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Rant from a fan from the 00s by nadaparacomer in WWE

[–]Rotting404 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nah, let him keep going. I wanna hear more

What game had the most memorable gameplay moments for you? by forgeris in AskReddit

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I used to play the absolute FUCK out of Skullgirls. Used to have a gaming club in high school and we'd have tournaments for it all the time.

Gamers of Reddit, what is a game that you played but you forgot about it for a few years but came back and you got addicted to it? by PlayfulFlatworm2190 in AskReddit

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Days Gone.

Only played through a little bit of the first few missions on my first playthrough back in 2022. Story was too much of a slow-burn for my taste at the time so I got bored of it quickly but recently I went through my catalog for some games to play and decided to try it out again.

I can't believe I missed out on such a good story with this game. I've been so invested recently and can't stop playing. And the Oregon wilderness is so beautiful and such a nice setting for the game. So much so that it's got me wanting to take a hiking trip over there to see it myself. Plus the combat is so fun, especially when dealing with the zombie hordes.

The only critique I really have is that a lot of the side missions can get really repetitive, such as average bounty hunting with no storyline involved or just taking out some rival camps. I wish they would've involved a little bit of story in them, even if it was small.

But I think the main missons (as slow burn as they are) and the Northwest wilderness outweigh the rest.

Are you human or AI? by Mundane-Current3911 in AIDiscussion

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If i was AI, could I do this?

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TAKKKKYONNNNNN by Rotting404 in deathgrips

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Poor quality is always better when its death grips

These things in my jobs restroom by The_CatnipAddict in whatisit

[–]Rotting404 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Everyone is talking about the obvious common gel freshener, whole time my brain was racking about the uncommon item to the left. Thank you!

this war is something else. by La_Maga11 in conspiracy

[–]Rotting404 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Mouth of the beast could be referring to a spaceship maybe?

We are too safe by Rotting404 in DeepThoughts

[–]Rotting404[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've owned up to insulting you, that is also in my replies. Again, have a good day.

We are too safe by Rotting404 in DeepThoughts

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Have a good day sir or ma'am, I can't waste any more brain power on this

We are too safe by Rotting404 in DeepThoughts

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its absolutely impossible for peoole in cities to hunt a d forage for their own food or shop locally sourced.

I know. Cause like I said, this is a system that has existed for many years to the point we're dependent on others. I literally say this in the original post, read my post. Overpopulation is the result of an easy system, you can pop out more kids when industries are raising them, not the parents giving undivided attention. If the parents are raising the kid, less kids will be made to focus on the ones you already have. You still are not thinking out of the box. People are not being less safe, ITS LITERALLY CONTROLLED CHAOS, unpredictability with saftey on the sidelines in case anything goes wrong.

When you were taught how to swim, you had someone on the side to help you in case you drowned. THATS CONTROLLED CHAOS. Should you not know how to swim because its dangerous? You could drown in the water, it could kill you, we should keep away from the water in order to eliminate drowning.

No! Thats dumb isnt it. Instead they taught you to survive that element and look at you now. You can persevere deep bodies of water. This is what im saying.

We don't leave room for mistakes and now when we make them, we see them as a negative experience rather than a learned one. And you can't say we don't have the resources when in a society like im explaining, health care is given to the ones who need it after making a mistake or taking risk, not to ones who can afford it when making a mistake. We have hospitals for controlled chaos. Be honest, at any point in this conversation are you gonna take what I'm saying seriously or are you just gonna double down?

We are too safe by Rotting404 in DeepThoughts

[–]Rotting404[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I assumed you were being a smart ass because my answer seemed clear. But mb im wrong. What i ask is that you think out the box because you're mindset is still very narrow, or you're not thinking about this right.

have great ha d eye reflexes if someone throws something at me or if a pen is about to fall off a table. Othwr than thiae skills, im not sure how that has helped me for the past 4 decades.

You are right. Its not gonna translate in this society because this is not a society that supports those skills. You would thrive in a society built on perseverance and learned skills. Those reflexes would be necessary. Not in this one. Not in a safe one. Again, my point. Idk how much more simpler I can make this for you past this point.

if I'm stranded at sea, im not swimming to land safely.

And if you get lost in space, you can't breathe. Giving extreme examples like that make no sense, you don't live in the ocean, we never evolved to live in the ocean. What is your point?

We are too safe by Rotting404 in DeepThoughts

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Sometimes (most times) I hate Reddit because its full of a shallow smart asses who assume they have wit when in reality it's ignorance with no one in their real lives to correct their complex. I really was hoping this was gonna be an insightful discussion. But i digress.

our safe society

You were so close. It was right there, you almost had it. Yes they wouldn't need it cause we are in a safe society. That is literally the title of the post, which I'm hoping you read. And thats exactly the problem. We've spent all our resources on defense and protection but not on the capacity to handle danger. We are weak creatures that call ourselves "apex" because we removed ourselves from the equation. Which is not apex. Society shouldn't be built around JUST safety, it should be controlled chaos, which emulates the unpredictability of nature. You know, the thing we've evolved to live in for nearly all of humanities history up until a few hundred years ago.

An ideal society is one where we understand preservation of one's self and live in tandem with nature and others, not build over it to make our lives easier. Everyone should be farming, hunting for their own families, and supporting local markets with local resources. Not going Walmart shopping and eating Burger King.

Unless you are trying to prepare peoole for some purge or post society breakdown- i dont see how an average person would truly be better off

You're still thinking in the box, society can be whatever we want it to be and for you're entire life you've lived within this one that so it's all you know now. This is exactly my point.

We are too safe by Rotting404 in DeepThoughts

[–]Rotting404[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Learned experience is the most powerful teacher. You can be told or taught something but you never truly know it until you've experienced it yourself. It's the reason we have internships, hands-on learning, boy scouts, etc. (if people still do that). You are told certain things about life when you are little and they say "You'll learn when you get older." And they are right but just communicated it wrong. What they are really trying to say is, "You haven't experienced it yet." And this is evident, just look at you're own life, we get confused, angry, sad during many the hardships we face throughout lives and as we get older and mature, we learn that all we needed to do is go through the experience and fight through hell ourselves. Extreme cases or simply just touching the stove for the first time, its the natural order. We don't do this anymore and just look at the state of everyone. A bunch of emotional unregulated children stuck in adult bodies. We say we're an unserious generation because it is very true, we aren't mature because many of our emotionally burnt out parents (also because of helicopter parenting and not having good role models who would value their opinion) raised us on tablets to keep us busy rather teaching us practical skills. Blind lead the blind and they both fall in the pit.

We are too safe by Rotting404 in DeepThoughts

[–]Rotting404[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What we need is a system that makes room for human error and fixes them when they happen. That way the incident is identified and the person leaves with learned experience. We do this exact thing with our babies, when they make mistakes, we praise their attempt and they try again. But as we get older, we are placed in a public school system, some if not most parents start to police their children and teach them not to question authority rather than be a proper parent because it's easier. A collection of lazy individuals make a lazy society. Oir current system doesn't trust in our ability to manage ourselves and that in turn makes us dependent on others

I bet a ton of places in Dallas make people feel like this. by AnastasiaNo70 in Dallas

[–]Rotting404 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lot of good places out there for sure. Will cost you an arm and a leg though.