Rayquetzalcoatl

That being said, they did just send an unrequested marketing notification to my phone out of the blue… So might have to look elsewhere tbh 🤷‍♂️

I use Surfshark and have done for years – but I’m not seeing it recommended really, am I missing something important that discourages people from using it?

What if I like to bitch and moan? Lol

It’s not an issue about posts from HN, it’s an issue of slop content appearing

I honestly still just feel like we’re agreeing on the order of things here though. Premoral behaviours develop naturally, become ingrained, and then get written into religions or spirituality to give them even more weight – sort of like how a lot of myths about evil water spirits supposedly being warnings to children to not play near water cos they’ll drown.

Just to clarify, when I say “written into” I’m not necessarily meaning physically written down. I mean more like “built into”.

I don’t think we’re disagreeing here, right?

Get this AI shit off our feeds

Thanks for the response :) it’s an interesting question you’ve raised, and I haven’t looked into it enough really.

I think I’ve keyed into your phrasing, particularly “precursor”, in my answer. If “premoral behaviour” is a step in developing morality, does that make it a precursor?

What happens between premoral behaviour and morality that develops it? I would have assumed that reward/punishment behaviours between humans socially based on those “premoral” behaviours I described would have led to more nuanced moral systems that would have then been written into religious and spiritual practices.

What do you think happens between premorality and morality? What role does spirituality or religion play – does a higher power give us our morals?

It doesn’t serve us well to murder our own communities. It doesn’t serve us well to cause conflict and strife among ourselves when external circumstances are tough enough.

Living on the steppe or on the savannah would have been extremely tough, and I believe that pragmatism would have naturally lead to a sort of morality – don’t steal from, harm, kill, antagonise other people in your group or you’re putting the entire group at risk.

It doesn’t have to be spiritual or religious!

Absolutely fuck off

In my view, beliefs are important. To me, a person is built from their beliefs.

Beliefs are mutable and can change for all sorts of reasons, at all sorts of speeds, and in all sorts of ways. They’re not permanent, but I do think they’re fundamental to the character of a person.

Presumably that OP is white and in the hypothetical they would remain white

Now, the fans has taken over on Metacritic by starting a review bomb, the user score of Mario Kart World has dropped from 8.3 to 7.7 in just a few days and that is definitely big. We can see tons of negative reviews, and it truly looks like the players aren’t happy at all.

The message is clear, the new update has ruined the entire online gaming experience. We saw many reviews using the word “ruined” which clearly shows how upset these fans are.

Is it possible that this is ESL instead of LLM? Or maybe a mix of both? I’m getting way more ESL vibes from the first paragraph, but the generally meandering nature of the piece does point to an LLM too.

Is this the one who gets his son to monitor whether he’s masturbating or not? Or is that some other guy?

Could’ve just said you were referring to the original post, and not the comment you replied to.

I don’t think OP is talking about mainstream music. I think OP is talking about mainstream music streaming services (i.e. Spotify)

This looks so banging

Probably because nobody really wants to read absolute nonsense.

Isn’t the saying “Pot calling the kettle black”? I’m also not sure about the “all that and a bag of chips” – it doesn’t refer to getting free things, it means something similar to “the bee’s knees”.

You did a particularly great job with the hair and the clothing!

You chose to use it 🤷‍♂️