Uriel238 [all pronouns]

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Cake day: June 25th, 2023

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  • Left 4 Dead had the achievement What Are You Trying to Prove? earned by completing all the campaigns on expert.

    L4D2 had Still something to prove, again by beating all the campaigns on expert.

    I was able to get the second one by playing Last Man On Earth, which is single-player, but special infected only. The higher difficulties are mostly harder by having common infected do more damage.




  • I’ve actually thought about what I’d do with billions. Free high-speed internet for the entire populated world is one of my goals.

    On one hand, I’m terrified that suddenly acquiring billions would poison my mind. Even though Bill Gates has done some good stuff with his foundation, he still has biases and because he’s that rich, they’re all amplified for all to see. (His gains are also still ill-gotten.) Bios on Elon Musk have observed he’s gotten progressively worse, and more unhinged over time.

    On the other hand, Demonetized, a small sister project to How Money Works did a bit on why billionaires are so crazy (on YouTube), and he points out that we’re used to seeing the dicks out in the open, like Zuckerberg, Bezos and Musk.











  • According to Bob Chipman

    Superman only makes sense in the context of a worldview where good is the default setting of the universe and the job of a being of godlike power who aims to do good is to fix things when they break and thwart evil from spoiling the natural state of goodness.

    Because if the universe is not good at its core then the moral responsibility of that same godlike being who wants to do good is to assume power absolutely and make the universe good by force.

    And that’s not Superman.

    I don’t think IRL, good is the default setting of the universe.


  • According to Bob Chipman

    Superman only makes sense in the context of a worldview where good is the default setting of the universe and the job of a being of godlike power who aims to do good is to fix things when they break and thwart evil from spoiling the natural state of goodness.

    Because if the universe is not good at its core then the moral responsibility of that same godlike being who wants to do good is to assume power absolutely and make the universe good by force.

    And that’s not Superman.

    I don’t think IRL, good is the default setting of the universe.