Avatar
rybka
ff723c82285da86065482031f747070551ccdec36d5a818560840bfbf1510188
They talk about how the greatest proof of humankind is its longing to love, and how they wish they could love someone; but in their heart of hearts they are destined to love the person that they were made to be the most. They wanted to tell you this but they feel as though they’ve said enough. rybka.btc.us
rybka.btc.us
Replying to Avatar Chaosmagic23

Yesterday at work at the shift change, we four stood outside in a circle and talked.

A colleague said that another colleague wanted to do something with crypto and he told him to ask me, I would also know about it. Then someone said: 'Oh you know about crypto too? What's the name of the one? Eth... Ete...'.

Me: 'Ethereum!'.

He: 'Yes, if I bought Crypto, I would buy Ethereum. It's the best!'

Me: 'I wouldn't!'. brief silence.

He: 'There's also this dog..'.

Me: 'Doge!'.

He: '..and bitcoin... and other random words he overheard somewhere in the media..'.

The other two threw a few buzzwords here and there into the conversation to have a say.

I didn't say anything more about it, because you could tell that opinions were already stuck by how they were talking about it. Media did an excellent job of brainwashing them.

How do you orange pill these people?
Avatar
rybka 2y ago

I find that people with decided opinions based off superficial knowledge only become receptive if you ask them several rounds of “okay, why?” “what makes you think that?” etc. they soon realize they don’t really know and only then start to listen. if they believe they know on a topic you know you know more about and start engaging them, they will just argue. let them argue themselves first

Replying to Avatar PABLOF7z

make the web weird again
Avatar
rybka 2y ago

working on it

Avatar
rybka 2y ago

Load More