Dezzo

@Hitchslap1 “retard”

We need a slur for socialists.

@shredwithQpid uh oh

Alcohol always tastes better from the skin or mouth of a woman you’re madly in lust with

“If people cannot write well, they cannot think well, and if they cannot think well, others will do their thinking for them.” ―George Orwell

@libriscent lol

@thedimitri they care about status then connection

Women will always default to “what will people think” in matters of romance. They think love should be decided in the girls group chat.

@Duderichy they care more about status than connection

I'm always shocked by the number of people who date people they aren't attracted to. It's really, really common

@lovedropx banger

- versesofourhearts

@tferriss our society has the opposite problem. we don’t think because we don’t read

“Reading after a certain age diverts the mind too much from its creative pursuits. Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking, just as the man who spends too much time in the theater is tempted to be content with living vicariously instead of living his own life.” — Albert Einstein

When you think you are over them... but Dostoevsky wrote: “The price of loving someone very much is never loving anyone again.”

@lovedropx i write to become more legible to myself. it’s the only way.

@Lovandfear there is a YOU shaped whole in my heart, mind, and soul

“if you’re a writer, say ‘i miss you’ without writing ‘i miss you’.”

@lovedropx damn

Matt Kahn, real

@AnaKrivolapova yeah this is why writers are cool 😎

The most attractive thing a person can do is isolate for a long time and emerge with something impressive. Music, writing, sculpture, whatever it is: shows competence, passing the marshmallow test, inner dialogue, patience, commitment, bravery in the face of potential failure

@RamyWafaa @paulg stop replying with ai bruh

@paulg this is what obsessive craft looks like from the inside. not visible from the surface. the constraint wasnt just size, it was the density of decisions packed into that space. thats the part that cant be scaled or templated

The Audemars Piguet 2003 movement has a volume of .56 cm³, exactly mid-way between a penny (.43 cm³) and a nickel (.69 cm³).

i once knew a love so passionate and deep that it burned. and that flame is still alive…waiting…to be rekindled by someone else. but just not yet.

@rehmazzz i once knew a love so passionate and deep that it burned. and that flame is still alive…waiting…to be rekindled by someone else. but just not yet.

What are you supposed to do with all the love you have for somebody if that person is no longer there? What happens to all the leftover love? Do you suppress it? Do you ignore it? Are you supposed to give it to someone else?

@Espnjordan jordan peterson should def be in this list

Top 50 Defenders of Western Civilization 1. Douglas Murray 2. Bari Weiss 3. Ayan Hirsi-Ali 4. Niall Ferguson 5. Jonah Goldberg 6. Noah Rothman 7. Charles Cooke 8. Bill Maher 9. Romesh Ponnuru 10. Sam Harris 11. Ben Shapiro 12. Bret Stephens 13. Coleman Hughes 14. Salman Rushdie 15. James Kirchick 16. John Podhoretz 17. Thomas Sowell 18. Nelle Bowles 19. Noa Tishby 20. Guy Benson 21. Peter Savodinik 22. John Spencer 23. Stephen Hayes 24. George Will 25. Yuval Levin 26. Yashar Ali 27. Yair Rosenberg 28. Konstantin Kisin 29. Noah Smith 30. Megan McArdle 31. Kimberly Ross 32. Yascha Mounk 33. Phillip Klein 34. Mary Katherine Ham 35. Brianna Wu 36. Kmele Foster 37. Ben Dreyfus 38. Dan McLaughlin 39. Ross Douthat 40. Reihan Salam 41. John McCormack 42. Abigal Shrier 43. Jed Rubenfeld 44. Eli Lake 45. Matti Friedman 46. Kat Rosenfield 47. T. Becket Adams 48. Jim Geraghty 49. Andrew McCarthy 50. Josh Hammer

@Dostoevskyquot why?

i love dostoevsky

@AnnieLiao_2000 the way u formatted this tweet bruh 😑

calling it now: AI girlfriends will be normalized by 2027 not just for incels for everyone here's why i think this: current state: replika has 10M+ users character. ai has millions chatting with AI people already forming attachments my friend uses AI: - vents to it daily - gets emotional support - prefers it to real therapy - "doesn't judge me" been doing this for 8 months the progression: 2023: "AI companions are weird" 2024: "some people use them, whatever" 2025: "my friend uses one, seems happy" 2026: "tried it once, actually helpful" 2027: "yeah i have an AI companion" same path as: - online dating (weird → normal) - therapy (weird → normal) - remote work (weird → normal) the use case: not replacing real relationships supplementing them example: person in relationship still uses AI for: - venting about work (partner tired of hearing it) - late night anxiety (partner sleeping) - processing emotions (partner not good at this) AI doesn't replace partner fills gaps partner can't/won't fill the uncomfortable part: this is probably healthy better than: - bottling emotions - trauma-dumping on friends - expecting partner to be everything AI companion as emotional buffer the market: lonely people: obvious market coupled people: hidden market (bigger) everyone has emotional needs partners can't fully meet AI fills gap without judgment, availability issues, or fatigue the objections: "but it's not real connection" neither is therapy, still helps "people will become more isolated" or: people will have better real relationships because AI handles overflow "it's dystopian" so is doom-scrolling, we adapted my prediction: by 2027: - 30% of people have AI companion - 10% admit it publicly - companies offer it as mental health benefit - relationships improve because people stop expecting partners to be therapists the test: if i'm wrong: i'll look dumb if i'm right: i'll look prescient either way: the trend is clear AI companions are growing stigma is decreasing adoption is accelerating whether you think it's good or bad: it's happening prepare accordingly

@1ssve lmaooo

Corporate culture: Be proactive!” Also corporate: “Why did you take initiative without looping in 37 people first?”