@esvrld the trolley problem was popularized by virtue ethicist Philippa Foot to critique utilitarianism. people who use utilitarian ethics to solve the trolley problem unironically are missing the point of the meme

btw there's literally no reason to eat like this unless you are a child with drug-resistant epilepsy

"I killed 8 people and now my girlfriend doesn’t want to play league of legends anymore, kale salad with egg"

the first image on the wikipedia page for "low-carbohydrate diet" looks like it belongs on r/kitchencels

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"turbo cancer" sounds like some parody band name but it's a real conspiracy theory some people actually believe

smart water implies the existence of dumb water

@ophis no one seems to have paid attention to the book but I found a response to it on Catholic Answers of all places https://www.catholic.com/magazine/online-edition/a-manual-for-creating-atheists-a-critical-review

everyone should become addicted to meth so that we have an incentive to work together to strip the data centers bare like whale falls in the deep sea

@risperdoll there's an entire song like this https://www.youtube.co...

@utz goals

reading about Catholic theology of the body made me realize where Janice Raymond got her dogshit views from

compassion for nonhuman animals = woke mind virus

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@YKantRachelRead yeah it's traceable to al-Ghazali

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afaik William Lane Craig's main claim to fame is reheating medieval Islam's philosophical nachos. however I think it's funny how many Christian creationists keep citing him, considering Craig actually considers the theory of evolution compatible with Christianity

I'm not overthinking, everyone else is underthinking

@ophis reminds me of some shitty atheist book I have which defines "faith" as believing in stuff without enough evidence

white noise machine that only plays mainstream country music