@Deezy1994 He never had Lebron's all-around impact, but his contributions were so unique and efficient, more very good teams would rather add Curry to their roster than LeBron. And Steph had seasons where he was more valuable. Leading the league in volume & efficiency shooting will do that
@extralefty@inthefastlaneed This is the nicer, smarter, better answer I should've given
Pablo is making a whole lot of his colleagues look like do-nothing chumps right now. The most important thing is to elevate the standard of journalism
@AugustineInUSA@constans@yuanyi_z I'm not even saying you're inconsistent. I think you're probably doing a decent job of illustrating some kind of virtual reality American Augustine with fascist values entwined with AI-worship. Just the worst mixture of instrumentalism, barbarism, God-delusion and apocolypticism
@AugustineInUSA@constans@yuanyi_z How is theology enriched by advanced math? You can't just squish philosophy and theology together like that.
Also, it's pretty funny seeing this reasoning about AI from a guy who's roleplaying as Augustine as an American.
@Notgood79724998@LegionHoops Steph, Draymond, Chris Paul...
and maybe even Jimmy Butler?
I'm not surprised that Kuminga has the opinion of a 13 year-old highlight watcher. But he is going to the right team.
@lawdog1911@TheNBACentel@TMZ_Sports now they're usually the kids of pro\college athletes. maybe it's been that way for a couple generations. but yeah, the pricing out even at the younger stages is really a shame
@River_ember@ryangrim *i shouldn't have said 'relatively'
i mean, people with all types and degrees of successes, who aren't the delusional, antisocial owners of society
@River_ember@ryangrim it's a matter of perspective, and it's important. if people insist on trying to win the game that we're stuck playing today, we're doomed.
i include the vast majority of people in the loser category, including relatively successful people who are still going to suffer the future
@River_ember@ryangrim but i agree, we're spinning off on a tangent based on a fragment of an academic discussion. anyway, i think our conclusions might not be so far apart
@River_ember@ryangrim we're still at the point where even the color of your skin can associate you with disability.
we're all losing at this. might as well unite the losers against the ruling class?
@River_ember@ryangrim we don't know the context. we don't know how literal they're being, or the conceptual framework. i'd imagine that no communist is hoping that more people become sick and disabled. i bet she's talking to the so-called "losers"
and we *should* embrace our shared loserdom, the 99%
@River_ember@ryangrim She appears to be using "dysgenic" as an antonym for "eugenic." She's telling ppl who dont fit into the current order that their dis-abilities are virtues in their opposition to the emerging mass-murderous-eugenicist status quo. A critique of capitalist fascism frm a disabled pov
@Jtan5565@moneykush__@MediaplatWorld People who don't know anything about Kerr love to hate him. Probably largely due to his success. I never heard anyone ask him to bulk up either. Wiseman's speed and athleticism was his most obvious asset. They were happiest when he was tearing down the court and dunking
@_sidmehta@bchawla They also don't need to be investing in foreign and domestic war machines. It's creepy how little they care about their fans' perceptions of them.
I have to wonder how much they even believe in the things they get involved in. Is it just for money? Why so violent off the court?
@nick_chappy It's way more than just an ad. He's going to be working with Polymarket and investing in them going forward.
And he just became the face of one of the most dangerous betting companies. I doubt there's a more beloved figure who's made this kind of arrangement. It's creepy