WantlessPandemonium

I didn't visit Tumblr a whole lot when it was popular, but I remember the gist of the conversations going on there and it resembles a lot of what I see here moving between subreddits. Especially the fanficition ones. Tumblr was a website full of blogs written by edgy teenagers and academics with fringe views bouncing ideas off each other and acting as an echochamber. The more they interacted with each other, the more normal they began to think their behavior was, and the further fringe their views became. Until at some point they got comfortable sharing these fringe views (which they think are normal) with normal people. To be fair; Tumblr kind of kicked all their fringe people out - but I c

Blake and Yang Spar

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This is old, but I don't use Twitter, so it's new to me. lol Have you guys seen this before? If not what did you think of it? I actually enjoy the chemistry and choreography here. I wish they would do this or at least get this guy on the payroll for the show. I mean, it's not perfect, but it's pretty fucking awesome.

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Here goes. The right has a moral issue with the "pro-choice" argument because a lot of them believe, according to religious doctorine, that the killing of this human being is murder. There is also a tendency of the left, or whatever they call themselves now, to ignore that the life being prevented is a human being. It creates this disingenuous tone to the debate where, we all know that's a human that's dying, but since it won't be addressed the conversation is halted. I think because of its moral implications people feel the need to bypass the idea that the fetus is human and focus on choice of the woman so they feel better about their actions, but I think if the humanity was acknowledged, a

A beautiful black woman standing tall and confident. Her sneakers have vivid colors. She is cool and smirking. She is athletic with wide hips. She has some edge in her body language. The digital painting has a white background that is styled with splashes of graffiti.

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Negative Prompt:

Generate a human model with appropriate proportions. Avoid short arms or legs, duplicated body parts, merged limbs or appendages, exaggerated or extended necks, disfigured hands or feet, more than five toes on a foot, more than two legs or arms, more than two hands or feet, unnatural limb and appendage positions, unusual finger or hand positions, a height of less than 5 feet, a weight of less than 1

Sometimes I read comments and I can practically hear the Seinfield outro music and a laugh track playing behind it. I don't know if people are aware they sound like a character from a 90s sitcom or if they're doing it on accident - either way I always jolt back a little and think to myself "Nobody talks like that in real life,"

People are.

I think there's a consensus that states "[Social System A] is either the root of, or the cure for all the world's/nations problems - and if we just uprooted it or implemented [Social System B], then everything would run smoothly,"

But if the past few years have taught me anything it's, while the social systems may not help, if people with high influence and ill-intentions want to exploit it then they will. There's not a law, or a social system, that can undeniably change the desire of those who are willing to go to great lengths to use a system (any system) to their advantage. Changing of the system is just changing the clothes of that same emperor. The right says something s

I'd throw in internet that ties up the phone line too while I'm at it. I just think this way of life forced us to meet more in person and talk to each other. The convenience of technology gives us an excuse to be anxious. Plus I don't know many people addicted to snake or frogger games on their cell phones back in the day.