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Most parents don’t take their kids to Klan rallies, so I’m sure it’s fine.

It doesn't work like that. Who's going to babysit the kid while they're at the event? That's what I mean by agency - parents have the right to their first amendment rights without having to prioritize obligations like childcare.

It's a probably a good thing you didn't progress to googling corn cobs. That will definitely put you on a list.

Everyone has rights, but those rights are dependent on an individual's agency. You are within your rights to drag your child to a rally for a political cause that they finds repugnant, but doing so does not mean they are automatically a party to that political movement in eyes of the law.

I wouln't call that a flaw. My thing has always been a variation of deconstruction in language, so naturally, I can appreciate the idea of AI using tokens to automate a process I use myself. Saying it's a stretch doesn't do justice to the true scope of deconstructionism. More importantly, we're still early in the new AI reality - we may know that a rigidity trap is on the horizon, but we won't know how it will manifest itself.

It’s fine when it explores interconnectivity of its “deconstructed “ elements, and in that sense, even vectors exist in balance with their oppositional forces. But seeking balance has a fundamental flaw that is frequently exploited by incomplete thought experiments: true balance can only be achieved in contained and controlled settings. Eventually that search for balancing forces gives way to a desire to restrict those vectors to just one path.

It’s cool Ghosty. The only fire I expect you to start is in some MAGAt slut’s loins, which you will promptly put out with your copious jizz, after which you will look down at her as you would a pig wallowing in slop. Then you’ll turn it into a Harry Potter fanfic with transitioning dudes and JK Rowling.

Deconstruction tends to veer into self importance.

Dude’s speaking from experience.

He's still got it. And, both Moranis and Pullman are back? It'll be amazing.

Maybe I should find my way to your SB so I, too, can have a cool LotR nickname. This whole Brian thing ain't working for me. Also, getting In-N-Out.

That was inspirational.. right up to the part about not doing arson.

I'm not sure what that says about the ladies in your neck of the woods...

Well, he is known as Pants Panzer. Every day at sunset, the skies over Oklahoma reverberate with blasts of orgasm.

That's impressive, Buddy.

“Psychologically Manipulating” suggests this guy made you think it was your idea to quit your shitty job.

Huh. Pretty sure I was logged on at 10:15 local... No, I was watching anime.

What are you all doing to your knees?

You know, old is a state of mind, not an age.

Yeah, fugus are totally harmless. Fungus on the other hand….

You know, I didn't even realize MeTV is an OTA broadcaster. I"m going to start looking into it. Been watching the old WB toons on Boomerang, and I can't wrap my head around the fact that Mel Blanc did that many voices for that long.

You were a literal baby when I was going to college.

Another fave…

This one makes me feel some kind of way...

An excellent choice, and a perfect example of how we know of them from so many different covers and samples. There are straight up covers like the fictional Otis Day and the Knights' version of this in Animal House or Whitney Houston's "For the Love of You" (which was played alongside the Isley Brothers original on R&B and Smooth Jazz radio in the '80s and '90s). Then there's the samples we hear from Notorious B I G's "Big Poppa" ("Between the Sheets"), Ice Cube's "It Was A Good Day" ("Footsteps in the Dark, Parts 1 and 2"), and Eminem and Dre's "Guilty Conscience" ("Sensuality"). The have been literally the voice of at last three genres of music over the course of more than 70 years of work.