ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
people often post this stuff to imply that moral panics about the technologies of the past were quaint. But the past is full of reminders that we are on a long, slow march away from embodied experience, and that we’ve lost more of it than we can even remember
ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
—Voy a escribir una línea medio romanticona para una canción
—Buenísimo, Axl
—"Sos una en una millón" va ¿o no?
—Me gusta.
—"Sos una estrella fugaz"
—Perfecto.
—De paso voy a bardear a los negros
—¿Qué?
—Y también a los putos
—¿Eh?
—Y bueno, a los inmigrantes
ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
What the Jensen Huang “scandal” reveals is that American society affirms and condones every variation of female sexuality, which apparently includes mvrdring ur children, while restricting and repressing men, who are supposed to exist only to serve their wives
True
This is true, Gen X and Millennials carry the memory of the past into this century when Silents and Boomers are no more. I feel sad when I see Zoomers and Alphas reject everything that didn’t come out yesterday. Of course, not all are like this and many are drawn to nostalgia. Those love the 80s and 90s more.
ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
fundas una empresa en el 93
33 años de honest work
finalmente se da el contexto en el que tu tesis vale gorilions
tu empresa domina al mundo
degustas unos asian milkers
guantanamo
ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
Men who mouth libtard pieties for fear of having their monthly gf sex privilege withheld are infinitely faggotier than even the most AIDS-ridden sodomite
ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
Did it hit you that a centibillionaire, Jensen Huang, is less free than a random plumber?
Frens must read
Both the lower IQ and highest IQ whites are right-wing, which tends to be attributed to the fact that midwit left-wing propaganda goes over the heads of the former and is seen through by the latter.
There’s truth to this, but it overemphasizes the intellect. The ideals, the symbolism, the health, the body language of the right are apparent to all, prior to any intellectualization. The “vulgar” Trump supporter knows self-assuredness when he sees it; knows a hero when he sees one. And in fact, so does the midwit — who is then overjoyed to find left-wing propaganda that finally enables him to rationalize the resentment such a sight inspires.
In many cases, the vulgar Trump supporter himself is content and self-assured, and ranks well on certain hierarchies despite a lower position on maybe IQ or class. The genius Trump supporter may or may not be on top of many hierarchies, but in some cases, intelligence is the only prominent one where he ranks well, which might inspire the assumption that all political orientation comes down to intellect. There are also instincts to love one's country, love beauty, love freedom, love community, love order, regardless of intelligence.
What’s notable, then, about the midwit white left-winger is not their mediocre intelligence, but their narcissism; that there are no hierarchies that reward them except for midwit moralizing, and that that’s something they can’t accept.
1
26
ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
"sabes cuando voy a tomar helado? cuando lo sirvan caliente"
No defiendo al bully.
Pero me llama la atención como muchas de las cuentas que sigo, fueron bullyneados de chicos, o basan su filosofia en una especie de ¿Venganza?
Pensé que el reddit soyboy estaba lejos. Que Tw tendría mas Chads que raritos...
1
50
ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
BAP talks about this even billionaires are slaves in iron prison world
ARGENTHUMOS retweeted
I have said this before, but movie makers & writers raised on modern media are shit.
Pokemon started because the creator liked collecting bugs and exploring as a kid, not just playing other video games. Inbred Media.
You can't make music out of all samples forever.
So, Terry Pratchett was once asked what books aspiring fantasy novelists should read if they hope to write great fiction. His advice was telling. He encouraged authors to avoid reading much of what passes for contemporary fantasy (what he called “Extruded Fantasy Product,” derivative of Tolkien). “Do not write it,” he said, “and try not to read it. Read widely outside the genre. Read about the Old West (a fantasy in itself) or Georgian London or how Nelson’s navy was victualled or the history of alchemy or clock-making or the mail coach system. Read with the mindset of a carpenter looking at trees.”
Any great fantasy series you can name, from Star Wars to Narnia to Discworld, was written by authors who read voraciously, who read old books and loved old myths, whose minds were so steeped in history and folklore and obscure pulp fiction that they couldn’t have written derivative works if they had tried. We’ll only have great fantasy in this century if we can recover the reading habits of the authors of a previous era.



































