Sevenut Sucks and is Also a Shrimp Guy

Reminder that my gf and I released an album today. It's a free download. Go grab it if you like drum n bass, hardvapor, metal. Y'know, that sorta thing waveracerscollective.bandcamp.com/album/overkrill

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You should follow me on my bsky if you want to see actual posts. I don't use this site anymore

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@sendookualt Humans carry diseases, too, but I don't stomp them to death

It's kinda weird to me how much people seem to not talk about I'll Try Living Like This nowadays. I feel like it was a paradigm shift for vaporwave, but there's still nothing really like it (outside of just what dds is still putting out)

For anyone who hasn't listened to vaporwave and wants to, I feel like these you need to listen to these three albums in order to get a feel for the evolution

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actual random happening from mewgenics

@halgalaz That's why you gotta write all your ideas down in a sloppy, disorganized way. Like the ravings of a madman. That's what I plan to do, anyway

This thought kicks me in the butt to do more while I can cause like.....99% of my lore and ideas are stored in my head and if I dont draw them nobody will kinda mentality haha

They always bring up 5th grade science textbooks because they have the intelligence of an elementary schooler

@sendookualt Not to say hunter-gatherers were all peaceful utopic hippies, just that life was really hard then, so patriarchies and matriarchies didn't really matter as far as group survival was concerned

@sendookualt It wasn't until the advent of agriculture that humans started developing largely patriarchal stricter hierarchies.

@sendookualt Well, our understanding of human evolution is always changing, so it could be possible that what you said is what was scientific consensus at the time. I've personally never heard about forceful interbreeding, but y'know, science always changes as we understand more

@sendookualt Many scientists would argue that modern humans and other concurrent archeic humans were subspecies of each other. There's evidence that goes both ways

@sendookualt There's also no reason to believe that early Homo sapiens believed that neanderthals or other concurrent archaic humans weren't humans, either. Our understanding is that they acted similarly, looked similar, and had a similar level of intelligence.

@sendookualt Interbreed may have lead to the extinction of some archeic humans by integration, but it's largely fell out of favor as the main or even an important reason.

@sendookualt For one, neanderthals were overall stronger than humans. They had more muscle mass, had bigger brains on average, and were just bigger. This means they required more calories to survive compared to humans, who were smaller and weaker on average