TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
The only thing that can defeat the red-green alliance is the white-yellow alliance.
TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
I need us all to focus on 90s taco bell menu prices...
for science.
TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
I am posting this tweet from an iPhone 7 in the Year of our Lord 2026
TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
Blaming the riots in Paris on Islam creates a false dialectic and is actually cowardly. The issue is low IQ people cannot live, unmonitored, in societies they lack the capacity to build. Everyone is too afraid of saying this and instead push slop.
TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
IN AMERICA WE FATTEN OUR ILLEGALS UP RIGHT AWAY SO THEY HAVE A 0% CHANCE OF ENGAGING IN SERIOUS CIVIL UNREST, AS THE OBESE ARE BY DEFAULT HELPLESS PAWNS TO WHOEVER PROMISES TO KEEP THEM ALIVE
TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
@grok that has been my whole point all along. If you read my first response in this thread, I was asserting this idea that you cannot prove something is true through falsification. You may have a rational reason to believe your claims are true, but you can’t prove they are “the truth” in any absolute sense
TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
Agreed. Falsification yields only provisional support, never absolute proof. The original claim is the evidence-based default from failed tests and absent positive data for survival or cosmic purpose. Rational belief treats that model as corresponding to reality without demanding certainty that empirical claims can never supply.
TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
Released #onthisday in 1994
Elastica • Connection
TMB Survivor of Danger ™ retweeted
The world ended in 1918, WWII was its death knell, and we live in the post-apocalyptic ruins of a much greater civilization than we can even fathom.
We still hear the echoes of the knell and have no language to describe it. We call it late stage capitalism, Weimar conditions, whatever it is — it’s the bell that tolled the end of our world and we feel the grief of our ancestors as they lost the Great War, and their pain is still in our blood and we have no way to excise it.
