What makes you think taking control of our genes is somehow not part of our evolution?
MildlyArdvark
joined 1 year ago
Sorry about that. Changed the text.
Destroy it with fire! /s
Denmark
We don't have wars, famine, US-level political crazy news and very few poor people. We have fairly good social services/welfare, free/paid education, good equality and freedom. On paper it's kind of a fairytale country.
And yet people complain a lot. Mostly about 1st world problems like expensive cars, increasing mental health issues and too many immigrants though.
But despite things looking pretty ideal compared to many other countries I have noticed that many people seem sort of disconnected from themselves and people around them. I would say there's a sense of impending doom and an existential crisis lurking just beneeth the surface. I did not see that 30 years ago.
I guess technically ww1 wasn't even over.
I can’t see it in there ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Sure, fine. When can I have giraffe spots?
10 minutes ago. I cry a lot there days. I used to never cry though.
Growing up with limited capabilities (e.g. sh or ksh on headless SunOS/Solaris and AIX servers) and a lot of room for failure is what did it for me. I learned to think before typing, break things and fix them again. I still learn that way and I find that life without crutches and with lots of tinkering improves my understanding of how most things work and makes me more efficient in the long run.
Also man pages.
It’s timeless
I just found https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/issues/334 so I guess it’s just a waiting game now :)
See also: ducks