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

>>325489
yaoi paws

Just heard something interesting from my nurse moid acquaintance who's staunchly against ssri's. (but is pro maoi's)
>Someone asked here why women tolerate SSRI's way better. This is thanks to estrogen. Higher serotonin transporter availability + estrogen downregulates 5ht1a autoreceptors and upregulates 5ht2a, thus accelerating postsynaptic transmission and causing less harm

Which explains quite a bit, like why men tend to be more anti-psychiatry and tend to make fun of women for often being on ssri's, even though they're not necessarily as bad for women. But this needs fact checking.

>>325733
>While women achieve better therapeutic outcomes, they are 50–75% more likely to experience adverse side effects, such as sexual dysfunction, weight gain, and nausea
this might have something to do with their mockery, on top of their self-centredness

Guy makes a semiconductor lab in a shed and makes a RAM.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfSO-LCKmrA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6GWikWlAQA
Okay I thought this was one of those funny haha gimmick videos at first, but the more I watched the more impressive it became. Hell I haven't heard this many new terms in a year. This guy (or a group of them) built a lab for semiconductors. Let's pretend we want to replicate this process and thus we need to extract as much info as possible. Not only he needed the knowledge for electronics, but also dyi building, airflow engineering, prob chemistry, engineering the actual equipment…

First, build the environment.
The shed is separated into the gowning area and the cleanroom area. It is imperative that the cleanroom stays as clean as possible, as single speck of dust can ruin a chip.
1) The shed is insulated (there's a lot of information on cleanroom insulation online),
2) some framing is added so we can set a cleanroom grade HEPA filter with an air intake filter just under the roof. I cannot tell which filters he got from the video.
3) A dedicated electrical circuit is installed. No information in the video on the specifics.
4) Heating and cooling with a mini split. (Would be nice to specify which role heating and cooling plays)
5) The room is divided and now every space has to be sealed. (?) Instead of using expensive plastic, he uses flame-resistant drywall with a water-based epoxy to create a smooth particle-free surface. The attic space above is also sealed and controlled for airflow.
Now, the airflow part is very important (1st pic) the cleanroom is also kept at a positive pressure (how?) to keep the contamination from coming in. Massive HEPA filter scrubs the air and recycles it a few hundreds per hour. (because the room volume is small)

After all's said and done, a particle counter is brought to the cleanroom for testing. It shows 40 particles/40ft^3 in the middle, and sub-100 at the edge of the room. This makes it a class 100 cleanroom, which OP claims is on the level of Samsung, Intel, TSMC.
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But you know, once you're on the trails in the wilderness, you don't care, and I don't. You don't care and I wish society would die already.

But I'm not going back, I'm here for good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2ctsooeJBU
Die sooner, live freely, no society.

Posting on 4chan makes me feel sick, but posting on CC makes me feel even more sick and angry. And then posting on my own board feels like something.
But I guess 4chan is better. I'm just looking at my backpack, it's tearing again I have to sew it. Which I should do.

I was waiting for it to get warmer before I left. It's warm inside this little shed with a heater.

It's funny that I'm so happy in the wilderness, I come across a bit of civilisation and I feel sick again.

There's all sorts of bottled pop and food in the ski lodge by the way. They just left the backdoor open. the spirte bottle exploded on me, apperently there is a cabin also one day north of here. There's no real information about it. In fact that's why I came to this area of the rocky mountains there's no google map photo spheres here.

That music and image are my new favourite things.

Every mountain pass climbed, every cold river crossed, I hear that music and raise my hands up.
Actually yesterday was the deepest river crossing, I should have taken off my pants completely because even past my knees they got wet and I also got swept from under and fell in.

I refuse to call it The Incel Redemption. But I mean, it works.

It's warm enough now I am LEAVING. I was going to say a lot about something I don't really care, internet is garbage.

If liberty will continue to exist, it's up to us to spread freedom.

Patriots must be absolutely obsessive about telling people about freedom now.

The globalists want to kill you.

>>324272
why is the witch so ugly

>>324832
I got lazy by the end of it

Americans say that concentration camps could never possibly exist in the future because concentration camps never existed in the past.

I checked out lainchan this morning, I used to avoid it because of how troony the name felt to me, but its actually got some quality discussion. They also have a gardening general on /diy/! I should pay a visit sometime soon.

Honestly I often see new words but I can't ever memorize them really because they're just another word for a thing I know.
I guess undulating or germinate.
>Undulating (adjective) describes something that moves, looks, or is shaped in a smooth, gentle, wavelike motion or form
From a book on Fourier transform
>To germinate means to begin to grow or develop

i save mine in a notepad
>Salience
Salience (also called saliency, from Latin saliō meaning "leap, spring") is the property by which some thing stands out.
>Irascibility
Very susceptible of anger; easily provoked or inflamed with resentment
>Calumnia
slander, libel, or false accusation
>Adulation
Servile flattery; excessive or unmerited praise; exaggerated compliment
>Amaranthine
Eternally beautiful and unfading; everlasting. Deep purple-red
>Sojourn
A short stay somewhere. A temporary residence.
>Metanoia
Derived from the Greek roots meta (change/after) and νοέω (to think/perceive), it literally translates to "to think again" or "afterthought." Modern definitions include a transformative change of heart and a spiritual conversion
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>>325736
Oh yeah I've also heard sailence a lot a while back. For example, schizotypal people and schizophrenics often tend to have problems with sailence because of their dopamine levels, this is also how their paranoia works (ie they overvalue random signals)

>>325738
>Salient events are an attentional mechanism by which organisms learn and survive; those organisms can focus their limited perceptual and cognitive resources on the pertinent (that is, salient) subset of the sensory data available to them.
i saw someone describe schizos as having deep plunges of information that they can't pull their brains out of fast enough, almost like cliffs that their consciousness dives into & gets caught. whereas normal people have plunges that they don't get stuck inside of. i think it was shown to me in a kind of graph demonstration, and i don't know if it was even close to an accurate elucidation, but interesting nonetheless, and this made me think of that. overvaluing signals against their will. must be torture

>>325734
I have an excel spreadsheet full of hundreds of words I read that I didn't know or that I think sound nice. Recent additions:

Rankle
Sodality
Élan
Diffidence
Tawdry

>>325735
I find it's easier to remember if you think about their etymology. E.g. undulate has "und—" as the root, which means wave iirc. It's related to words like inundate and, more obviously, undulant. Not related to ululate at all, but looks similar.

>>317992
I have been reading internet pages since about 2006 when Wikipedia was the big novelty and most chans were in their developmental stage
There was some seriously funny and seriously screwed up stuff altogether
Those strange memes, Advice Animals, Tubgirl, 2 girls 1 cup, Mr. Hands, all that sexually offensive stuff, creepy stuff, copypastas
A serious case of a stalker in California who was causing pretty serious trouble to various women and who got arrested various times
Another guy in California who got arrested after making threats to an online dictionary website
Underage stuff appreciators who had their own wiki and chat rooms
The whole 5 guys burger and fries thing with the Gamergate
The Nungesser-Sulkowicz story
Strange times
You could argue about the enshittification of the internet but overall I think things have improved, even if they're more boring now

Back in the day we used to post desu habeeb it

>>318011
Foul Bachelorette Frog

>>317992
Social media used to be just who you followed and that's it. Maybe you'd be suggested friends of friends but generally you only saw what you subscribed to. Uploading photos was already slow, not to mention videos, so people expressed themselves differently and having a lot of photos of yourself on your profile was weird. Nowadays seeing people upload videos about random topics and inserting their faces at any cost is so strange to me. Even on youtube you couldn't upload videos longer than a few minutes. So the content was overall more light-hearted and random.
Prior to social media, people just had their own websites and you had to manually visit them one by one and leave comments in a guest book. So basically the concept of virality was not really there. If you had a few thousand followers that was already a LOT.

The internet was a specific place you went to and left. A lot of people just had 1 family computer they shared and took turns using and in my early days you even had to pay per minute of internet access. Without smartphone internet, it was much easier to leave the internet behind and do other stuff and it was harder to get addicted. People couldn't take photos of you at school or in the street because rarely did anyone bring a digital camera with them. Editing photos was hard and required special software and skills so the photos you saw were either way more authentic or they were shooped to such hilarious degrees you could tell from a mile away. Automatic filters or even video filters did simply not exist. Privacy was a much bigger concern, I already mentioned that people had much fewer photos of themselves online, but before Facebook it was unimaginable to put your full government name on the internet. So you'd have your nickname and an avatar and the large-scale exposure and harassment that's normal now was basically impossible.

i find myself questioning what it's like for other people to inhabit their own heads, sometimes. not even the brain, not primarily, but the head. the feeling of focusing attention inside of it. because i don't really feel "in" my brain, but it's the only spot i can approximate myself being. i feel this somethingness, but this nothingness
how does life happen and come into other people? as in how it's processed. i'm nosey to know how far people go with integrating information into themselves, too, because nothing seems to permeate throughout me as it comes in. i rarely feel "one with" my crying, for example. i assume i'm indifferent overall
do people sense their head area as fuzzy? vague, foggy, rounded? or sharp, driven by clarity, jumpy, loud, listening? my head seems casual, low
i'm spitting nonsense atp but, i want to keep going. how many people have their attention, themselves, mostly in their hands? i think i'm somewhere at the crown of my skull, then i sense just above my glabella and onto my forehead. around that area
is existing inside ones own body vastly different for everyone, or generally similar? you'd imagine most people are in the top of their body, but what if someone's in their chest

Not sure about rolling on a 0 pph board but I want to fuck gholdengo

Rolling

Give me something not shit

something cute please

>>325731
i'd say you got a cute one, right?

>>325630
>>325632
lmao
>NOOOOOO YOU HAVE TO USE THIS SPECIFIC ALGORITHM TO OPTIMIZE THE SHAPE OF THE BANANA PEEL CLIPPINGS SO THE PLAN-
>haha rabbit poop go brrrr

Saw flytrap seeds sold online kek

>>325633
Don't yuck someone's yum

>>325635
I'm not I just thought those two posts were funny

Alright, I found a gardening thread on /diy/. Some of these people use electronics for their potted plants, which I find interesting!
I wish it had an elaborate op faq like the electronics general. Maybe if I get really bored one day I could try making one.

I also randomly kinda thought, didn't people settle by the rivers for the purposes of irrigation. What if I connected pots to like a 3rd long pot filled with water. How would this work.

“…words have been all my life, all my life–this need is like the Spider's need who carries before her a huge Burden of Silk which she must spin out–the silk is her life, her home, her safety–her food and drink too–and if it is attacked or pulled down, why, what can she do but make more, spin afresh, design anew….”

“Think of this - that the writer wrote alone, and the reader read alone, and they were alone with each other.”

"Las mujeres por su sexo, los hombres por su trabajo"

(I'm sure I wrote it incorrectly, :,3)

>>325720
I sense a profound implication in that one, something about fiction and reality being interdependent, something about life becoming an abstraction, idk.

>>321419
Being good does not mean you lose more often. If anything it's the opposite because being evil breeds resentment and contempt in those that surround you and maybe they decide to kill you for your actions

Atheism and being "good" are incompatible

>>322065
elaborate

in what ways does being good bring more suffering on good people? if they lose because they donate too much money, for example, then the issue isn't having been good, it's with having no limit

Being good doesn't mean you have to be a 100 percent selfless, you can be good and still put yourself first before others. You can't help others if you can't help yourself.