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    That Barry Bonds deserves to be in the HOF. And how sports writers should not be the only bar for an exceptional athlete is being snubbed (Clemens included even though I think he’s a jerk).

    That corporate greed is the root of almost every problem we have as a society. The game is fixed and it needs to change.

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    Nothing. These days? Not because I don’t know things, but because a lot of people refuse to accept new information, even when it comes from reputable peer-reviewed sources and there’s not much arguing with that.

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    Why we need to hold climate criminals accountable with extreme prejudice right now in 2025, and to make the case for full transition away from fossil capitalism.

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      You are right and I would vore for this 11/10 times.

      Yet, it would break the economy of it were to happen. And 99999/100000 people are status quoers 🫤

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        Break the economy for who? Who is it actually working the best for now? The wealthy elite love the status quo because they are the ones benefitting from it the most.

        Even a random middle class midwest family would benefit from moving away from fossil capitalism, since if done correctly the renewable investments would create millions of new jobs (“new” meaning in a different industry). People need to be able to envision what an ideal future could look like, instead of just the dystopian version of the current reality.

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          I don’t think that the Midwest is where the people majorly negatively-impacted would be. It’s people in the states that have low populations and a lot of fossil fuel extraction, like Wyoming.

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      Why we need to hold climate criminals accountable with extreme prejudice right now in 2025, and to make the case for full transition away from fossil capitalism.

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    Indiana Jones could have just stayed home and Raiders Of The Lost Ark would have ended the exact same way but without him dragging that one lady through hell.

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    If the argument is fair and both parties are open then I think I could win an argument that exercise is crucial for a long and healthy life.

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    Honestly nothing. The more I read and listen about any topic that can be debated the more unsure I am of my stance. I’m pretty sure that billionaires simply shouldn’t be allowed to hoard so much money, but I’d probably fold under a multi-layered, informed rebuttal - it’s more a gut feeling that i’d likely fail to articulate.

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    Who the bestest boy/girl is.

    To a dog, of course.

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    Nothing, conclusively, since I am already at a disadvantage because my brain processing speed can be low at times for debates and riddled with over thinking about how to reply, but I sure as hell could try winning an argument on why cartoons are better than live action. Or why my absolute favorite webcomic Peter & Company is something people should give a try.

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        If I remember correctly, I am pretty sure it’s implied he might be a little mentally slow, if you catch my drift. Though I don’t think they play that off for laughs in a negative way, thankfully.

        I’d have to go way back to when they first introduce him and read a few more issues with him in it afterwards to verify that, though, since it’s been forever since I’ve read some of the earlier issues.

        Edit:

        Looks like in the short storyline Peter and Iggy first meet, Iggy was written using with some letters flipped alongside having random lowercase letters dotted about uppercaps, so I definitely think they were going a little overboard on the mentally slow thing. It kinda looks like the sArCaSm thing is more of a way to show he’s still a little slow, but in a slightly less offensive manner.

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        I spent so long trying to make myself see blue-and-black. Kind of resigned that I can’t do it.

        I’ve managed to game other optical illusions by covering bits of them up, to break the effect, and then slowly shift the amount covered. Cover one eye. Focus on one part of the image.

        I can make the Necker cube be in either orientation.

        I’ve seen The Spinning Dancer run in both directions.

        But The Dress remains determinedly white-and-gold.

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            These guys apparently reproduced the effect.

            One apparently either sees white socks and pink crocs, or green socks and gray crocs.

            https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-life-of-the-mind/202502/the-dress-10-years-on

            https://lemmy.today/pictrs/image/b41aa1cd-3d1b-4ef8-886f-2c6494141805.jpeg

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            If it is true that the differential interpretation of the light source causes the disagreement about the percept, we should be able to recreate the effect de-novo:

            And we did: We put a pink croc under green light so it looks grey, then added white socks which — reflecting the green light appeared green. People who know that these socks are white used the green tint as a cue that something is off with the light and mentally color-corrected the image. To them, the croc looked pink, even though the pixels are objectively grey. People who took the color of the socks — green — at face value, saw the croc — consistent with its pixel values – as grey.

            EDIT: For me, it’s green socks and gray crocs.

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              I see green socks and pink crocs lol

              But I think it’s because I’m color correcting the Crocs from the green, but the socks, while I acknowledge are likely white in reality, do look very green from reflecting green light

              But then, yeah, there’s the difference of “do we take it at face value, or try to figure out what the ‘real’ colour is in neutral light?”

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            So this is really strange. I followed the link in the post above to look at the dress again and, as always, it’s obviously blue and black, but I kind of stared at the white background of the wiki page, and just barely kept the top left corner of the dress in my vision. I shit you not, the dress slowly turned more white and I looked down at the rest of the dress and the stripes were gold! At first it was subtle but it gradually became blatantly white and gold.

            Then I looked away, and it was black and blue again.

            Weird.

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    Probably nothing.

    Winning an argument would mean your opponent has enough sense to admit they were wrong, and I just don’t hold 99% of the people I come across to that standard anymore.