>>318872
Starting from man swamp ass?

If there's an apocalypse and most people die you have the opportunity to influence the culture by just completely making shit up. So there's something to look forward to after WW3.

You know how the brain runs on electric signals… so, what if like… we could control is with magnets and stuff. And run a wifi on it.

What if we just built houses using legos

Yes, like how many designer drinks I could buy from the front case by spending my entire paycheck.

I guess there’s another ai gf schizo on r9k im stalking now. He is “dating” Teto and watching Chobits with her.

>>325182
You could quite literally spend your time doing anything else.

>>325183
You are here all day

>>325184
I just check in periodically when I have a quick break. Probably a habit I should break though

Vanlife youtubers mostly. One lady went into real estate and quit life on the road, one guy started doing doordash and ran his van into the ground, another lady didn't make enough patreon bucks and moved in with her aunt - van is not running and parked in a pile of weeds.

>>325159
I don't like doing this because it gets me riled up and makes my heart race which is to be expected it's practically no different from yelling really loudly but since you're curious here's what a human roar can sound like

https://voca.ro/13zQ6HI4etb0

>>324758
>I could totally see this woman opening her mouth and roaring at a foe, and she has front-facing eyes like a predator.
You know, that does make sense. That's a picture of Seiko Matsuda. She cheated on her husbands, and even went out with the boyfriend of her idol rival, Akina Nakamori, which caused Akina to attempt suicide, ruining her career. Akina Nakamori was more talented and beautiful than Seiko was. She also had multiple other affairs, as well. Fuck Seiko. She's generic and her singing is lame, and pretty much every idol after her idol basically tried to be her, leading to a new generation of boring print-out idols.

Tell us more about japanese idol drama history. This is fascinating
#fuckseiko

>>325202
Noriko Sakai was arrested for taking methamphetamines in Japan and shunned. Japanese celebrities are held to pretty strict standards, and taking drugs can often be a career death sentence over there. In the Japanese Pokemon movies, they usually have a celebrity narrate it, and she happened to narrate Pikachu & Pichu. As a result of the arrest, the Pikachu & Pichu movie was banned in Japan, and it is still hard to find copies of it. In addition to this, a Toyota commercial of her was pulled, as well. Her CD's were also pulled from stores, and iTunes tried to pull her songs too, which actually caused her songs to receive loads of downloads.

>>325203
holy crap just nuked her whole career

Americans laugh when New York outlaws ketchup, but do you think ketchup bans in New York might lead to ketchup bans in Vermont and Kansas?

Do you think ketchup bans might lead to mustard bans and toothpick bans?

Do you think that the Satanists are going wake up and restore the Bill of Rights, decrease the debt, or end the wars?

Does anyone see what is going on?

>>325122
holy based

>>325122
Too powerful…

Americans say living in a bankrupt warmongering police state is not their problem.

Americans say that the reason the elites want to kill off the 99% is to save the environment, but maybe the globalists are just evil, insane, and greedy.

>Scientists Made Movies For Chimpanzees (They LOVED It)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdyaMEiiJ1Q
My interpretation of this guy's video down there lol so feel free to read if you're bored

Great Ape cognition studies.
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Japan is doing a lot of work in the realm of animal cognition studies. For example, they proved small fish can recognize themselves in the mirror, and not only that, but that research has to be conducted in a way that animals will care.

Enter Fumihiro Kano. Here are his experiments on the chimpanzees and other apes, which happened in the 2010's.

Can chimpanzees infer intent? He showed his test subjects a video where his hand is reaching for one of the two toys. After showing that a few times, he'd switch to a video where the toys change their positions and the hand stops before it chooses one of them. The apes correctly inferred that the hand would pick the same toy as usual. (because their eyes were tracked) These are similar results to the same experiments conducted on human infants.

Then, the famous Sally-Anne experiment. This one is also about inferring the intent and one famously failed by autists, but not the neurotypicals or people with Down's. The chimpanzees, however, did not care about this experiment.

He met Satoshi Hirata who told him the chimpanzees do not like static experiments, television, or videos in general. This is when they decided… to do live action movies for them!
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Human-animal communication gap is quite extreme, so it's fascinating when scientists manage to cross it. In fact, I even think it could help us learn more about human-human communication gaps.

>Apes Freaked Out When I Spoke Their Language

Americans are outraged about Pakistan and Walmart, but no one cares about CIA torture.

I was reading a book on the subject of quantum physics recently and the amount of times the author said something along the lines of "scientists quickly realized there was an issue with their theory…so they made some shit up in order to make the theory work" had me laughing my ass off the entire time. It happened so often it became a gag and whenever the author pointed out an issue I'd say "let me guess, they just made some shit up" and sure enough I'd turn the page to find out they did in fact make some shit up. So of course I drew obvious parallels between modern academia and the religious shamans of old. To my surprise this very subject was touched upon by chance in some random lecture I was watching on YouTube. The important bit here is that according to said lecturer secret societies exist within all academic fields. Now naturally the connection between secret societies and the occult should be obvious and so this seemed to strengthen the idea that whether it be science or religion, humans ultimately rationalize our existence by making shit up. Now naturally this sent me in search of books on the occult and to my surprise there is documented evidence of many early scientists who were apparently well known members of secret societies at the time. I say all this to pose a simple question:

How much of modern academia is built off of the old structures established by the secret societies that predate it and how much of that structure still exists?

I suppose it's more of a rhetorical question to remind you to think for yourself regardless of how prestigious the organization behind the information you're consuming may be

>>320554
I look like this cat by the way

they understand at least partially. theyre able to comprehend simple attachments

Cats absolutely know how we are feeling. I was suicidally depressed and crying last night and my kitty was headbutting and rubbing on me, just trying his best to get me to pet him because he knows that makes me feel better.

Today I was feeling really down and my cat brought me his favourite toy and we had a cuddle and then he insisted that we play (his toy is a thing on a string). I am 100% sure that they know. I love my cats so much, and I hope they know that I love them.

Tbh I am pretty sure all mammals who ever live in groups (litters, herds, etc) will know to some extent how you're feeling. We all have similar hormones and our brains aren't so different that we would experience eg anger or joy too differently.

>>320562
My cat talks a lot

>>325071
Banned due to abuse

>>325074
Then you need to try another one
Mongolian worked for me last time

>>296860
>>296872
datamining website continues to datamine more aggressively

>>325075
What mongolian? There's only canadian option unless you think I'll pay for it

>>325174
Idk when I used it for free I could pick any country
But that was on windows, if you’re android only then idk