▲ 314 r/herpetology
We found an Indotyphlops braminus in our house. I have no idea how it got inside I think it came from a flowerpot
u/m9flq — 4 days ago
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▲ 1 r/discordfriends
18M looking for a talkative person with diverse interests for a long-term friendship. My main interests are gaming and music, and I like deeply discussing a wide range of topicslooking for friendship (my Discord username is in the post)
my discord hsn28m
Hi I'm an 18M, an introverted person who talks a lot. My main interest is gaming, I play on an Xbox Series X, and the latest games I liked are Dead Space and Bomb Rush Cyberfunk. I also love retro games and classic consoles like the PlayStation 2, Sega Dreamcast, original Xbox, and Nintendo 64 I prefer single-player mode, but I also like some online games like Rocket League and Battlefield 4. I also like music, and the recent tracks I enjoyed are The Rhythm Of The Night, Freed From Desire, and The Weeknd. I can talk about any topic, and I have other interests, but these are the main ones
u/m9flq — 11 days ago
▲ 144 r/nostalgia
In the late 1990s, teenagers in Romania built a massive LAN network connecting hundreds of homes and apartments
In the late 1990s, due to the lack of internet or its slow speed in Romania, teenagers and young people decided to build a LAN network connecting hundreds of homes and apartments so they could play multiplayer games and transfer files quickly
u/m9flq — 1 month ago
18M Looking for someone who is genuinely interested in gaming especially retro games and retro consoles
My main interest is gaming. I love games, especially retro games and retro consoles. I also have other interests in Linux and a few shows
My discord hsn28m
u/m9flq — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/Discussion
Why do most people generally tend to analyze politics and current events through conspiracy theories or speculation based on their ideology, rather than using objective logic grounded in actual facts
As the title suggests, most people adopt specific narratives or ideologies and then interpret political events strictly through that lens. This severely limits their thinking, instead of allowing them to view events objectively and accept the facts regardless of their personal opinions. People need to acknowledge facts, even when they don't like them Does believing in conspiracy theories make them feel like they're smart, for instance? Not that I'm trying to deny conspiracy theories entirely, but at least most of what I've read is just complete nonsense
u/m9flq — 1 month ago