HiddenLayer5

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

And you just know that this is the type of restaurant to throw out still edible food in a dumpster and then call the cops when starving people try to take stuff from the dumpster.

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

I don’t associate this with any particular city, but with the rich neighbourhoods in every city, particularly the recently rich neighbourhoods built from gentrification and forcing the existing poor residents out. An upscale “urban eatery” is a sure sign that the neighbourhood is destroyed.

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

I suspect it’s also so the rich assholes can pretend to be in touch with society by occasionally “getting the poor people eating experience” (at a premium of course). They emulate classic burger joints and diners while being ten times more expensive with none of the charm.

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

Imagine a self healing burger that you can munch on indefinitely because it regenerates faster than you can eat it.

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

“Maybe you should have read that book and not the two thousand year old fairytale anthology then.”

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

Respectfully but strongly disagree. At its very core, math is based on logic which would be valid even without the existence of us or the universe. Things like “if a is false, and b is false, then the conditions a and b and a or b must both also be false; but if a is true and b is false, then the condition of a and b is still false but a or b is true.” Statements like that are what the simplest axioms are derived from, and everything else in math in turn. For example, from the previous statements one can derive that “if a is false and b is false, then both b and c and a and c must also be false regardless of the value of c; but if b or c is true and we know that b is false, then c must be true.” Doesn’t take a god to figure that out, it just is. Math tells you nothing about any sort of higher power or creator, nor does it prove the absence of a higher power or creator.

Also, math is fundamentally incomplete and never will be complete.

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago

Just remember not to die smh

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

IANAL but I’m 90% sure that’s highly illegal even in the UK nowadays, so I at the very least wouldn’t accept the piece lest I get nailed for the crime.

Assuming it’s an actual real piece of the pyramid, like they chipped it off the real structure or something. If they bought it from, say, a street vendor in Egypt then it’s most likely fake in which case there would be no problems.

HiddenLayer5, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

“Why is everyone on Lemmy so judgemental?”

Also people on Lemmy: makes up an entire hypothetical scenario about a literal child and their parents that they know nothing about and judges them for it.