Nothing matters, but knowing nothing matters,

It’s just life, so keep dancing through

I would also mention the Mars trilogy

Rn me scrolling Lemmy instead of doing work I need to do…

Sea salt is actually KCl

And there’s experiments to run, there is research to be gunned

By design, they don’t know how they work. It’s interesting to see this experimentally proven, but it was already known. In the same way the predictive text function on your phone keyboard doesn’t know how it works.

Yes, our time system is weird

I hadn’t heard of most of those examples besides burnt/burned, but I do know of learned/learnt, which hasn’t been mentioned.

You literally said

i will say this that majority of followers of islam have bad beliefs

No because I don’t eat meat

If most Muslims have bad beliefs, what’s the common denominator/cause?

I’m surprised by the number of downvotes I got, not that I particularly care about them per se, but the implication that so many people are either Muslim or support Islam on Lemmy is worrying.

The problem is that you do hurt people by believing in untrue and harmful ideologies such as Christianity and Islam, both of which harm people, especially children.

Humans are both uniquely good at getting things done in groups, but also make terrible decisions as groups.

Pixelfed is the Fediverse alternative to Instagram, it is for posting, not drawing.

Islam. A combination of misogyny, oppressive laws, puritanical beliefs, child mutilation, condemnation of curiosity, and a particular focus on growth of numbers by both birth and conversion. Other religions are close behind though.

Edit: Didn’t realise the OP was called Allah, lol

It seemed like a self contained single season to me, not sure what more would have entailed. Could still be interesting though, I suppose

Was Years and Years discontinued/the ending was changed? From how I saw it, it seemed to have a proper ending.

Is this a Terraria reference?

The meaning? It seems fairly self evident, a critique of internet arguments, not far from that cliche of ‘touching grass’