Also The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website
Especially once they all had solid mobile apps with infinite scroll.
Oof, 0 points. These are kicking my ass. Lol
Hm, I suppose I could crack open the ol’ meme vault one more time today…
I’m not sure if it’s always the same creator or not, but I’ve seen a lot of these trek memes floating around with various star wars watermarks. Either they post both, or its a bit of subtle trolling, lol.
Just tried to reply to you with the image, but it wouldn’t show up. I wonder if something is buggy.
It’s so good. Be prepared for a little bit of jank because of how old it is, but it’s totally worth it
The furtive pygmy!
Isn’t colorblindness almost exclusively found in males too?
Probably oversimplifying, but it’s something about the mutation being on the X chromosome, meaning women have a backup X and men don’t.
Thank you! I picked the uniform adjustment for my profile pic.
What a hero!
Wow, instant subscribe right there.
Yeah, this is probably a chart showing social isolation and living online. Of course that would increase during lockdowns too, but the trend was already there.
I tried searching, but I can’t find anything. =(
(I stole this meme)
I also think a lot of “doomer” content on social media can have a significant effect if you’re consuming a lot of it.
Imagine you’re a teenager and you’re constantly reading the most extreme takes about how everything is broken and terrible, the bad guys are always winning, you’ll never find love, you’ll never find a job, never own a house, never manage to have a family, etc.
An adult may have the life experience and perspective to recognize that the loudest voices aren’t always 100% accurate, but a kid might take it at face value and despair.
It’s a psychological consequence of polarization, which occurs when you have too many people in a social group agreeing with each other.
Groupthink elevates extreme opinions.
How do you feel about carrots and leafy greens?
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