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Gokturks_are_furries 1 point

tagging as political

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tried that stuff for a while, and honestly it's really easy to see why myspace died out. Navigating through some labyrinthine ui to look for people to converse with while other sites give you your dopamine hit right on the home page just isn't going to be worth it for most people.

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make sure to tag your posts properly

personally, i think it will all work itself out. people these days have become so anti-establishment that they're willing to jettison all of the good along with the bad. in the future, america will be dominated by post-trump maga and the demsocs, and the one thing they'll agree on is that they both hate silicon valley and the surveillance projects they keep shilling.

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lol, you got me

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no nsfw images under posts not marked as nsfw

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based Femanon.

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Joan of Arc.

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strongly opposed.

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i wish i get quads.

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this is just an ad for a painting company.

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what ymous said. you seem to be confusing definition with perception, or, perhaps more accurately, experience. It is possible to define something without ever really experiencing it. To go back to my example of the electromagnetic spectrum, there, iirc, some animals that can see in a different or simply wider range of light than humans can. The Mantis Shrimp, for instance, can see everything from ultraviolet to far-red. While we can never truly experience what it's like to actually see these colors, we can still know they exist and that some other being is experiencing them, because our definition of these colors are not entirely dependent on our experiencing them.

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