Which of these monsters is the scariest?
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
@evan What animates the lone skeleton?!?
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
I'm fully aware that there are lots of other monsters. Like this big filthy foot that crashes through your ceiling demanding that you wash it!
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I'm fully aware that there are lots of other monsters. Like this big filthy foot that crashes through your ceiling demanding that you wash it!
Please choose amongst the four listed monsters. But if you think of another great monster, you can link it in the comments!
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
@evan A person who abuses science in the name of building a slave to emotionally abuse and then throw away out of disgust of that which they built is worse than any of the others IMO
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@evan A person who abuses science in the name of building a slave to emotionally abuse and then throw away out of disgust of that which they built is worse than any of the others IMO
@countablenewt harsh facts
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I'm fully aware that there are lots of other monsters. Like this big filthy foot that crashes through your ceiling demanding that you wash it!
Or this one, with an eyeball where its anus should be!
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
These results are surprising!
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
@evan@cosocial.ca im scared of skeletons because people keep telling me if i look in the mirror there will be one on the other side of the glass??? but i won't be able to see it???? cause it'll be hiding. that's kind of fucked up.
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
@evan frankenstein, at least with the framing of "your life's work is a spectacular failure that destroys you" otherwise idk. vampires and werewolves are both commonly allegories for marginalized people (eg sexual minorities, mental illness, and so on) so it's like my friends, family, and neighbors? hella not scary. skeletons are like practically appliances. useful, ordinary, harmless if used correctly.
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@evan@cosocial.ca im scared of skeletons because people keep telling me if i look in the mirror there will be one on the other side of the glass??? but i won't be able to see it???? cause it'll be hiding. that's kind of fucked up.
@aisling whaaaaaaaaaaaa
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
@evan I voted skeletons because they're not only scary, they are also spooky.
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@evan I voted skeletons because they're not only scary, they are also spooky.
@manum actually, werewolves are also spooky and scary, but only at bar mitzvahs.
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
@evan skeleton got robbed
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Which of these monsters is the scariest?
Wow. So, for me, I think a skeleton! Thanks all.
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@evan skeleton got robbed
@earthshaking it's hard out here
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Wow. So, for me, I think a skeleton! Thanks all.
@evan What animates the Skeleton!?!
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Aveva iniziato a collaborare...
https://www.ilpost.it/2026/03/17/carcere-torino-suicidio-bernardo-pace-processo-hydra-mafia/
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@mariusor@metalhead.club Oh, I actually tried Disco Elysium once but gave up partway through. There was just so much to read, and I hit it on a low-energy stretch. It's on my list to return to someday. That clip is a good reminder.
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@francina1909 scrive AP: ci ha pensato l'aspirapolvere (in questo caso, io e l'elettrodomestico π¬)
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@hongminhee for contrast the successful check song rendition (courtesy of the Reptilian Brain): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcsZsLLuUhQ
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@hongminhee and perhaps something which is not entirely related to the discussion.
A check failure in the game Disco Elysium brings the "Limbic system" character to the forefront to give one of the most "emotional" renditions of a song I've heard in a game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn2x9CSSvhs
If this does not make sense to anyone, but has you intrigued, you should go and play the game, it's really good.
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@mariusor@metalhead.club That's a fair point, and your caveat at the end might actually reconcile the two: the pathways got so well-worn partly because the limbic system kept reinforcing them.
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βNO ad una riforma maldestra e pericolosa che stravolge gli equilibri della nostra Costituzioneβ
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@hongminhee but then again, perhaps the reason why those neural pathways are so well tuned to work together for the native language is indeed that limbic system. :D
