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Need to find a way to mute the insecure performative third world hating of Japan and Korea that is plaguing this site without muting other stuff from those countries
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"Muslims have done nothing but normalize a status quo of failure for the past half century, and over the past two decades this mentality has been transposed into cyberspace with all attempts at forming something new simply being replications of this same physical dystopia."
My head’s gone I almost jumped on here to say something about Jorja Smith but we don’t do those things on this account
There’s no way out, embrace the loneliness
If you truly wish to live solely for God, you will live alone with Him and die alone with Him. And if that is the case, you will have everything, even what you sacrificed.
It’s ok, as long as something actually happens I’ll be happy
I would write a thread on DCT and my views on the relationship between the ontological status of morality and our perceptions of morality,
but instead I’m gonna nap and play some Deadlock.
Replying to @Azhaar3818
A problem here however is that once you take this view (affirming these attributes yet also saying when these attributes clash with what we know of them that God is not to be questioned) that it renders a lot of theological language meaningless noise.
BREAKING: Microsoft, $MSFT, is offering buyouts to 60,000 workers as part of the company’s efforts to cut costs amid AI adoption, per Bloomberg.
Personnel on select teams in the US, Canada, India, and the UK at a vice president level and below will be eligible.
This reflects ~27% of Microsoft's total workforce.
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Welcome to Islam, we don’t listen to music. We play a quranic verse talking about the tree of Zaqqum, as we flex a BMW to promote our dog shit clothing business. Because music is haram, so we use Quran for our content as replacement, as that is better according to Zoolafiyyah
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Already done
shaykhabdalqadir.com/fatwa-o…
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Quite contrary to my argument, I've always liked this essay by Mark Fisher on the Y2K problem.
Warnings about catastrophic AI from Amodei and Altman are producing real effects, i/c cyberpositive feedback loops in investment, regulation, etc.
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