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I'm feeling out of touch with how the world, society or whatever is trying to function.

Ok, so basically a user had asked whats the best way to buy their neighbors house. There were some useful (if not obvious) answers as replies. And then there's my reply......

Stood by my coffee maker that's just about to finish, feeling super thirsty. Thought I'd have a glass of water before my coffee. Got a glass out of the cupboard, remembered I had ice cubes in the freezer, then got one out and put it in my coffee mug instead of the glass next to it. For a couple of seconds I was like "I've done something wrong, but I don't know what."

I really started to just use Lemmy as a option b, rather than the main social media I use.

I think I'd like to go bigger with it next year.

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Currently Lemmy has a decent selection of communities and nearly any post gets a good traction, you easily find yourself in convos and can recognise others if you frequent enough

Most of the time, my physical interaction with the world is automated, a known set of subroutines. Then I am a little person inside my own mind stuck on a gymnasticon. Struggling away doing awefull calculations.

Ahhhhh

We are already headed to this point but just imagine: In the future you get some answer from AI and you want to see if it's true. Where would you check? Ask another AI or the same AI if it's right? I can just see a potential future where AI could pretty much tell us anything and we would have way to know if it's right or not.

It's a true story. I was just reminded of part of it by a post elsewhere, and it got me thinking about the people involved and the impact it all had on me.

I figure if we make this the standard and normalized way to refer to these tariffs, then it will really drive home the point to republican voters that THEY did this. THEY are getting hurt by their own party. Because I'm sure right now they're trying to find a way to blame obama, or biden, or hillary, or kamala, or whomever.

In terms of both original guides put together by people around here and putting together links of genuinely helpful guides that aren't buried in ads or take forever to get to what you're looking for help with.

Just sharing in case it helps anyone.