dkhunter

@dkhunter.bsky.social

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Rollercoaster enjoyer, polytheistic weird fiction cultist, mediocre talent for self-deprecation. Please do not take lack of followbacks personally.

A NYT opinion headline "A Generation on Antidepressants Searches for the Exit", byline Camille Bromley
A manga panel of a young woman with a horrific grin on the bottom half of her face and a giant spiral on the top
Luckey is treated by many in the defense industry as a technology prophet and futurist who often holds forth on what he believes to be the true nature of warfare. For example, he told Axios that future wars will be fought in a “subterranean domain”, under the earth’s crust, in underground conflicts.
Hasan Piker definitely really reading a copy of What Is To Be Done
A road with a hole where a large portion collapsed off a cliff
A manga panel of a young woman with an ominous spiral distortion imposed on her head
A Spartan Apple.
Dota2's Axe
Tell you what--if you knew the whole truth about everyone in the Senate and House of Reps, those chambers would be dead empty. Jesus said, 'Let him without sin cast the first stone."
Pastry-ass looking cuneiform inscription
But those in the 11 other countries, including close U.S. allies such as France, Canada and the United Kingdom, see China as the leader. In Germany, only 23 percent of people saw the U.S. as dominant.
unlocked another layer of understanding. For one assignment, Medina asked the bot if it thought Marxist theory had anything to say about the acceleration of technology, if it was still a relevant framework for the present day. In response, MarxGPT said that the workers of the world were still struggling, and that “capitalism has found a new way of hiding things,” she recalls. The exchange led her to think more critically about the value of her own labor. Medina graduated this spring; her
They’re rarely more happy than when they are recounting the brief awkward conversation that had them more scared than they’ve ever been, trying desperately to recall defensive techniques against a violent knife attack which could totally happen any second, I swear.
The famous original poster of the Wrath of Khan. Uses the old font, rather than the DVD covers.
Chance that a scientific paper published in 2004 has been retracted : 1 in 10,000 June 2026 • Source: The Center for Scientific Integrity (NYC) That a scientific paper published in 2024 has been : 1 in 500
Charnel Houses of Europe: The Shoah book cover
Every day, once a day, give yourself a present.
But I think the slopacolypse he was describing externally is also happening internally. Inside people's heads. We're generating ideas, initiatives, and projects at a pace our judgment can't keep up with. The slop isn't just in the output. It's in our decision-making. We're building things because we can, not because we should. And the cumulative effect is a kind of cognitive debt that compounds silently until you're three weeks into a project you can't remember why you started.
A racoon on a Darth Vader helmet
A cover of the superhero Miracleman
Hopeless
Weijia Jiang, the president of White House Correspondents’ Association, just took the stage and reiterated that the program would resume. “We will have more details to share,” she said and asked for patience.
I'm Commander Shepard and this is my favorite store on the Citadel
A rollercoaster drop, supported by a cliff
Less difficult than predicting religion’s future is anticipating some of the likely social consequences of religion’s obsolescence. Observers have already noted an increase in Americans’ feelings of isolation and loneliness, which can be attributed to many factors, including decreased participation in religious congregations. Social capital and trust in the United States will likely grow thinner as the consequences of religion’s obsolescence play out, not generally in ways most consider good for people and societies.
And, all things considered, I agree with them. This post is not actually doing a good job of making me trust you and think this conversation is safe to have[1], and I notice that as I am saying this that I am afraid that this will now somehow result in someone trying to murder me in my sleep, which I would really really rather not have to think about.
Rockwell's 'Four Freedoms', Speech Painting
Humanwash, a car wash esq. device for humans
Rockwell's Four Freedoms painting, "Speech"
Mallow, the cloud creature from Super Mario RPG
A '62 Shelby Cobra, classic blue with white racing stripes
“One thing I thought of while you were talking,” he added, gesticulating wildly with his hands to conjure the image in his mind. “If you can make one of those maps like they have in Outbreak, where it shows the red growing over time as the disease spreads? You know, like the zombie apocalypse? That would be great, very effective.”
Yep, it's Rockwell's 'Speech' from the 'Four Freedoms' series again
A picture of roller coaster tracks leading off a cliff. No, it is not AI generated.
A black and white photo of the unfinished Washington Monument
Christine Blasey Ford, sworn in for her testimony at Bret Kavanagh's confirmation hearings. Her eyes are closed and she is visibly apprehensive.
Norman Rockwell's 'Speech Painting' from 'Four Freedoms'
A butterfly meme template reading "Is this the rational hand of the market"
The Poster for Mars Attacks (1996)
Lionel Hutz imagines peoples of all nations and creeds, holding hands, dancing beneath a rainbow
A picture of Colonel Sanders, who may or may not presently be President of the United States
The cover of Superman: Red Son
One of the Nazca Line earthworks, of what appears to be a spider
An isolated cabin cut out of the edge of a mountain
You have all these rules and you think they'll save you
A 'which theologian are you' quiz result, showing a tie between John Chrysostom and John Wesley
So when you have young men that they look around and it’s by nature—it’s not even that they’re reading their Bible—they say “homosexuality is gross. Mass immigration is destroying the fabric of our society.” Just by the light of reason and nature alone, they’re surmising these things.
Quote from man stabbed: What are you gonna do, stab me?
A picture of Hasan Piker's dog being electrocuted
The Baha'i Universal House of Justice.
The Salt Lake City Temple, before closing for renovations.
A poorly drawn map of the world with many errors from memory.
Polymarket bets on the probability Iran will strike various targets by March 31st. One is the Burj Khalifa
A sinister looking man, captioned with "Prepare for unforseen consequences."
An elderly, weary man at a desk declares "Ruin has come to our family..."
Warcraft Ad from Reddit titled "Subscribe to World of Warcraft and prepare for homeownership. Your decor begins today!" Beneath is a picture of a house in game with the caption "POV: You're finally living the millenial dream of owning a home* *In World of Warcraft
A spokeswoman for OpenAI said the company banned Von Rootsrlaar's account but determined her activity didn't meet the criteria for reporting to law enforcement, which would have required that it constituted credible and imminent risk of serious physical harm to others.
Saw Gerrera declares "You have no idea where I am" with a 'Jedha's Pizza' box prominently visible