That's how I read it.

Surprise! They're not subtle.

What movie?

I don't understand what this image is really saying.

I am pretty sure, though, that it's not loss.

What effect does this have? For how long?

How do air-gapped LANs that span neighborhoods work?

I think they mean in the title. Also, not everyone is going to know what USDA is.

I appreciate what you're saying. It'd be great if more people were discerning with their placement of hate and understanding of how it propagates.

I do wonder if being 'convinced' is really all that important?

Personally, I think it's sort of beside the point (which I think is exactly what you're saying).

I guess what I'm wondering is: can we ever expect to be 'convinced' of every true experience? I think for me to be unabashedly 'convinced' of anything, I'd have to be able to identify with it personally. In a "I think therefore I am" sort of way. Your experience is the only one you know exists for sure yea?

Yet, I am consistently surprised as to the complexity of feelings when they become a reality for me. My takeaway is that I can't hope to have true understanding of how any other person feels.

I can imagine what it's like to lose a loved one, a pet, a job. I might judge someone based on their emotional response to an event. But, when it happens to me, I suddenly get it.

I get how much I could never 'get' before.

It is like adding a whole other dimension, a new axis, to my world. Think how a 3rd demensional object just just never be expressed in a 2d world. It's like adding a new cone to your eye, or waking up and having the nose of a dog. There is just unfathomable complexity in the world, and we each take in just an extremely small portion of it at a time. New experiences, for me anyway, can often feel so novel in a 'wow I was just so naive' sort of way.

I just can't trust my understanding of the complexity of human experience enough to think that I even have the capacity to imagine all of them.

How could someone who has never tried chocolate, really get what it tastes like? They just don't, and can't, not unless they actually experience it for themselves. And even then, no two experiences are quite the same; one person loves candy corn, the other hates it. Entirely different experience of taste, with the same stimuli.

All that is to say, I think that we are in agreement that whether or not we are "convinced" of any one reality, it's really not the point. We just have to be convinced that our reality isn't the only one.

We are all different! We will never get it all! But hopefully we can get that other people have different feelings than us, and that causing other people pain sucks!

So, be tolerant.

I don't believe the source was shared. I remember the Apollo dev indicating they were surprised in discovering how much of the voyager design had been 'borrowed'.

Super interesting. I didn't know cats could revert from being feral.

How does it compare to dockage? I haven't used either.

I also want you to do this