@ScottAdamsSays What benefit, save for control, is there to more laws as opposed to actions taken to better people.
You wouldn't need to ban TikTok if the quality of people increased.
@Machtyn@angeloisidorou This comes across to me as a lack of creativity. There are plenty of chairs which could be used to deal with the attacker so that someone could provide some semblance of comfort. You wouldn't want to die alone, would you?
@adrians_reality@DaleDelhanty1@Golden_Pup@angeloisidorou If you do not deal with the source of the problem, people's lust for violence, then it does not matter what you ban. People are creative and will find a way to take each other's lives. Focusing on healing people's minds is the only way.
@JWill1227@EmeraldRobinson Disgusting how you push your pro vax agenda when a young man is lying in the hospital following cardiac arrest caused by an injection with no long term data.
Are you so perfect you can't be wrong? And thus, you won't even consider it?
@duarteamanda@realisticrealst You're not sorry about what you said, you're sorry your outburst jeopardizes your infantile source of dopamine and shallow self worth.
@bartzumbari@ScottAdamsSays Thanks for being so civil with me, it's not exactly easy to get that kind of treatment here. Rather tired right now so I'll have to ponder your reply later, but I wanted to thank you for your willingness to hear me out.
@ScottAdamsSays It doesn't matter, as the words are tools used to refer to something which lies in between two or more subjective experiences, as the source of them. A venn diagram is a wonderful tool for this. My red and your red both share the wavelength which gives us ocular color perception.
@ScottAdamsSays Language is at it's best when the meaning of words are rooted in it's objective function in the realm of objectivity. This allows for symbols to be universal regardless of subjective experience. How do I know your red is the same as my red? (Cont)
@bartzumbari@ScottAdamsSays Turns out none of the players have a favorite color, and they are manipulated into fighting over which color is the best, instead of focusing on the game. Eventually the clock runs out and the opposing team wins.
@bartzumbari@ScottAdamsSays I'm not exactly providing a new idea here, just shining a floodlight upon it. As a metaphor, imagine two teams playing basketball. Your opponent's team is winning. Instead of continuing to play as normal, they convince each player that their favorite color is superior. (Cont)