lemmy689

The Happy Man, a small novel I picked up for something to read.

The Happy Man

AOL, in a chat room, about 22 years ago.

A bit of dementia.

AM car radio can pick up the waves from your cars electrical alternator as well, which can cause the static to rise and fall in pitch as you speed up and slow down.

GF is battling in Baldurs Gate. Karlach is jimmy on the go.

Fell out of bed, dragged a comb across my head.

Ideas never finish evolving, and in a grand sense nothing finishes evolving, unless you consider extinction to be the conclusion of an evolution. Nature goes on, the universe continues, there is no end point where things have reached a perfect evolution.

So, do the Germans have an equivalent to the old washroom toilet stall poem that goes:

Here I sit all broken hearted

Paid a dime and only farted

Having to pay a dime to use the toilet in a store.

BHO

I spelt mine wrong.

My parents were busy trying to control my fucked up sisters children, with my dad dumping as much responsibilty for child rearing as possible on my mom, and my mom passively aggressively resenting it. Same way me and my sister were raised. My family’s a mess.

mmmm…salted pork

False Dilemma Fallacy

https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/logicalfallacies/False-Dilemma

Bye

Of couse it doesn’t say superorganism, that’s just plain wrong. My source is also any intro anthro textbook. It’s over your head it seems.

https://anthropology.iresearchnet.com/superorganic/

There’s no referal to superorganism, not sure where you picked that up, just the superorganic. Many people believe different things about what is supernatural, it’s inherently vague. Many people believe ghosts are real but they are still refered to as the supernatural.

Mythbusters tried exploding a stomach with pop rocks and soda, if that’s a viable comparison, based on a Little Mikey myth. Certainly looks painful.

https://piped.video/watch?v=93vjY9RY4-k

I’ll compare to the concept of human culture being called superorganic, which is an old cultural anthropology concept which can provide a model for critical thinking. We don’t understand culture, yet we define it, record it, measure it. Hard to predict, I’ll admit. Refering to it as superorganic implies it exists at a higher complexity than we understand. Gravity and many other observational phenomena also exist at a higher compexity than we understand. Thus although you may not like to refer to such things as supernatural, it’s not wrong, it’s an opinion.

Super- means above, like superimposed. Our lack of understanding means we don’t know why it exists. It’s above our understanding, even if we know it exists.