Tesseract

Thank you for voicing my exact thoughts!

If I find a competent dub version, dub; otherwise, sub. Latinamerican dub is often pretty good, yet scarce nowadays.

PAC!? The fuck are you doing RGG!?

When something is too in-the-face, it stops being sexy and becomes kinda cringe.

Good times

Can’t relate, I’m an awesome cook.

No if is in an opulent neighborhood in D.F.

Exacto

This would have worked in Mexico

Lo debieron llamar “Burrito Roberto”

Chale ¿y que hace? ¿Vuela o qué?

Como enemigo número uno del Inglés, this post feels validating to me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYvhhMjW32k

This is where I believe Karl Marx’s concept of alienation becomes more of a blessing than anything else. Marx argued, broadly speaking, that under capitalism, workers are doomed to feel disconnected (alienated) from the work they do. I think this disconnection works wonders in the kinds of jobs where what you do has negative consequences. Employees can pull a Nuremberg: “I’m just following orders,” and that way, even though they’re technically helping to create more harm in the world, from their point of view, they were just doing their job. Surviving, like all of us.

It is a clear conscience achieved through self-emptying.

(There’s also the case of people who honestly enjoy causing harm in the world, but that’s a separate issue.)

Perhaps, if it weren’t for the fact that the platform practically encourages insider trading. If there are individuals with insider information placing bets, any insights you might hope to gain from, say, the knowledge of the masses, lose their value.

Steins;Gate season 2. Almost at the end.

What happens at that moment onwards signifies everything prior and even elevates the previous season even more (which is crazy cuz Steins;Gate S1 es perfect as is).

1. Gamble everything. Will it rain tomorrow? Bet for it and gain crypto if you win.

2. Some guy thought gambling everything would give important information for… Something. (It’s a lie, it’s just for the money).

The “carnic industry” is the people, the suppliers…

Yes, exactly!

…and the consumers.

*Facepalm*

You think dismantling a factory farm alone is going to end meat consumption?

Literally yes? Though not just one, obviously. Also, the total end of meat consumption is stupid; reducing it is more feasible.

Now some people might complain that killing humans in defense of animals is morally wrong, but taking the moral high ground has never worked for converting anyone.

The hell are you talking about? Are you just saying stuff and using my words to look smart a cocky?

Well, yes.

So?