/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact

>>3077
What a disgrace of man.

>>3078
What's so weird about what he did?
Old people need help figuring out how computers work, and teaching marketable skills to your children is normal, especially since kids have to use printers for school and stuff.
As he said, his whole generation (probably gen X) had to do this.
Even I've explained how printers work to older people (coworkers/family), and although I don't have any children of my own I've helped them with technical problems when volunteering/chaperoning/babysitting children.
It's not "fair", but life isn't fair. I do my best to help my family and friends with my skills.

>>3080
>What's so weird about what he did?
>weird
I bet that's the norm today. /s
The sons and daughters own that to their parents and way more, to putting plainly. It is their duty.

>>3080
>refusing to take care of your own
It comes to my mind the cases of China and even Mexico, homelessness is practically non-existent there, because the concept of Family is above everything else. There is something really fucked up in the Anglo mind.

>>3083
>There is something really fucked up
Better put on your thinking cap.
Mexico and China are really fucked, despite the 'family directive'.
Jesus is going to calmly open the door when people knock, he's reaching out continuously.
You could say ah ha it's the jews and the demons the spiritual forces behind them. It's almost adequate enough, except there's no solution ever. Unless there's Jesus who died as the perfect being taking on everything the law will extract from you. There are creatures that will do everything they can to make you suffer.
Why is the western sphere seemingly out of sorts?
They don't let Jesus in when He knocks, and they don't knock seeking Jesus. Those who think Jesus is just psychological conditioning, a flavor of the chosen one, a delusion, just something some people wrote about a long time ago, a means to scam people.
They haven't met the man who is God who formed you who loves you who knows your suffering better than anyone else even yourself and will help you.
The past iterations of 'church goers' seemed to miss the memo about all the crap going on. A disconnect of reality and the evil forces. Instead placing burdens upon others not lifting those burdens off. God with heartfelt cooperation with people saves people.
>>3077
>I'm saddled with the consequences of older generations fucking up, and new generations having their minds and hearts be extinguished, and my generation still being fucked up.
It's fucking sad.
It's been that way for a long time.
His freedom and His kingdom is here though.
He's going to make a new thing, it's not any systems or structures made before by people alone.
Are you ready for applied Christ-horsfucker-cap-theo-soc-nat-meme-constitution-freedom-internet-fillerwordhere-autism?
I wouldn't be, like what the fuck. That's crazy talk from a crazy Anon.
What does it even mean? How is it? Where is it? Why is it? Who is it?
I don't know.
Like stabbing in the dark, but then realizing you're not holding a knife but a horsinator that's used to find horse hair underwater and it's painted pink for some reason but you couldn't tell becuase of how dark it is, then ponker po shows up to reverse mug you sharing the good news.

>>3083
>refusing
How is teaching a child/parent to use a printer refusing to care for them? Teaching is caring.

>>3081
What are you even talking about? Did you read the post?
>>3083
I literally just said I showed my friends and relatives how to use printers. I to this day have never refused to do this for someone, be they my own or a stranger.
I just sympathize with the Twitter screencap because doing so is a chore: one more thing to deal with in this increasingly technological society.

>>3085
Oops, I get it now. That dude, by his age, belongs to the generation when printers were all around. My mistake.

>>3084
>Jesus
You know about the Second Coming, right?

>>3083
>There is something really fucked up in the Anglo mind.
Florence isn't an Anglo name.

>>3089
Ryan it is.

>>3090
No. It's an Irish name.

>>3091
>Irish
Belfast perhaps. /s

>>3092
Ryan is a Gaelic Irish name.
>Ryan is a classic Irish last name that has become a popular first name for both boys and girls. Ryan comes from the Gaelic words righ and an, which together mean "little king." It's also derived from the Irish surname O'Riain.
That's not Anglo.
Florence is an Italian name. If we want to speculate about this random internet stranger's family history we could guess that he's from an Italian American family with a bit of of Irish in him, as Catholics were more likely to marry other Catholics in the Americas.
He doesn't even look Anglo. Bone structure and facial hair is totally different.

>>3093
You really don't know when to knock it off.

>>3094
You really don't know anything about white ethnicities and can't admit that you're just wrong.

>>3095
Dude, if the skin is White and make noises in English, they are Anglo. It is everything I need to know.

>>3096
That is the most ignorant, Americanized homogenous garbage I've ever heard. A pollack shitposting in English is Anglo? An Italian restaurant owner who greets tourists in English is anglo? A German car salesman is Anglo? An Irishman is Anglo? A Celt is Anglo? King Arthur, who led his people against the Anglo-Saxons, because he spoke English?
Do white ethnicities and tribes not matter to you?

>>3097
>Americanized homogenous garbage I've ever heard.
It is what it is. The race/ethnicity salad is far too advanced. It is very hard to know to what degree the blood contamination had advanced. To practical purposes they are all Anglo.

>>3098
>It is very hard to know to what degree the blood
Maybe if you're completely ignorant to your own family history and bloodlines.
>To practical purposes they are all Anglo.
So all white people are aglo to you if they've ever spoken English on the internet. No Prussians, no Welsh, no Slavs, no Italians, no Irishmen, no Aryans, no Welsh, no Celts, no French just "Anglos".

Cool.

>>3099
>Maybe if you're completely ignorant to your own family history and bloodlines.
I'm not, but I'm completely ignorant of yours, so what you are is what I see.

>>3100
I don't have a drop of Anglo blood in me. I'm speaking English because this is /mlpol/.
>so what you are is what I see.
You've never met me, retard.
I was talking about the guy in the meme, who is clearly Italian.

>>3101
>You've never met me, retard.
It is hypothetical, nigger.

>>3102
Sure, faggot.
Have fun being a rootless Amerimutt untermensch with no family history or culture.

>>3103
>claiming blood purity
Pretentious faggot.

>>3104
Lmao, I don't have to claim it. It's you who couldn't even tell the difference between an Angelo an obvious Italian (with plausible Irish blood).

>>3104
>he can't claim blood purity
Amerimutt detected.

>>3106
How dare you?
My blood is more royal than yours.

>>3107
Oh yeah, it's not like my family's crest is sitting right there on the mantle. I totally feel so belittled by the "royal" who thinks all English speakers are anglos.

Tesla was right - Einstein was a fraud.

>>3099
>So all white people are aglo to you if they've ever spoken English on the internet. No Prussians, no Welsh, no Slavs, no Italians, no Irishmen, no Aryans, no Welsh, no Celts, no French just "Anglos".
Pic related.

>>3111
Tesla never really found proof for the electric universe theory either though.
It would be really cool if it were true though. The idea of supplying free energy to anyone in the world without cables by harnessing the theoretically abundant energy of universe was Tesla's dream.
Einstein was certainly a fraud in some aspects, but his fraud came more from stealing other scientist's breakthroughs and publishing them in his own name without credit.
Thing about theory of relativity is that it's hard to prove because we as human beings are like 2D cartoons trying to interpret the composition of the 3D pencil that drew us. Time is an intangible force in the universe as far as we can tell and we have few ways of comprehending or testing how it actually works.

>>3113
>we as human beings are like 2D cartoons trying to interpret the composition of the 3D pencil that drew us.
That's profound and thought provoking while at the same time gives Einstein's theory a credit that cannot be proven.

>>3115
That's why it's just a theory.

>>3117
Because Relativity cannot be proven in lab.

>>3119
Well, not with the technology we have now. They'll keep trying until they can confirm or deny it.
I think they're building another collider to test supernova tier particle physics to try and find some evidence for it.
Tbh, research out of the previous colliders has been pretty substantial, so I think it's actually cool to. It's at least better than sending money to niggers and Israel.

>>3120
>Well, not with the technology we have now.
That's wishful thinking. Also (we) don't have anything, the collider operation is a closed project without transparency or accountability, sorta a black hole washing taxpayer's money.

>>3121
>closed project without transparency or accountability
No it's not. There's institutions from some 80+ countries involved, they give tours of it all the time, and all it's findings are public domain.
They just made a new discovery about antimatter (I'll make a thread for that, if anyone cares).

>>3122
>There's institutions from some 80+ countries involved
Observers to cheer it up.
>they give tours of it all the time
Just trust us.
>and all it's findings are public domain
Garbage about subtatomic debris backed by theoretical math unable to pass a lab's scrutiny.
>a new discovery about antimatter
If the hoaxers can provide a sample to test in a laboratory surely wil get some attention. /s

>>3121
>sorta a black hole washing taxpayer's money.
A drop in the bucket compared to what we send to welfare niggers, African shitholes and Israel every year. Most of it isn't even taxpayer funded at all, but fundraised by university research grants.
>>3123
>Just trust us.
What does transparency mean to you? What degree of accountability would you want?
>Garbage about subtatomic debris backed by theoretical math unable to pass a lab's scrutiny.
It's literally a laboratory to scrutinize theories.
If you have refutations to the readings from the lab, do share them.
>provide a sample to test in a laboratory
They already did that. That's how they make positrons. Look it up.

>>3124
>provide a sample to test in a laboratory
>They already did that.
Source? Name of the laboratory and employees in charge?

>>3125
>Name of the laboratory and employees in charge?
Jülich IKP-KFA, Erlangen-Nuernberg University, GSI Darmstadt and Genoa University, led by Walter Oelert, using the CERN1 LEAR.

>>3126
Gotta link? Also don't tell me is an internal CERN's laboratory with CERN's employees because we will be again at square one: Just Trust Us.

>>3127
He's not a CERN employee, he's a professor from the aforementioned university. Also, the CERN is a machine, not an employer.

>>3128
>Also, the CERN is a machine, not an employer.
CERN is a bureaucracy administrating a humongous amount of money under the guise of reasearch.

>>3127
Pardon, I meant the LEAR.

>>3129
>administrating a humongous amount of money under the guise of reasearch
It's really a tiny amount of money compared to other useless crap the government (s) spend on. If it was made to consolidate money, it isn't doing a very good job.

>>3127
>Just Trust Us
What else would it take to earn your trust? I don't know what it is that you want. They got some readings that one of their nine antiprotons finally collided with a negatron after shooting them through a jet of xenon gas 33 billion times a second. Are you saying that the readings were false? All the inner workings of the machine are public domain: it's ultimately just a series of very strong magnets.
If you'd like to discuss it in detail, please make a thread about it. It's too late at night for me to debate the intricacies of particle physics, but I'm quite interested in the topic if you have any info to add about how a positron should behave under those circumstances.

>>3132
>negatron
*Positron