As with all things, some pranks are better than others.
Your lifelong trauma from a prank gone wrong is delectable.
Psychologically, these types of holidays are recommended because they break the monotonous delirium of daily droning. They force the brain to think and not just accept everything as it comes.
Your nan’s hardcore. She may decide to haunt her place after passing, so keep some salt with you when you visit.
Yes. Which is why there’s enough cases of parents forgetting kids in the car to make it a visible issue.
Eh. Not really. I’d say it goes in the other direction, that the network can fragment into pieces which eventually coexist (or not), yet remain independent from each other.
As the saying goes, we are legion. Yet circumstances has us in a shared working space that requires a single, unitary voice. Interdependence dictated by environmental limitations. And should those limitations disappear, I’m not sure a person would remain a person for long.
I don’t know how to tell you why you’re a bit wrong and i hope someone else will.
I will try though.
The brain is like a network that involves the central nervous system. It isn’t just one big thing at the top of your head, but a series of small things connected together from the top of your head down to the end of your spine. And the constraints on their abilities depend heavily on their environment.
Higher processing power consumes more energy and requires better cooling. And the human body can only provide a limited amount of both.
It’s a matter of matter itself. Our bones, blood vessels, muscles, everything are what they are due to the planet we live on. We can’t do better (for now) due to chemistry.
So it’s really not that the brain can’t, but that the basic laws of our local universe don’t allow it to. By itself however, I’d say it almost definitely can or it will at least grow to try.
We already know Google is run by evil reptilians. But they’re locals, not aliens.
Well yes. How else would anyone know it’s reserved for personal use?
Hmm… Being too much in the know can at times be as troublesome as being too little.
and a sweeping statement about all of them in general.
Or, hear me out here, the ones that don’t aren’t modern… Get it? Wink, wink. Nudge, nudge.
If you haven’t come across them yet, then i might be a pioneer! Dibs on the patent!
But your words confuse me. Either it’s not true at all or it happens. You’re sure they exist, though rare. As i said before, suspicious. You might just be one of those rare occurrences after all…
You wish to be the first acknowledged one, no? It’s alright, you can have the honour. I’ll keep mum about it for you.
Do you have any data to back up that claim?
None whatsoever.
I don’t think that’s true at all, it would be very rare.
Suspicious words. You have one, don’t you? Don’t worry, I won’t tell.
Modern viruses check the os before deciding which type of file to send your way.
This community was just above your post in my feed.
https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] // [email protected]
It’s the first time I’m seeing it and it certainly appears unique to me at the moment.
It is caring about oneself. Exclusively.
One should keep bit rate in mind in order to experience a smoother experience. Or so I’ve read.
Me neither. Obviously, this has to be used for hyper realistic VR interactive porn.
Biggest mistake in regards to this that still haunts me actively was using a song I enjoyed as an alarm. I was young and stupid. Now i can’t help but hate that song whenever I hear it. Still.
No! Pasta! Cookies! Pizza! Croissant! Gimme!
April’s fools is a line break. It reminds people that things don’t have to be as they are, that they’re not on an inescapable path and they can choose to be different.
For one day a year you are made to look for deviations so you know that you can deviate if you want to. You have that option in spite of however many shackles may keep you bound to your route.
It’s not a holiday for the mean to be meaner, it’s a liberation day for the mind.