ProfessorOwl_PhD [any]

Technically, sure, it would reduce the microplastics in your body, but they’re everywhere in your body, so it wouldn’t be by a significant amount.

I know this is a thing in something I’ve seen. Greatest Estate Developer?

they think there’s a health benefit and that it filters out more than just chlorine.

Depending on where you are they’re not wrong. It’s a carbon filter, and carbon filters remove plenty more than just the chlorine taste, but what they’ll remove from your water depends what’s in your water. Like I wouldn’t ever bother with a filter when I’m in Edinburgh, but in America I’d probably want all my water filtered.

Famously imperialist country, Mongolia.

Also 3 of Switzerland’s official languages are just the language of the closest country, less than 1% of the population speak Romansh.

One of my friends has spent a year in Wandsworth without trial for supporting Palestine so don’t fucking try to tell me about the evils of Russian justice

Only Germany has a stronger stance on Israel, probably due to the large presence of Jews in the country.

Sib, you’re gonna need to sit down before I tell you this…

archaeological evidence confirming that Israelite culture was already indigenous to the region and there was neither a period of slavery in Egypt, nor an Exodus from Egypt, nor a conquest of Canaan as they were already there.

I’d say this is a little inaccurate - the Israelite culture is an offshoot of the Canaanite culture from some 400 years after Israel was founded, based on the Canaanite scripture but with YHWH in place of El, and while there wasn’t a period of slavery or exodus in Egypt, there does seem to have been one in Babylon after the Babylonian conquest.
The real issue of the both histories is that only about 20% of the population of the Kingdoms of Israel and Judea were enslaved, the other 80% stayed and after 2 millennia of cultural exchange ended up as Palestinians.

Yet another victim of . No, we’re not the same person, part of Hexbear’s site culture is that we don’t have downvotes so people who disagree with something have to articulate that disagreement instead of just downvoting because they don’t like it.

But OK, I’ll accept your unevidenced claim that Mexico is a “narcostate”, and even your wild notion that race and racism is unrelated to cultures, because I’m not asking about either of those things: I asked you to explain your idea that Mexico is a narcostate because of the culture.

Then I’m sure you’ll be able to explain your thesis, instead of dismissing everyone else as ignorant.

Human names are great for chickens, we used to have Lavinia, Hypollectrona, Stella and Pigwidgeon.

Took a while to get it all down but I’ve posted it here: https://hexbear.net/post/5776309

It’s a post in itself and I only got about half of it down before work, so I’ll drop a link here after I finish it tonight.

Oh yeah, I should post about my arrest

Technically Far Cry: Blood Dragon was a standalone expansion rather than DLC for 3, but it blew every other far cry game out of the water.

Afaik it’s just .zip because the admin decided to have a meltdown instead of read the legislation, nothing else seems to have been affected.

OK remember like 70 years ago when they started saying we were burning the planet? And then like 50 years ago they were like “no guys we’re really burning the planet”? And then 30 years ago they were like “seriously we’re close to our last chance to not burn the planet”? and then in the past few years they’ve been like “the planet is currently burning, species are going extinct, and we are beginning to experience permanent effects that might not snowball into an extinction event if we act right now?”
But sure, AI is really cool and can trick you, personally into thinking it’s conscious. It’s just using nearly as much power as the whole of Japan, but you’re giggling and clapping along, so how bad can it really be? It’s just poisoning the air and water to serve you nearly accurate information, when you could have had accurate information by googling it for a fraction of the energy cost.

I hate AI because I’m a responsible adult.

Cm00002 is obsessed with the idea of creating a lemmyverse that excludes its actual developers and is unrelated to the communist principles it was developed on. They’re not a rational actor, there’s really no point talking to them.

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Bruh, our nominally left wing government is banning trans people, starving the disabled, failing to ban porn, and supporting an apartheid regime currently in the process of reenacting the holocaust. We have no place criticising other countries as “right wing regimes”.

PF1e archetypes are similar to subclasses - many functionally are - but are more about using one class as a base and replacing the parts you don’t want with parts of other classes you do want. Each archetype is linked to a specific class (which contributed to PF1e’s bloat), but you can stack any that don’t affect the same class features, and most classes have equivalent archetypes - for example, nearly all the non-companion classes have an archetype to replace something with an animal companion, most of the casters have a martial archetype and the martials a caster archetype etc. You can still multiclass on top and add archetypes to the new class(es), but they’re not quite class agnostic so I guess I can see why you wouldn’t like them.

PF2es archetypes/dedication feats are fully class agnostic replacements for PF1e archetypes/3.x prestige classes/multiclassing in general - you take them in place of class feats, and have to take a certain number from the same archetype before you can choose a new one. Medic is very popular because feats like battle medicine and ward medic lets any character replace a dedicated healer. Because of PF2es feat-centric design your initial choice of class gives you quite a loose framework of abilities to choose from, which you can then expand with dedications in more agnostic directions, like healing, duel wielding, archaeology, or becoming a lich.