One milk away from tres leches

C is a makeshift kitchen deep in the Lacandon Jungle. If you burn your food, you start a forest fire and die.

Kitchen Gallery Bistro

Spicy Crust Pizzeria

It’s been 11 years?! Goddamn, man. I feel old.

You and I have similar tastes.

Fool! /b/ was never good.

Blue boards are like 75% clean of Nazi filth. R9K is 60% clean. /pol/ has nothing but Nazi filth. It is the containment board. /b/ is just porn

I am currently a hotel receptionist. Night is when extremely drunk hordes come in from the beach and try to reserve one bedroom for 10 people and a child they’re trying to sneak in.

There’s an equivalent for homosexuals

As far as I’m concerned, a chess bot that doesn’t have a preprogrammed set of moves but rather is capable of adapting and learning does in fact process a limited form of free will.

I believe that all living things that are capable of making decisions possess free will

At no point did I say that humanity is exempt.

I guess you could say I’m a compatabilist.

Your mind is a computer attempting to optimally fulfill several prerogatives which are determined primarily through evolutionary pressures. It is free to do this in the way it sees best and is free to adapt as the environment in which it operates changes, in the sense that it is not forced to override it’s internal decisions and come to a different conclusion regarding how to act. I consider this to be free will. You may disagree, but that would be haggling over definitions, rather than facts.

Crucially, this definition is true regardless of whether the universe’s course is predetermined or not. I personally don’t think it is, because a good chunk of the universe is random and I find it hard to believe that that randomness was predetermined.

“You know when cats see something that’s not there? That’s a greeble. They’re like invisible gremlins that like messing with cats.”

• The r/greeble sub from the other site

Perhaps the dogs see them too

If there’s a planned economy, this is definitely how it should be.

Kahjeet pays his taxes in mice and snakes

I lost the game :(

In the lore, Wayne runs an extensive charitable foundation to deal with the structural problems of Gotham by building schools, orphanages, and clinics. He also pays for the psychiatric and physical treatment of many of the villains.

In-universe he’s an idealized good billionaire. In real life, of couse, there is no such thing.