I'm the Mossad agent that owns lolcow ama

>>325348
Nobody wants to talk to you Josh

We'll all be living in caves after everything is outlawed, but then you can be sure that living in caves will soon be banned in order to protect endangered bats.

This is scrotefoiling now.

This is just getting grating atp

>>325516
I truly hope you find some sense of peace in your life eventually

>>325517
exactly the kind of performative and dishonest kindness OP is talking about, too

>>325522
Who am I performing for exactly?

She's insulting your appearance, not something worthy of pride, like competence or intelligence. So why get upset?

>>325529
your appearance is the first thing people judge you for and changes how people treat you. it directly affects how competent or intelligent you are believed to be, hence people internalise their looks as an extension of, or decider of, their self-worth. this is the halo effect, and it's not easy to overcome how entrenched it is within every life experience and interaction. if someone's pretty as a child people offer them increased opportunities to socialise and they're given better attention from teachers as well as parents, which goes on to influence a person's future. it's the thing that people care about the most - so people act like it, and take any hint that they're considered ugly as a deep violation of their dignity.
literally everything depends on how things "look" to people, because deciding based on visual cues is the path of least resistance, which our brain loves. individuals are less inclined to think of you as someone worthy of self-pride or attention if you're ugly, because your features disgust them. everyone is implicated in this. if someone finds your appearance repulsive then they subconsciously & consciously tend to opt you out of a more humane treatment/experience. they overlook you in favour of beauty. or worse, they treat you like a retard that needs to be pitied
this abuse based on looks can also impact growth. bullying can stunt development, and distract a person from learning or becoming competent due to poor mental health. it's all connected. though obviously the best approach is to do oneself the favour of caring about yourself and not wallowing time away in self pity forever

>>325069
I’ve already posted it lol

>>325072
Hmm I see I must have missed it then

>chuvash
found this gem while looking through my pics

We in the diamond Duolingo leagues now

You know that you live in the Twilight Zone when the US is a bankrupt warmongering police state and Americans look you in the eye and say that the USA is a peaceful and free country with a balanced budget.

>>325482
More time for scrolling tiktok and watching ads like god intended of course

Actually I'm gonna write another post. It's not a review of a video but just something I've been wondering about. Specifically, hard biological limits and extremophiles.

My favorite way to approach things, whenever I start wondering about anything at all, is to experiment with all possible edge cases. It really puts things into perspective sometimes and exposes certain characteristics/behaviors.

For example, what is the highest (and lowest) possible temperature a human can sustain? The highest core body temp would be around 43∘C (109.4∘F) before the proteins start breaking down.
Yet, extremophiles like Thermus Thermophilius are capable of surviving at much higher temperatures, so what gives?
Turns out mesophiles' proteins offer more flexibility, but that trades off for less heat stability, unlike thermophiles who are very rigid but super stable.

This article has a cool graph on how heat destroys proteins: https://www.quantamagazine.org/how-heat-kills-cells-20170509/ Also I used it as a source kinda

pic related, cat with polydactyly, I just think it's cool idk

>>325484
An increase of only 10 degrees resulting in death seems shockingly low but I suppose the human body is really efficient at removing excess heat. As for the cold, I do recall reading something about the body producing "brown fat" which somehow helps the body regulate temperature more efficiently. I forget the specifics

>>325484
she got big feets

Does anyone get the feeling that the Uniparty has been bought off by the elites?

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s 7pm national address: PM reveals fuel crisis response

“The months ahead may not be easy,’’ he said.

“I want to be upfront about that.

“I can promise we will do everything we can to protect Australia from the worst of it.”

Mr Albanese said the war in the Middle East had caused the biggest spike in petrol and diesel prices in history.

“Australia is not an active participant in this war. But all Australians are paying higher prices because of it,’’ he said.

“And the reality is, the economic shocks caused by this war will be with us for months.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMb8wrquExg&pp=ygUIYWxiYW5lc2U%3D

No aboriginal anons have been seen posting so far

Two boys have been expelled from a private school in Melbourne's east after an offensive dossier rating female students was uncovered.

Warning: This story contains offensive language and references to sexual violence.

The students at Yarra Valley Grammar, in Ringwood, were disciplined after staff discovered a screenshot of the spreadsheet, which used offensive terms and referenced sexual violence.

The spreadsheet used terms such as "wifeys" and "cuties" to describe female students and also used the term "unrapeable".

In a letter to parents on Tuesday morning, principal Mark Merry said the position of the students was "untenable" and they would not be returning to the school.

RSPCA lays animal cruelty charges a year after Andgar Piggery video released

>In short:

>The RSPCA has charged five people with animal cruelty offences following a welfare investigation at an Adelaide Plains piggery.

>Fourteen pigs were euthanased after an RSPCA raid last year, which was prompted by covert footage from an activist group purportedly filmed at the premises. It is uncertain whether the charges relate to the footage.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-25/andgar-piggery-rspca-animal-cruelty-charges-south-australia/106785622

wish it was easier to meet gc people irl, i peaked about 6 months ago but i'm in a super liberal "trans rights are human rights" area so everyone i know is conditioned into walking on eggshells around trannies and every "women's" event lets tims attend

>>324072
Maybe we should push for drug od suicide so their too zoinked out to kill anyone

>>324073
Lol post caps

Trans fat is a type of dietary fat. Of all the fats, trans fat is the worst for your health. Too much trans fat in your diet increases your risk for heart disease and other health problems.

Thoughts?

>>325496
the universe itself literally cannot take them seriously

>>325366
i want one so bad now

it's too warm. way. too. warm.

I watched obsession on a whim. the concept of that happening to anyone at all genuinely unnerved me, and i have to admit that what should otherwise be a really easy hit undeserving of actual disgust from my end (the creepy faces "nikki" made in the shadows) creeped me out like they earned it

I am becoming a fat fuck

>>325494
Stop joking I could throw you like a ragdoll at that weight

Here's an example of social mobility in Russian Empire. Lenin's father (born Ilya Ulyanin - MATERNAL surname!) was the son of a former serf based in Volga region. He received hereditary nobility in 1882 for his work as an educator. He started and managed a lot of schools for Volgan ethnic minorities and was likely some minority himself, but nobody is quite sure which one.

Also, I'm reading Bracewell's article on Fourier transform, and Fourier lived under Napoleon's France, he accompanied Napoleon's expedition into Egypt, and I believe it says he created Fourier's transform after the French Revolution. A lot of his contemporaries were skeptical of his findings, among them are Poisson, Laplace and Euler! I did notice they sounded French-y in my uni years, but I had no context that they actually lived at the same time and kinda knew each other. So, Napoleon's France has some cool contributions to mathematics.

Kinda randomly had this idea, that now that everyone records their life activity in a smartphone or pc (basically), it's possible that we can study historic figures in much greater detail in the future.
Idk how to explain it. You know how in the past we only had the person's writings, but now we will have the photos they took or saved, the cached messages they will have on their phones? Crazy stuff.