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Testimonial - Well it seems that most of you "discordians" are little more than dupes of the Cathedral/NWO memetic apparatus after all -- "freethinkers" in the sense that you are willing to think slightly outside the designated boxes of correct thought, but not free in the sense that you reject the existence of the boxes and seek their destruction.
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#1
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: some drunkRD REPEAts an o...
Last post by Faust - Yesterday at 10:20:04 PMWhen you are thinking about any part of your worldviews are you repeating opinions from others or do you build them off off evidence you have reasonable confidence in.
Were you do you get the information that feeds into those decisions, do your sources all agree or do they conflict.
Were you do you get the information that feeds into those decisions, do your sources all agree or do they conflict.
#2
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / some drunkRD REPEAts an old q...
Last post by DishpitDipshit - Yesterday at 09:40:42 AMthe grain: so,,,\\ how the [] am I supposed to know what's thinking for myself and what's just regurgitating the words i have heard in rhe past?
the chaff: i am sorry if i'm repeating past questuins, feel free to just link to a past thread asking the same question.
the chaff: i am sorry if i'm repeating past questuins, feel free to just link to a past thread asking the same question.
#3
Principia Discussion / Re: Have a Slack Sloth Day
Last post by Abbot Mythos - September 05, 2026, 02:10:09 AM'Tis the 27th day of the Season of Bureaucracy in the Year of Our Lady of Discord 3192, and time to not give a damn about celebrating the Bureausloth Whollyday. And, in the true spirit of this Whollyday, I'm a day late in even mentioning it.
Carry on.
Hail Eris!
All Hail Discordia!
Carry on.
Hail Eris!
All Hail Discordia!
#4
Featured / Re: The Subtitle Says This Is ...
Last post by Abbot Mythos - September 02, 2026, 09:12:30 PMI agree. Pulling into that particular port of call should improve the morale of much of the crew.
The only thing I can add to your assessment is that I don't believe the US Navy wanted to go on record as having deployed an aircraft carrier for that ungodly length of time without allowing the entire crew to go ashore at all.
The only thing I can add to your assessment is that I don't believe the US Navy wanted to go on record as having deployed an aircraft carrier for that ungodly length of time without allowing the entire crew to go ashore at all.
#5
Featured / Re: The Subtitle Says This Is ...
Last post by Faust - September 02, 2026, 07:30:36 PM
what do you make of this? Scores of sailors descending on an island known for sex tourism seems dodgy to me but should improve morale
#6
Apple Talk / Re: Anyone seen this before?
Last post by Sleepyf0cker - August 28, 2026, 09:53:57 AMThx, ove done a good amount research... Just haven't figured out the cypher code yet.
#7
Apple Talk / Re: Rules of Business and Indu...
Last post by DishpitDipshit - August 28, 2026, 06:10:20 AMQuote from: Doktor Howl on April 21, 2026, 01:43:42 AMRule #2: "Documenting things will not actually establish accountability. The only way to establish accountability is skullduggery."But watch out. Skullduggery often begets skullduggery in return.
#8
Apple Talk / Re: Anyone seen this before?
Last post by Faust - August 26, 2026, 07:24:50 PMHoly shit thats really cool
#9
High Weirdness / Re: Still Think "Skynet" Is On...
Last post by Abbot Mythos - August 26, 2026, 05:13:05 PMOoh! Ooh! I think I know the answer to this one!
As per this article:
"AI can draft your emails, plan an itinerary for your next vacation or drum up inspiration for your home renovation. It can also now design the genetic code for new biological viruses.
In a new study in the journal Science, scientists from Stanford University and the Arc Institute used artificial intelligence to design the first genomes for viruses that are not found in the natural world. The synthetic viruses are bacteriophages, which target bacteria and, in this case, destroyed E. coli in a lab setting.
The research raises hopes of possible advances in biotechnology and healthcare, while also raising concerns about malicious actors creating biological weapons or researchers inadvertently creating dangerous biological agents."
But, that's not all AI has shown it can already do.
And so, the Great Filter has acquired yet another new feature.
As per this article:
"AI can draft your emails, plan an itinerary for your next vacation or drum up inspiration for your home renovation. It can also now design the genetic code for new biological viruses.
In a new study in the journal Science, scientists from Stanford University and the Arc Institute used artificial intelligence to design the first genomes for viruses that are not found in the natural world. The synthetic viruses are bacteriophages, which target bacteria and, in this case, destroyed E. coli in a lab setting.
The research raises hopes of possible advances in biotechnology and healthcare, while also raising concerns about malicious actors creating biological weapons or researchers inadvertently creating dangerous biological agents."
But, that's not all AI has shown it can already do.
And so, the Great Filter has acquired yet another new feature.
#10
Apple Talk / Re: Anyone seen this before?
Last post by Sleepyf0cker - August 26, 2026, 10:29:46 AMHere's part of the high priest ordination certificate I was talking about in my first pic.... Enjoy..
https://ibb.co/gZ6WZDxQ
https://ibb.co/gZ6WZDxQ