It’s the lead vocalist of Motörhead

“Dear Hey You! Stevens, we are sorry to inform you of the death of your son,”

This got me feeling dorceless

I find the logistic map to be fascinating. The logistic map is a simple mathematical equation that surprisingly appears everywhere in nature and social systems. It is a great representation of how complex behavior can emerge from a straightforward rule. Imagine a population of creatures with limited resources that reproduce and compete for those resources. The logistic map describes how the population size changes over time as a function of its current size, and it reveals fascinating patterns. When the population is small, it grows rapidly due to ample resources. However, as it approaches a critical point, the growth slows, and competition intensifies, leading to an eventual stable population. This concept echoes in various real-world scenarios, from describing the spread of epidemics to predicting traffic jams and even modeling economic behaviors. It’s used by computers to generate random numbers, because a computer can’t actually generate truly random numbers. Veritasium did a good video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovJcsL7vyrk

I find it fascinating how it permeates nature in so many places. It’s a universal constant, but one we can’t easily observe.

I think that’s moreso caused by modern Iphones being entirely made of glass

This was the original cyberpunk-transhumanist message. Not “cybernetics will destroy your soul” but “corporations own your body, or worse parts of your body”

Until the admins receive a nice check in the mail for submitting user data, then it’ll happen overnight

America moment

Religion is a natural byproduct of curiosity and being gullible

It’s a combination of the US being a large country, and being full of idiots and quacks.

What?

Boomers started the whole “wife bad,” “father I cannot click the book” business

We were?

I feel like this is more an issue with boomers, not straights in general?

Probably some kind of flesh monster like the Thing

Elon had a PR team. A really good PR team, that made him seem like real-life Tony Stark. His PR team was so good that Elon himself started to believe in their lies, so he got rid of them. Now we see his real self.

It will blow over. It’s just that the whole Reddit debacle is the most relevant thing right now. Check back in a few months.