Extradimesional is literally just a more sciency-sounding way of saying “the spirit world”, with all the exact same tropes involved.

So, extradimensional beings don’t exist.

Grossest episode of Scooby-Doo yet.

And do we see Platonic ghosts themselves, or just their shadow?

Depends what reference frame they died in. If it’s inertial, they’ll be in an orbit, and will spend most of their time falling through the Earth’s deep interior. Occasionally, they’ll surface.

Moral: Don’t be a physicist.

Does this mean if you die on a moving vehicle, your haunting spot keeps on moving in whatever direction?

Probably, since there’d be no decision to retroactively justify, if it was a new ruler. Of course, Pregozhin was much more of a hardliner than Putin, so a lot of people watching were less than exited about him as god-king.

If you like the results, you were convinced, if you don’t, then you were manipulated.

Yeah, it does get used that way sometimes. Which is, ironically, kind of manipulative.

Arguably, violence and extortion are also situational. States exist on a foundation of use of force, and most people are fine with that.

Would “give me your wallet, or I shoot you” really be manipulative? It seems more just openly aggressive.

If you’re not using deception, or trying to elicit strong feelings, you’re definitely in the clear. I’m not sure if I’ve ever heard a dry, completely logical and factual argument called a manipulation, and if I have, that was itself a deceptive manipulation.

After that, it’s a normative term, so there’s a grey zone. Sometimes, deception is actually socially expected. At the other end of the spectrum, “nobody else will love you” or gaslighting someone to think they’re crazy are definitely manipulative. In between you might have things where opinions vary.

It’s pretty shit on passenger trains in general, and that’s just a very expensive, very hard to lay out passenger train.

It’s not like big businesses have no political influence in Japan. If anything, there’s historically more cross-over, but, they have plenty of bullet trains.

Shhh, you’re not supposed to notice that on Lemmy.

No people who have ever used, or heard of LLMs.

The goal is to reduce emissions, yes?

Venus is slightly smaller than Earth.

Of course it is. But this applies to any other variation of wanning a revolution.

If you actually get involved in politics, it becomes clear pretty quickly that people DGAF about it. Even the 45% or so that say they do. How to use your mass public support to achieve political change was never the question, it was always “what public support”.

Well, rage is cheap, and mostly exclusively online. (Which also shows how much anyone actually cares about Palestine, or whatever other issue)

The actual thing to do, if you do care, would be to lobby and get involved with local political causes, and read whatever news presents the facts neutrally and accurately.

Less upset would be good, in general. 98% of the people on here just go on the internet and get upset. That’s not noble, that’s masturbation.

This is just as trash as whatever Fox News article.

Generally, soldiers are trained to shoot at centre mass, so they don’t miss.

It’s just not a relevant detail, unless you’re trying to create emotionally-charged imagery for clicks.