Memes/Tweets (No politics)
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@jegga Why are people (aside from Twitter being Twitter) melting down over that pic, I think it looks kind of interesting.
It’s a cool pic , the guy is a Bernie activist and plugs the green new deal and they are mocking him for being out of touch . I’m not going to get into that but the responses are quite funny though if you like sarcasm
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That sums up everything wrong with Twitter. To me it was clear he was referring to the different colours/gradients in the environment, not the fact that it's farmland. And yet a whole swathe of people (who just happen to be on the other side of politics to him) accuse him of being a complete moron. Everyone proceeds to get angry with one another for no real reason. Rinse and repeat.
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@barbarian said in Twitter:
That sums up everything wrong with Twitter. To me it was clear he was referring to the different colours/gradients in the environment, not the fact that it's farmland.
Really? Different seeding times/ crop and sowing direction affecting light refraction doesn't immediately enter as a reason?
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@antipodean said in Twitter:
@jegga Why are people (aside from Twitter being Twitter) melting down over that pic, I think it looks kind of interesting.
There's a difference between it being interesting and someone publicly proclaiming they're an ignorant imbecile.
What is wrong with saying you don't know about something when you don't know about something?
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@antipodean said in Twitter:
@jegga Why are people (aside from Twitter being Twitter) melting down over that pic, I think it looks kind of interesting.
There's a difference between it being interesting and someone publicly proclaiming they're an ignorant imbecile.
What is wrong with saying you don't know about something when you don't know about something?
On the surface of it, nothing. But I'd wager a child could easily guess that patterns that don't exist in nature would be man made and logically come to the conclusion that where farmland exists, they might be looking at farms.
That's before we discuss the laziness of people who have access to twitter, but can't be bothered using a search engine.
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@antipodean said in Twitter:
Really? Different seeding times/ crop and sowing direction affecting light refraction doesn't immediately enter as a reason?
No. I'm not a farmer, and I wouldn't have thought of that. Is there something wrong with me?
I can't see the problem in admitting you don't know something, even if it may be obvious to others.
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@antipodean said in Twitter:
On the surface of it, nothing. But I'd wager a child could easily guess that patterns that don't exist in nature would be man made and logically come to the conclusion that where farmland exists, they might be looking at farms.
He clearly knew they were farms, but didn't know why the landscape looked how it did from above.
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@barbarian said in Twitter:
@antipodean said in Twitter:
Really? Different seeding times/ crop and sowing direction affecting light refraction doesn't immediately enter as a reason?
No. I'm not a farmer, and I wouldn't have thought of that. Is there something wrong with me?
I can't see the problem in admitting you don't know something, even if it may be obvious to others.
See previous response.
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@barbarian said in Twitter:
@antipodean said in Twitter:
On the surface of it, nothing. But I'd wager a child could easily guess that patterns that don't exist in nature would be man made and logically come to the conclusion that where farmland exists, they might be looking at farms.
He clearly knew they were farms, but didn't know why the landscape looked how it did from above.
You base that on what? Nothing in his original tweet suggests that.
'This is land by the Colorado, Kansas border from a plane. Pretty cool. I have no idea how/ why it looks like this'
Had he said 'farmland by the Colorado, Kansas border' you may have a point.
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@barbarian said in Twitter:
Ugh, this sucks. Why are we doing this? Who cares? Nobody is reading. I'm wasting my life here.
I'm reading this on my work PC. Twitter is blocked, so i can't even see what you guys are arguing about. it actually males it funnier.
Please. Continue.
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@mariner4life said in Twitter:
@barbarian said in Twitter:
Ugh, this sucks. Why are we doing this? Who cares? Nobody is reading. I'm wasting my life here.
I'm reading this on my work PC. Twitter is blocked, so i can't even see what you guys are arguing about. it actually males it funnier.
I can't help but feel I'd be more productive if the internet was blocked here.
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@antipodean said in Twitter:
@mariner4life said in Twitter:
@barbarian said in Twitter:
Ugh, this sucks. Why are we doing this? Who cares? Nobody is reading. I'm wasting my life here.
I'm reading this on my work PC. Twitter is blocked, so i can't even see what you guys are arguing about. it actually males it funnier.
I can't help but feel I'd be more productive if the internet was blocked here.
i prefer not to say such things out loud
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@antipodean said in Twitter:
@jegga Why are people (aside from Twitter being Twitter) melting down over that pic, I think it looks kind of interesting.
There's a difference between it being interesting and someone publicly proclaiming they're an ignorant imbecile.
What is wrong with saying you don't know about something when you don't know about something?
I'm more interested in the guy saying USA basically feeds the whole world like a know it all.
That can't be even close to true?
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@antipodean said in Twitter:
@jegga Why are people (aside from Twitter being Twitter) melting down over that pic, I think it looks kind of interesting.
There's a difference between it being interesting and someone publicly proclaiming they're an ignorant imbecile.
What is wrong with saying you don't know about something when you don't know about something?
I'm more interested in the guy saying USA basically feeds the whole world like a know it all.
That can't be even close to true?
Nope , they do produce a shit ton of the worlds food though. According to this India , China and the US together produce more than all the eu countries combined and the US is the biggest food exporter
4 Countries That Produce the Most Food
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Learn about the world's four largest food producers—China, India, the United States, and Brazil—and what sets them apart from the rest of the world.
