Given that the Zionist movement was founded decades before the Nazi movement, I would say Nazis are the descendants.

My thoughts are an absolute mess, and a combination of auditory and “visual” representations. My partner says when I am thinking really hard it looks like I am reading a book and talking to myself.

I would assume the music from the water temple is similar to the music played 24/7 in hell. lol

I don’t care what you think because you aren’t here in good faith. I won’t engage with you further.

Conclusions

Research on the brain-health consequences of digital technology is beginning to elucidate how these novel devices and programs can both help and harm brain function. Their frequent use heightens ADHD symptoms, interferes with emotional and social intelligence, can lead to addictive behaviors, increases social isolation, and interferes with brain development and sleep. However, specific programs, videogames, and other online tools may provide mental exercises that activate neural circuitry, improve cognitive functioning, reduce anxiety, increase restful sleep, and offer other brain-health benefits. Future research needs to elucidate underlying mechanisms and causal relationships between technology use and brain health, with a focus on both the positive and negative impact of digital technology use.

You should have actually tried reading it.

When everyone is looking at their phones, they aren’t engaging with each other.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7366948/

This should start you off.

Excessive device use has been demonstrated to be highly detrimental to adults. The recommendation is no more than one hour a day.

In a world where no one listens to that advice and actively acts against it, children can only benefit from 8 hours a day where they are not allowed access and must instead be social humans for a while.

There’s much more to schools than just focus in classes.

Like in person socialization and relationship building?

Seems to me it’s just a bunch of serial killers working together.

I wish it was taken as seriously as this, because I too see it this way. You may not be pulling the trigger, but you most certainly killed that person by stoking their suicidal ideation.

That is because technology, not because people are better than they were 2000 years ago.

Who are “our handlers”?

Create an in depth history that can be verified by anyone as true, and take control over the world using that made up persons perceived power. Then things are going to get messy for a bit while I impose my view on the world. If things go well I can hope I will be benevolent in the end. If they don’t, purge all data of myself again and start over.

Third times the charm.

Not quite true, I think. Thanks to education, literacy, better nutrition, we have been nearing the level where the old ways are nowheres -nearly- as crude, unthinking and hurtful as they were for 5900 of those years. All the scamming has been laid out for everyone to see. And now, we get to choose.

You believe at about 1925 we shifted from “crude, unthinking, and hurtful” old ways and have made substantial progress in the last 100 years away from excessive resource consumption, constant war, and constant injustice for the majority of people living in the world today?

All we have is technological advances. As a civilization I would argue that we have made no progress, and we simply repeat histories of feast/famine, war/peace, justice/injustice because we are stupid animals.

One would think after approximately 6000 years of documented history we would have worked the bugs out of this whole “civilization” thing if we were truly intelligent or making progress.

I argue for the audience for two reasons:

1. The subjective experience for every individual will be different with any form of art.

2. The audience is what determines if something is “art”, so without the audience the creator isn’t producing “art”.

How are you defining Caucasian?

Thank you for sharing this absolutely hilarious story. Gave me a hearty laugh in the morning. haha

Good luck getting passed it! I know I wouldn’t be strong enough. haha

I would suggest going to the Library and seeing if they have a Russian language course, or finding one at a book store if you can afford it. I find having an actual structured course helps me in my learning, and it will usually include resources like audio.

Thanks for the suggestion!

I have no experience in C, but I do like Python.