Depends on how your time travel works.
Real time travel would require to set everything back in place except your brain/body,
so you haven’t technically traveled back in time, but everyone around you effectively thinks you have
as they’d never accept themselves as being part of a universe that’s been ahead for 30 years and then reversed in place.
Ah yes.
The infamous “they” who control everything.
But what “they” who control “they”, who are really in control of the lights in your room and the lights you’re trying to check?
What if there’s an infinite amount of “theys” all the way down that by mathematical logic leads to myself?
What if the interview being held and the question being asked wasn’t meant to test me, but to test you?
What then?
No no no, you’re not coming here.
My European country hits all points, but it’s on shaky ground,
with issues getting worse soon.
NATO is going to ruin us all.
I am critical of the scientific method itself.
It’s missing a fallacy checklist and a proper glossary.
See my 7 point proposal to prole.
The issue here is whether or not you are talking about something concrete or abstract and in current physics there’s a lot of concepts that are being treated as if they are objects.
It’s as if you were reading a scientific paper where meteors are losing materials due to rocks breathing or birds flying into certain directions due to winds howling.
Winds don’t howl, rocks don’t breathe.
Poetry does not help one understand the fundamentals of how physics work.
And I argue that this kind of fallacy is rampant throughout the physics community.
I (and some others similarly) suggest that there should be a systemic rules to prevent that from happening.
Here’s my proposal:
Cope?
The state of socialism around the world hasn’t had a better year than this one and it’s only going to get better, unless AI will make communism possible and popular.
What about trying to figure out first what the other two buttons do? Maybe they turn on the light of the room you’re in. And I can see light without entering a room right? Just open the door, no need to enter it. If not allowed, look at the foot of the door or try to see if the room has a window.
No need to buy fancy equipment or even go into the room at all.
Computers.
Not even computer games, although that would have added bonus points as a target for bullying, but using a computer in general.
Then again, bullying was more of an attitude thing during my youth, so you didn’t get bullied for your hobbies, but for your behavior.
Ugly geeky kids were left alone if they hung out with other geeky kids. They got bullied as soon as they tried to associate themselves with the cool kids.
That took me a while to think about.
Incarceration.
The US is a living and breathing dystopian military police state yes.
The thing is, it makes people think pineapples originate from Hawaii.
A tie between Japanese and French.
Pizza Hawaii.
Not because of the flavor,
but it should have been called Pizza Brazil.
Bubble tea.
MacDonalds foods.
Pizza hut Pizzas.
I think I might not be answering this question correctly.
That the scientific method is fine as it is.
On top of that, quantum mechanics, Einstein’s theories of relativity, Maxwell’s equations, Newton’s law of gravity, although Einstein “disproved” this, they both make the same mistake, and more.
And before people false dichitomize me into the religious camp, the best and easiest example I will always give of what’s wrong with these theories is to take the holy trinity, argue what fallacy is taking place when one introduces a three-but-really-one monotheist deity as truth and then expand on that fallacy to take down the photon’s two-but-really-one wave-particle duality.
I think he stated four of them.
And those are probably the main four.
But I’ll state them in my own words as I find the statements slightly inaccurate:
I see a lot of “camera’s in their bedroom” arguments.
That’s a bit unfair, because the Indian government doesn’t have camera’s installed in your bedroom.
May I instead suggest to Indians to buy Huawei/ZTE phones, routers or camera’s in your own bedroom that point outside to public places?
I mean the public has nothing to hide right?
Right?
Yeah that quote is from the authority figure Doctor Zimbardo. I don’t think he did anything different than what the Middle Grove experimenters did, except that during that experiment, the subjects ultimately turned against their authority figures.
Yeah, I know that feeling.
Are you diagnosed as autistic by any chance?
If not and you haven’t done a diagnosis, I suggest you do so.
One of the things I never noticed was that other people have enough energy left after 8 hours of work to have hobbies.
That gave me insight on my own life.
In any case, ask yourself. What is it that you would like your friends to know about you and what do they enjoy talking about?
Think of your dreams, achievements, things that bother you, things that interest you, things you notice.
What are theirs? How do they view yours?
What’s their social circle like? What makes them enjoy the things they do?
And then ask questions while also telling about a bit about yourself so that it feels like a conversation instead of an interview.
And be careful with politics and religion.
People can get very judgemental and confident on that subject, including oneself.
And try to find common ground, because it’s nice to have shared thoughts.
Like I could ask for example how you how got to communism and what it means to you.
Anything stored at a third party will be abused by said third party, but for some reason people think it’s okay to drop their entire life’s work on a platform that could their strongest competitor in their field, but get upset if I throw their life’s work on lemmy.
I thought that this person just doesn’t know how to socialize, not knowing how to break the ice.
Reunion Islands as well. Not sure if it’s the same person, but he was/is a programmer.
Not as rare as some woman I helped teach my local language in Europe and she told me
that she was born on Eastern Island.