We talking about PRAXIS. Not a theory. Not the theory that I go out there and die for, get into every Internet argument like it’s my last. We talking about PRAXIS. How silly is that?
Imagine going through the whole Bart Simpson “I Didn’t Do It” lifecycle but for fellatio
(young people: ask your favorite Elder Millennial to tell you about when The Simpsons were good)
Imagine if an inexplicably wealthy 11 year old boy had just learned to draw the “cool S” and then assembled a team of engineers and told them “you have an essentially unlimited budget to make this into a car somehow.”
That’s the feeling you get when you first spot a Cybertruck in the wild.
“Everybody knows that buying a vehicle in order to have it drive itself around random streets in a city is exposing your car to obvious risks of theft and vandalism, not to mention exposing you to liability risks out the wazoo. What my business plan presupposes is: maybe it doesn’t?”
all these losers with money are excited to get a 20% return on their stock portfolio when they could be making REAL money guaranteed in the famously lucrative no-effort field of (checks notes) farming
OK, time to prune the ol’ follower list now that it’s hit three digits, so here’s my most zoomer-unfriendly opinion: the well-intentioned push to make the word “retarded” verboten is counterproductive and bad. Let me explain:
