough for tests," and the result is partially literate adults with a fundamental misunderstanding of how things work.
November 12, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Also a former ed major and teacher and... yeah. I -wish- it was just reading comprehension being taught wrong like this, too. A lot of the education system is kinda built on "close enough for tests," and the result is partially literate adults with a fundamental misunderstanding of how things work.
And, should you struggle with this concept, please know that I know if you have the incapacity for this because, hi, hello, obviously your weird snooping gets back to me, and I can aid you in not being weird by just blocking you.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk. 💚
Thank you for coming to my TED talk. 💚
November 12, 2025 at 11:02 AM
And, should you struggle with this concept, please know that I know if you have the incapacity for this because, hi, hello, obviously your weird snooping gets back to me, and I can aid you in not being weird by just blocking you.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk. 💚
Thank you for coming to my TED talk. 💚
Like this is very simple, I have an nice text-based flowchart for you if you're confused by this post:
1. Does this thing you saw involve you personally?
2. Does this thing you saw directly impact you?
If the answer is no, MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. See? It's that easy.
1. Does this thing you saw involve you personally?
2. Does this thing you saw directly impact you?
If the answer is no, MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. See? It's that easy.
November 12, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Like this is very simple, I have an nice text-based flowchart for you if you're confused by this post:
1. Does this thing you saw involve you personally?
2. Does this thing you saw directly impact you?
If the answer is no, MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. See? It's that easy.
1. Does this thing you saw involve you personally?
2. Does this thing you saw directly impact you?
If the answer is no, MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. See? It's that easy.
Not saying Aether is the cause of the DDoS to be clear, but anyone that can't see that the data center isn't exactly the most stable even without the DDoS, I dunno what to tell you. 😔
November 12, 2025 at 3:47 AM
Not saying Aether is the cause of the DDoS to be clear, but anyone that can't see that the data center isn't exactly the most stable even without the DDoS, I dunno what to tell you. 😔
Not knocking anyone by saying that either. Just always get a chuckle out of it.
My definition of minor is like, "oh I wish this one set was dyable," where I think some people work along the lines of 'so long as it changes less than 50% of the game, that is technically minor.'
My definition of minor is like, "oh I wish this one set was dyable," where I think some people work along the lines of 'so long as it changes less than 50% of the game, that is technically minor.'
November 12, 2025 at 3:34 AM
Not knocking anyone by saying that either. Just always get a chuckle out of it.
My definition of minor is like, "oh I wish this one set was dyable," where I think some people work along the lines of 'so long as it changes less than 50% of the game, that is technically minor.'
My definition of minor is like, "oh I wish this one set was dyable," where I think some people work along the lines of 'so long as it changes less than 50% of the game, that is technically minor.'
Respectfully destroy that bnuuy. 👏
November 11, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Respectfully destroy that bnuuy. 👏
Thank you again for this 1000%. 🫠
November 11, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Thank you again for this 1000%. 🫠