Idealists believe that ideas shape reality, so they fake confidence to try convincing others that whatever they want is already real.

According to idealism, the thing they want is then supposed to magically appear when enough people believe it to be real.

And when that inevitably doesn’t work, they blame the people that called them out on their fake claims, for not believing hard enough.

The download link goes to gitlab, you can cut off the end to go to the source.

I think the law where I live already works that way: If you buy something and use it correctly, but then it goes haywire and destroys something, it’s the producing company’s fault.

No /s, no mercy.

Schrödinger’s joke: Only a joke if it receives pushback

tainted

I recently used that word as hyperbole to make fun of a user who insisted that AI-less comments from someone who used AI once should count as AI.

I didn’t know the cult actually uses that word. How far will the insanity go?