Mobius

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Mobius

Mobius

@Mobiousus

Construction worker and laborer turned writer, poet, musician, and song writer https://t.co/fsSz0yYeiD https://t.co/hHqfxMHTd7

Katılım Ekim 2025
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@adulpanget @HSsai Yeah, I prefer writing intelligent MC's. It's an isekai satire, and he was a speed-runner/game Exploiter. So, Game Exploiter in Another World. Lots of goofy nonsense to, so I don't take things too seriously.
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S. A. Rivera 🇺🇲@literaturedevil·
Not every isekai protagonist needs to join an "Adventurer's Guild"
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@Sargon_of_Akkad Says Carl Benjamin, a very British name with an attitude. Keep your weird biscuits, and your fake accent, while I wrestle this meth head gator.
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Mobius@Mobiousus·
@Strangeland_Elf I suppose that commenter is either extremely insecure, or has never lived in a warm environment. I live in Florida, where it's hot, and I like coffee, so I drink iced coffee sometimes. Big whoop, wanna fuck about?
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Elwë Singollo 🌷🧝🏻‍♀️
Performative manliness in the form of what you drink has got to be one of the most silly forms of performative manliness.
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@HSsai What's funny about mine, is that there's a reason to join a guild in that story. An "adventures guild" is able to utilize the "Isekai menu's" of adventurers for an emergency assist system when they are in danger. Those guilds are controlling though, and he doesn't want to join.
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Sai@HSsai·
@Mobiousus same. mine has the characters traveling, and if they need to do a bounty, they can just do a bounty, the worldbuilding isn't suited for the typical "adventurers guild where you have to rank up to do harder tasks" crap.
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@sabinfigaro2001 @DelusionPosting I think he's confusing this with a three-way stop, and is also confusing the turn with a "protected left turn". But that happens at stop lights with designated turning lanes and lights, hence "protected". But, he said "there are no signs". So idk. He's just stupid I guess.
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Wolfman@sabinfigaro2001·
@Mobiousus @DelusionPosting I'm wondering where he got that 'unobstructed from the right' bit, because I'm pretty sure that's completely wrong. The closest I can think of is in a roundabout, where you have the right of way if there is no obstruction to your left, but that's the opposite.
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@2sush Complex and varied sentence structure can do that too. AI tends to use the average amount of words between commas in sentences, that average being 5-6 words. It does so with robotic precision, I say in six words, and rarely deviates unless prompted. This is true for most AI slop.
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sush@2sush·
Bad grammar is thhe new proof of being human
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Mobius@Mobiousus·
@ReviewsPossum There's a name for this, it's called Nobel Disease.
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Possum Reviews@ReviewsPossum·
I was just talking about how highly educated people convince themselves of obviously stupid things all the time. Being educated makes it easier to do the mental gymnastics needed to ignore common sense and evidence, and convince yourself that something any moron could tell you is a bad idea is "actually kinda genius if you think about it".
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f Money is Infinite, Why Do We Still Have Poverty? | Prof. Jiang Xueqin If money is infinite, why does poverty still exist.

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Mobius@Mobiousus·
@DelusionPosting There's a famous Austrian painter who would love that post. He and his allies would think it is quite swell, and not delusional, Mr. Delusional.
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@TonyMichaelX Construction workers are better artists than people with art degrees. There are these things called regulations, and commercial housing. Build cheap and by the books, to sell cheap.
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TONY@TonyMichaelX·
Those people didn’t have art degrees.
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Pipi Slayer🦇💀@ppslayer_vt·
Heh, nice argument. Unfortunately, I already drew you as a pregnant soyjack and myself as a gigachad🥴
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Rima Evenstar@RimaEvenstar·
What's a theme or outfit you guys would like to see me drawn in?
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@Devon_Eriksen_ There is nothing, on this planet, in this universe, or in all of existence that is truly invisible, except a congressman's brain.
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Devon Eriksen@Devon_Eriksen_·
The biggest obstacle to problem solving is "giving things the wrong names". If your city has a feral human problem, and you call it a "homeless problem", you aren't going to understand the correct solution. So you're going to end up buying a lot of homes for feral drug zombies to turn into rat infested drug dens. Conversely, if your city has a homeless cat problem, and you call it a "feral cat problem", you're going to end up killing a lot of innocent animals, and being troubled by a lot of unnecessary rats. If you take a noise mitigating technology, put it on a car and call it a "muffler", then pretty soon you're required by law to have one, because no one wants to listen to 2500 explosions per second right outside his house. But if you it on a rifle, and apply for a patent calling it a "silencer", then pretty soon you're required by law to not have one, because some Hollywood filmmaker thought it was a magic device that would let you have invisible gunfights in the middle of a crowded subway. Now let's suppose you want to develop radar camouflage. To do this, you need eleventy billion trillion squillion dollars from congress, which they will print with their money printer, thereby reducing the value of some carpenter's life savings in Peoria, Illinois to just enough to buy a large pizza. But since congress has the collective IQ of a goldfish, and less attention span, you can't call it what it is, which is radar camouflage, because then they will think you just need to paint some tan and green blobs on planes, and they will only give you two billion trillion squillion dollars. They'll still print the rest, of course, but they'll spend it on tiny houses for feral drug zombies (built on contract for two million dollars each by a contractor who just happens to be a senator's cousin), and on murdering homeless cats. You want that extra nine billion trillion squillion dollars. Partially because you need it, but also because congress just inflated your life savings to the price of one large pizza. So you call the whole thing a "stealth fighter" which will be "invisible to radar". And you get eleventy billion trillion squillion dollars. Yay! But now everyone who isn't an engineer is confused. They now literally think you have an invisible airplane, like Wonder Woman scooting across the sky on her butt in an 80s cartoon. If you had called it "camouflage", you wouldn't have that problem. Because everybody knows that camouflage doesn't make you invisible. Camouflage just makes it take longer to spot you. Which gives you more time to do stuff before angry people start shooting at you. No one would ever call camouflage a "failure" because a soldier wearing a tan and green jacket got shot. Because it's named correctly, so people understand it correctly. So @Microinteracti1 is dead wrong. But it's not his fault. He just believed the lie that was intended for congress, because he's not an engineer. It's not even the fault of the people who lied. Yes, they wanted money. But they also wanted less dead pilots. So whose fault is it? Congress, of course. You have to lie to them to get anything done, because they are a bunch of 50+ year old theater kids, with no understanding of the world they live in, and no skills except winning rigged popularity contests and being sex pests to any woman or child who strays too close. When the system becomes so entrenched and ossified that it spends more time and money dealing with social expectations than physical realities, of course the impingement of universal laws on your bubble is going to come as a bit a of rude shock. In reality, radar works like light. It bounces off stuff, and then you detect it, and notice that it bounced off something. Only difference is, light comes from the sun, but you have to shine the radar yourself. There's a little piece of tech that cyclists use so you won't run them over when they ignore stoplights at night, or cut you off in traffic, entrusting their lives to you while assuming you're heartless because of your Trump 2024 bumper sticker. This piece of tech is called retroreflective clothing. It's designed to bounce light straight back at whatever angle it came in at, based on the assumption that your eyes are in roughly the same direction as your headlights. This way, you see them, and you only fantasize about killing them on purpose, instead of doing it for real by accident. Radar camouflage is the opposite. It's designed to absorb as much radar energy as possible, and to throw the rest off at a different angle. This increases the time it takes to realize you're there at all, and the time it takes to figure out where you are, which means that you have more time to drop JDAMs on people before someone starts shooting at you. Which is nice. But there are countermeasures. First of all, you're still a solid physical object that reflects light, and that includes radar. You can't suppress it all. Secondly, if you're throwing off reflected radar in a different direction, the enemy can put radar emitters, and radar detectors, in multiple places. And have them talk to each other. A camouflaged guy can hide from one person, but it's harder to hide from ten people standing in a big circle around your hiding spot. So you use all your tricks, try not to get notice, and you devote special effort to throwing long range munitions at all the stuff people put there to see you with. But you know the risk, and you take it seriously, because no one told the PILOTS they were invisible. That's just what they sold to congress. For eleventy billion trillion squillion dollars of your kids' college money.
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Gandalv@Microinteracti1

The F-35 was supposed to be unkillable. That was the whole point. Lockheed Martin spent thirty years and four hundred billion dollars, the most expensive weapons programme in human history, building an aircraft that the enemy simply could not see. Not on radar. Not on infrared. Not on anything. The F-35 was not just a fighter jet. It was a theological statement. America’s way of saying: we have moved beyond the reach of your missiles, your sensors, and your prayers. Iran apparently didn’t get the memo. Somewhere over Iranian airspace on March 19, 2026, an IRST system, infrared search and track, the kind of sensor your grandmother could probably explain, looked up, found the F-35, and locked on. Not because Iranian engineers are geniuses. Because the F-35, it turns out, is extremely hot. All that engine. All that thrust. All that carefully sculpted stealth geometry, and the bloody thing glows like a kettle. The heat signature data Iran now holds is not just embarrassing. It is a gift that keeps giving. To Moscow. To Beijing. To every procurement ministry on the planet that has been quietly wondering whether to spend the money on systems designed to kill this aircraft. The answer, as of this week, is yes. And here is the bit that should really worry the Pentagon. You can patch software. You can redesign coatings. You cannot reprogramme a pilot’s brain. Every F-35 driver who takes off from here on knows, actually knows, that someone down there might be able to see them. That changes everything about how they fly. Caution replaces aggression. Hesitation replaces instinct. Four hundred billion dollars. And in the end, it was done in by a heat sensor. Tremendous. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

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Mobius@Mobiousus·
@SandyofCthulhu Oh come on now, who hasn't boiled a guest or two? I'm sure he was a nice fellow.
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Mobius@Mobiousus·
@LeeandLie What about my Chapter 7.... bankruptcy.
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@CrocodileCam Almost forgot. If you're doing concrete work, especially digging, then watch out for your hip, on the or side you kick a shovel with. Cartilage destruction and nerve damage is a far greater pain than anything else I've experienced. I'd rather get hit with a 15lbs sledge every day
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Crocodile Cam⚡️🇨🇻
@Mobiousus Yea I currently am working concrete. I woulda called osha so mf quick you have no idea. The silica dust will never be on the list of things I play with
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Mobius
Mobius@Mobiousus·
@LizzyStarrrdust This happens because stupid people tend to talk more. There are more low IQ men than women. Low IQ people blabber more. Thus, more comments. Math is the language of the universe, and sometimes, the universe is stupid.
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LIZZY💥@LizzyStarrrdust·
Men are so emotional. Both statements are correct but hoards of men couldn't admit the one which painted them as a group in a more negative light than women and let their emotions overtake rational thought. Facts don't care about your feelings. Calm down.
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