It's sort of interesting the little picture into a different society at the time. Of course this turned out tragically, but I can't imagine a woman hitchhiking like that today in our lower trust society.
SJ0
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FEMA isn't horrified. It's a faceless bureaucracy. It's like a Large Language Model. The organization released a statement saying it was horrified because the model stated it should release those particular words in this situation.
I feel like a talking cheeseburger would have my vote. I mean, holy shit it's a talking cheeseburger!
I never created a new account, I just end up there sometimes. But I'm not really on anything but youtube that's big tech anymore
I get that, actually. It's one reason why for example I posted a how to install lotide guide on narwhal.city, because just like what you're talking about a lot of these site don't hang onto stuff like that.
I had to leave because the place was scaring me (especially since I want to have fun), but I also know that for some things it's tough finding the information anywhere but.
But what do you really think? :P
Man, I just kept deleting my account every few months because it's so filled with toxic people I didn't trust not to try to track me down, and eventually they were like "oh no you can't post here unless youve got over 9000 karma"
I'm surprised -- it seems to me like the opposite of traditional Chinese society to take a personal tragedy such as a divorce and make it so many people's personal tragedy. Societal harmony is a key piece of their ideology and Communism hasn't really beaten that out of them as far as I know.
I suppose that if you were at the end of your career and you thought you'd have enough to retire and suddenly you were facing social and financial peril like that, every society has people who might react badly and do things that normally wouldn't be tolerated by society, especially in a society that's so focused on family bonds.