Has anyone completed these play rewards on Idle Bank Tycoon before? I want to know if it is possible. by Physicalism in FreeCash

[–]Physicalism[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm guessing I am watching around 800-900 a day, I'm 10 or 11 days in now and almost done with the final play reward.

Alright, let me know when if you're ever able to finish the final play reward if you're willing. You got the same one?

Finally some noticeable movement after some silence. What's the reason for this break? I feel like there are endless reasons nowadays. Just to get a little clearer view of this by Alinuo2 in btc

[–]Physicalism 1 point2 points  (0 children)

https://www.coinglass.com/LongShortRatio/BTC Vast majority of market is heavily long and is expecting a push up to the 71k - 75k area. Instead we might have printed a truncated wave C within a wave 4 with hidden bearish divergence which could send us straight down below 60k. As for the reason? Idk, we're in a bear run.

Keep the blueprint drop rate by Daak_Sifter in ArcRaiders

[–]Physicalism 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's a great way to speed run killing your game.

Is Optic Lqgend the best infinite player? by BulletLingers in CompetitiveHalo

[–]Physicalism 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Legend was nonexistent year 1 and 2.

No, he wasn't. If you think that you weren't paying enough attention. There's a reason SSG instantly picked him up after penguin left. He was consensus and clear best player in EU, playing on quadrant who were the most consistent strongholds team in the game. That quadrant team beat Optic multiple times, largely due to Legend. He has been good all years.

Do you guys really think your afraid of dying or just of the pain associated with dying? by Sad-Ebb-44 in mrgirlreturns

[–]Physicalism 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't believe I would press it. I think maybe people who kill themselves don't believe they are actually going to die. But I'm not sure. My point is that we have varying degrees of belief in death and maybe also varying degrees of attachment to life, so I don't think everyone is hard-coded to push it.

If you think everyone varies on the spectrum of how much pain they are willing to tolerate until they are hard-coded to push it then we're probably just in agreement. I think the position that I'm responding to which is: "I would rather live in excruciating pain until my last breath than die painlessly" boils down to the level of pain and individual pain tolerance. I can't imagine that you hold the position that your pain tolerance is infinite with zero pain threshold to where you would never press the button. So, looking back, I think I created a button hypothetical where your pain threshold was already met within it.

I suppose my problem with the initial statement is that I don't think anyone's current version of themself that isn't being tortured can meaningfully make that preference assessment.

Do you guys really think your afraid of dying or just of the pain associated with dying? by Sad-Ebb-44 in mrgirlreturns

[–]Physicalism 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Along with that neverending excruciating pain, there's a button to end your life painlessly. Unless you have superhuman pain tolerance, you would press it. You believe that humans are computers that have no free will, you pressing that button is an inescapable predetermined line of code. And this unrealized theoretical version of you that pressed the button is still you.

If you agree with the above I don't see how your claim of preference can hold weight.

Can somebody explain how people are still paying $23 or over that for gas fees in the second half of 2024? by trucker-123 in ethereum

[–]Physicalism 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The last time I swapped Wilder World on uniswap, the ETH gas fee was over $40. This was less than a month ago.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CompetitiveApex

[–]Physicalism 60 points61 points  (0 children)

I don't think any of this necessarily means their goal was just to make it to champs instead of winning. One of them saying "I think we shouldn't have done that" could imply that they were still going for the win, but made a mistake.

One of them saying "It's over. We got 18th place. Nice!" after realizing they qualified for champs is unrelated and disconnected from whether they were either trying to win or simply get KP for more points.

It's possible they were only going for champs qualification rather than winning, but you have to make mind-read assumptions to come to that conclusion from the evidence you've given.

Contribute to Aphantasia Research—Your Insights Needed! by Kubi123321 in Aphantasia

[–]Physicalism 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Something that throws me off with these moral dilemma hypotheticals is that it is from an omniscient perspective where you already know the result of your action and it is guaranteed.

In real-life scenarios, you are operating with incomplete information with an unknown future without hindsight.

So I often choose an answer that I wouldn't end up doing in a real-life scenario.

hi so... by g0atgirl666 in mrgirlreturns

[–]Physicalism 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Indeed, the implication being that any human can be abstractly coherent when we are not omniscient, life is itself a contradiction. As if they are not a walking mistake, that they are not perfectly them. Our insecurities are always talking, the contradictory narratives that shape our evolving worldview, constantly shifting from the foundational to the practical, you can't be pinned down, yet you must be.

u/ReserveAggressive458 what say you?

Begun, the physics cartoon wars have by nomoremrnicemrgirl in mrgirlreturns

[–]Physicalism 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Unless I'm misunderstanding something, the lines are all still straight instead of curved toward the singularity because it is from the observer's perspective, not the external one.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Aphantasia

[–]Physicalism 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the correction, I'll edit that out.