Llituro [he/him, they/them]

the new york crimes loves being a rag for genocidaires. this has to be one of the worst failures in rhetoric they’ve had though, i mean you have to be a deeply abnormal person to read the original nyt article and not feel at least a little ill about the approach taken.

why is this news? he calls nuclear stuff “the n word” all the time.

playing skate 3 rn on emulated ps3, what a blast.

Grok can’t admit to anything in much the same way it can’t tell the truth. it’s just a function.

Can’t believe I’m recommending this, but Veritaseum just put out a rather good video the other day about the history of the PFAS problem and how pervasive it is, info about the dangers. Long story short, I guess we all get to look forward to some thyroid cancer.

aha, greece requires that a unilateral divorce either be with fault or at the conclusion of a two-year separation period. therefore, if she’d like divorce from her husband immediately, she must either get him to agree (clear from the article that that wasn’t happening), or find fault. i’m not saying i know that counts or anything, just that i’d prefer to offer an alternative explanation for this behavior than one person’s superstitions.

by any chance, do the greeks lack no-fault divorce?

Literally any westerner cover the history of the DPRK fairly challenge (literally fucking impossible.) I don’t understand how someone can make an entire video about how absolutely shitty Korean politics have always been, how they’ve always been marred by CIA and capital control, extreme violence, and then also say that North Korea “is worse” because the Kim family has been consistently the heads of state and modern south korea has capitalist levels of technology and electric signage. No mention of the extreme firebombing of the north, the material conditions thereof, food aid given to the south after rebuilding, and the particular effects of the collapse of the USSR vis a vis DPRK nationalism. Like…was your research wikipedia? Blowback pod literally exists.