Absolutely, wild animals are wild, never forget

Because they’re trying to monetize your third space.

The time is ripe for a new contender, so expect a bunch of The Next Big Thing ™ apps that are almost identical, begging for your email address and contacts list so they can sign all your friends up too!

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Did a shit

A bank grew out of it

Sounds about right

So you’re good at being in the average place at the appropriate time?

10% of my income is for splurging.

I follow the barefoot investor method of saving. Would highly recommend it

Yes.

Don’t wanna. Do it anyway. Feel better.

That’s how it goes every single time lol

Star Trek would happen

So our brains are roughly equivalent to… a pentium 2 from the 90s?

Hey you may be fucking his sister, but at least you’re being safe

See your doc if you’re worried. No shame in having ED. Every guy gets it at least once, most men just never talk about it.

Could just be anxiety, but get the doc to give you a general checkup anyway.

Not today, CIA

Stalin and Mao are to communism what Hitler is to facism.

Unfortunately, yes

Public messaging is difficult for economics because of its complex nature. Even when you simplify it, the interconnected nature of seemingly unrelated things and unforseen consequences often escape people. Then there’s the human element which sometimes produces baffling outcomes.

But all that most people think is “Why do I have to pay so much for petrol? That’s bad.”

The decentralized model of Lemmy means that there won’t be that weird situation where some individuals were mods for literally hundreds of subs. Mod culture on R was just insanely toxic. Fuck that place.

Lol what were the other 2? I’m guessing Margaret Thatcher was one of them.

Stay hydrated!

Lol best answer so far

Whelp, I’ve got cancer. It’s the second time I’ve had it. About 9 months ago I was told the docs would treat me but I probably wouldn’t make it.

Its been a hell of a time.

It’s a blood cancer so at the moment I look normal from the outside. I’ve changed a lot though, in the sense that I’ve become more me.

I don’t give a shit about anything except for spending time with people I like. I especially don’t care about money or work.

It (death) is taking a lot longer to happen than I thought it would.

The real trip has been seeing other people’s reactions; I accepted it early on but other people have had very different reactions. Mostly I think they just don’t know how to react, or they don’t think it will actually happen, or both.

I don’t think the human mind is capable of understanding the concepts of “eternity” or “oblivion” very well.

I do believe in God but it’s still scary.

Its the everyday things that catch you off guard; the other day I was wondering when the next soccer world cup would be, then I realised I probably wouldn’t be around for it.

I think when I finally die it will be a relief from all the physical pain.