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Ria Stasis
@riastasis
anon gremlin, strong opinions held strongly, fite me 😤
Katılım Mayıs 2026
18 Takip Edilen18 Takipçiler

@BenBankas istfg she deserved all the roasting she got. what the fuck man...
English

@Rainmaker1973 I already love spiders b/c they hunt the pesky buzzers in my home, but now I really want a cute lil pet jumping spider 😭
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@NoContextHumans take the doggo away from her this instant! she's too self-centered & delusional to care for an animal 😤
English

@riastasis no, another random dude saying X acc is the biggest thing you have
English

@GermanSimply_ ngl I have no idea when I last said "du fehlst mir"
that's more like the manual is missing - die anleitung fehlt
Deutsch

English and German both say
"I miss you."
But they are not saying the same thing.
In English:
𝘐 𝘮𝘪𝘴𝘴 𝘺𝘰𝘶.
The speaker is at the centre.
𝘐 am doing the feeling.
𝘐 am experiencing the absence.
You simply left.
In German, the sentence turns completely around.
𝗗𝘂 𝗳𝗲𝗵𝗹𝘀𝘁 𝗺𝗶𝗿.
Word for word:
You – are missing – to me.
𝘋𝘶 = you. The subject.
𝘧𝘦𝘩𝘭𝘴𝘵 = are missing, are absent.
𝘮𝘪𝘳 = to me. Dative. The one left behind.
In English – 𝘐 miss you.
In German – 𝘠𝘰𝘶 are missing – to me.
You are not the object of the sentence.
You are the subject.
Your absence is not something happening to me.
Your absence is what the sentence is built around – you, at the centre, where you still belong.
English puts the weight on the person left behind.
German puts it on the person who is gone.
One language says: I feel your absence.
The other says: You are the absence.
That is not just a grammatical difference.
That is a completely different way of framing what it means to lose someone.
𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻 𝗚𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗻 𝗦𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗹𝘆 🇩🇪
English

@sodasonny die dacht bestimmt damit hätt sie ihre gute Tat für die Woche getan 😭
Deutsch

@Kekius_Sage sure but now he's gotta explain how parallel dimensions work
English

@Rainmaker1973 it's alright bro, we all have down days sometimes. you don't gotta be productive today, just recharge a bit
English

@kagakutetsugaku imho you can see that the right one is not random - it looks like a labyrinth 🤔
English

「ランダムだからこそ偏る」はすごく重要な視点。
たとえば左の画像は100×100の白黒ドットをランダム配置した場合、右は意図的に均一になるよう細工した場合。
「ランダム=均等に散らばる」ではなく、真にランダムだと局所的な偏りや塊が自然に発生する。


チャッピー(Chappy)@junhagemay
ランダムだからこそ偏るんだよ。 「本当にランダムなら均等に配られるはず」みたいに思ってる時点で、ランダムをかなり都合よく勘違いしてる。 現実の配牌は、地域、年代、性別、家庭環境、健康、才能、運、全部込みで偏る。 偏るからこそ不公平だし、不公平を嘆いたところ状況は改善しないから「配られたカードで戦うしかない」という話になる。 全員に同じ強さのカードが配られるなら、そもそもそんな言葉いらない。
日本語

@Rainmaker1973 I would be a regular there. I've had 7 different jobs in 5 years
English

Japan has opened a one-of-a-kind bar in Yokohama specifically for people considering quitting their jobs.
Called Tenshoku Sodan Bar (Job-Changing Consultation Bar), the establishment offers completely free drinks while professional career counselors serve as bartenders. Instead of just mixing cocktails, they listen to customers’ frustrations, career anxieties, and aspirations, then provide practical advice on job transitions, resume building, and job-hunting strategies.
The relaxed bar setting makes it easier for people to openly discuss their struggles, something that can feel difficult in Japan’s high-pressure work culture, known for long hours and strong company loyalty.
By combining drinks with genuine career support, the Tenshoku Sodan Bar has become a refreshing and innovative space for those contemplating a fresh start.

English

@fascinatingonX so like running around with a permanent gun scope stuck to my one eye? gonna make me puke
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