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Cake day: June 13th, 2023

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  • There’s something that happens to your brain when you get lots of money it seems.

    Sam Bankman-Fried the disgraced crypto entrepreneur was an effective altruist with a few of his coworkers and their goal was helping people. I was reading up on them and it was initially about feeding people and earning money to give to others. When they started getting more and more money they were like: “what if there’s a zombie outbreak?” Obviously, we’re really smart and society needs people like us to survive so we should be spending money on private islands and having our own country to make sure we can keep humanity going or some shit. It was weird.

    Despite what anything thinks about Bill Burr now … I think he had a really good point about these “end of the world” catastrophes – I simply don’t want to be alive for any of them. I don’t wanna be scrounging around the remnants of humanity with a dying ecosystem and dwindling human race.




  • To forgive, they need to be sorry. They’re not sorry.

    Most of them are writing fanfic about what happened (it was antifa! it was a tour! – psst it was a takeover but we’ll lie!). They never concede points in discussions (they don’t admit Biden won the election) so it’s hard to even understand what they actually believe.

    What do I hear? We need to make amends and reach over the aisle. Like FFS. I hope they’re the first that suffer from their own policies.










  • I feel as though games need more categories. Even best VR game seems limiting to me because I don’t care for horror so I’ll never look into that game either.

    Best metroidvania, Best rogueli[k|t]e, Best puzzle game, Best Turn-Based RPG, Best Soulslike Game (I’m assuming that’s what “best game you suck at” is), Best Rhythm game, Best Couch Co-op Game, Best FPS, etc

    Obviously there can be flaws with my examples but there are just so many different types of games out there. It just feels limiting to have what we have.