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Author Topic: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"  (Read 338639 times)

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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2850 on: March 19, 2025, 04:20:29 pm »

Covid is the brain worm. Nearly everyone that had corona has had their brains changed by it, making them more susceptible to conspiracy theories and undead brain worms.
Some forms of neurodiversity provide protection against the dementing effects.
It is to recommended to get vaccinated to gain autism powers.
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2851 on: March 21, 2025, 02:01:56 pm »

Science is only useful for analyzing/explaining repeated/repeatable events.
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2852 on: March 21, 2025, 06:03:29 pm »

True. But how could you properly analyze something that only occurred once and didnt last long enough for anyone to bring in and use any relevant equipment to document it? The chances you, as a hypothetical witness, had enough equipment and the wherewithal to use it to gather useful information during the timeframe of a one-time occurance is astronomically low, and without that you're as much a speculator as anyone you describe it to secondhand.

I recall there is a project run by Dr. Avi Loeb (sp?) to setup and passively monitor cameras and other equipment to document potential UFO sightings, but they can only deploy that in a fixed location and hope it sees something useful. It can't magically retroactively record an event someone reported somewhere else, and moving the equipment there is just hoping it is a repeating phenomenon. And one of their requirements was to have at least two of each device recording simultaneously to compare data, to make sure anything they think they catch isn't just a malfunction of a given device.
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2853 on: March 23, 2025, 09:01:11 am »

One of the most logical conclusions to following the world news of 2025, is that we are stuck in a multiversical downward spiral ever since the world ended in nuclear fire for the first time. Ever since, a thermonuclear extinction event keeps destroying humanity in our current universe, after which we continue to exist in a universe with less probabilty of existence. This is a perfectly reasonable explanation of the unreasonable.
Eventually, we will run out of universes that are logically coherent enough to sustain us.
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2854 on: March 23, 2025, 04:10:11 pm »

Covid is the brain worm. Nearly everyone that had corona has had their brains changed by it, making them more susceptible to conspiracy theories and undead brain worms.
Some forms of neurodiversity provide protection against the dementing effects.
It is to recommended to get vaccinated to gain autism powers.
One of my patients once told me the most frustrating experience he had, was his whole family denying covid. After all of them caught it, three of them hospitalised, and he himself nearly died of it

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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2855 on: March 23, 2025, 05:40:45 pm »

Serious question: What do they think they had?
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2856 on: March 23, 2025, 08:17:19 pm »

Serious question: What do they think they had?
That's what he asked them and they said it was just some other disease, to which he asked them why would the government make up a fake disease and a fake disease control response if there was actually a real disease also going around XD

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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2857 on: March 23, 2025, 09:08:01 pm »

World hunger could be solved if only people weren't so toxic
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2858 on: March 23, 2025, 11:18:47 pm »

Just a reminder that cannibalism comes with a whole sleu of additional problems
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2859 on: March 23, 2025, 11:48:37 pm »

Mostly social, though. Awkward to talk to the dinner's relatives.
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2860 on: March 24, 2025, 12:02:14 am »

I mean, the primary problem is that humans aren't producers, so in the long run eating them doesn't solve anyone's hunger.
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2861 on: March 24, 2025, 12:47:13 am »

Mostly social, though. Awkward to talk to the dinner's relatives.
Last time I accept an invite to a family dinner >:|

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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2862 on: March 25, 2025, 09:12:16 am »

The best way to stop the awkward talk is to eat someone you aren't related to.
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2863 on: March 28, 2025, 05:49:51 am »

Cheddar broccoli soup is an affront to both cheese and soup.
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Re: Random thoughts - On the Origins of "I Could Eat A Horse"
« Reply #2864 on: March 28, 2025, 07:56:46 am »

Cheddar broccoli soup is an affront to both cheese and soup.
You take that back, you philistine.
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