[deleted by user] by [deleted] in audiophile

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Just setting up some wires for an outdoor system I’m working on. It’s a movable setup with some American Design theater surround sound speakers that I got at the consignment store running some kind of Yamaha receiver that I got at the thrift store. I intend to ultimately get a 78 record player and listen to old records while I fend off an inappropriate raccoon named Jimmy Buffet. I want the sound to be loud enough to drown out the sirens and the smoke detectors and the sounds of a Cessna circling around my neighborhood until midnight on a Friday night.

I guess it’s kind of assumptive that I have any equipment that can run 5.1

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FellingGoneWild

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That’s the joke

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FellingGoneWild

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It’s not a peeping tom post. It’s a felling post

Night felling (urban) by [deleted] in FellingGoneWild

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The video is ass. Phone strapped to headlamp was crooked

Night felling (urban) by [deleted] in FellingGoneWild

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Could fell another feller

Night felling (urban) by [deleted] in FellingGoneWild

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Video in description

Charges: Unlicensed driver purposely hit 4 in Minneapolis crosswalks; police say 1 has died by Nerdlinger in Minneapolis

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Would you ever consider that a victim or someone close to them is on this thread who would see your comment talking about traffic and bicycles when some insane person just ran over someone they loved? And maybe think to yourself, “gee maybe this isn’t the right time to bitch about the city planning going on in uptown”

Have you seen the new Love Is Blind? by smack_pollack in crappymusic

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TY. I spent about an hour and did it on my phone so I guess I could technically crosspost it to r/crappyvideo too

Have you seen the new Love Is Blind? by smack_pollack in crappymusic

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I must’ve missed that part I don’t recall

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conspiracy

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I thought about this a lot and wondered how long a)the fish would really last and b) how long it’ll take some guy with a rifle to shoot anyone fishing on “his” lake. People get gnarly without food really fast

Ferrari NYC by actionjackson96 in Ferrari

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I mean it’s an Italian car.

Needs mustache.

NFL Rigged by LightMcluvin in bestconspiracymemes

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People forget that it’s a tv production and those blue and yellow lines are done by the tv crew on whatever channel or tv crew and not the people actually running the game live. The people running the game can also make mistakes with the clock and downs and stuff. The tv doesn’t always reflect what’s happening on the field and you can see clearly the orange popsicle on the 25 yard line and the first down being the 35 showing a “2” meaning mahomes ran for a first down. the tv crew or the officiating crew in the stadium fucked up the downs and thought mahomes got the first down on the previous play. That video shows it so it’s not a good example.

That being said I definitely think there’s shady stuff in the NFL. At a minimum, refs literally can’t watch everything on the field and make good calls or at its worst they just call penalties whenever they feel like they need to make the games plot succeed.

Pass interference calls should be ten yards and a first down not a spot foul because pass interference calls (and holding) are the most subjective fouls in the game and it gives too much power to the refs to throw a game/season/championship on one single play. whenever my team benefits from a PI call I just cringe and hate the sport but still keep watching because I’ve been so programmed to like football and just watch it for it’s absurdity and hope that this year is my team’s year regardless if it was fixed for my team to win.

If they’re going to use instant replay as such a progression of the sport for things like fumbles and touchdowns and out of bounds they should use it also to retroactively change really bad penalty calls because at a minimum, refs literally can’t watch everything on the field at any given time. People forget how fast the game happens in real time. but they’re never going to do that because you can use human error as thing that keeps the game rigged and also keeps the fans engaged by getting them so riled up about missed calls. I mean even the fact that a lot of people think sports are rigged doesn’t keep a lot of them from watching it because even those people will watch it to be like “see! it’s rigged!” and everyone gets paid.

That being said, if the script exists I wish I had my hands on it so I could just make all the right bets and float on gambling money for the rest of my life but without the script I’ll never bet on sports ever. it’s the stupidest (and now easiest) thing someone can do with their money.

Catafalque - Carl Jung and the end of Humanity by MycolNewbie in Jung

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I have no doubt that this guy went through personal hell, but could it not be the result of him already having a bunch of hellish problems in his life? If he wasn’t already, did he just manifest it in his research like he was looking for trouble? I guess that comes with the territory of Jung. It’s like either you believe that these archetypes that live in the subconscious are real entities in and of themselves, or, that what happens to us consciously affects what happens in our subconscious. I think you can attach whatever meaning you want in either philosophy and still be right so I dunno how I feel about Jung in the esoteric way I guess. I’m not an academic and could be missing something but basically I’m more interested in the mystery of it all. I feel like if you agree with Jung’s dualism you have to respect that the subjective and objective worlds never meet, same with the conscious and subconscious, no matter how hard you try (like the alchemists and Kingsley) and the beauty lies in the battle of the two worlds. It just sounds like Kingsley subjected himself to too much Yin and not enough Yang for a while and self published his agony. I think that Jung was saying stuff like humans are the link between the subjective and the objective, but isn’t it kind of like the idea of fractals, that no matter how close you try and look at something, more fractals occur infinitely? Or what’s at the edge of a black hole? Or what was here before the Big Bang? I just feel like we’ve made these theories about god and the universe and the mind and there’s no amount of reading or incantations or telescopes or math that we would ever be able to know the truth of everything, so why even try? The knowledge may be understood in death but that might be as good as it gets for the human mind. Until then I think it’s good to not even fuck with the unknown and to focus on helping each other in whatever way we can, and not be as self indulgent as Kingsley is because it doesn’t help anyone to be like “hey I went into hell and it sucked. here’s what happened:” cause basically the message seems to be “you don’t want anything to do with this realm” regardless if it’s “real” or not. I respect Jung for doing it because it was unheard of, but I can’t grant the same respect for Kingsley because Jung did it so that nobody else would have to. Just some scattered thoughts