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        See, now THIS is inaccurate.

        Relaxation hadn’t been invented at the time

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            Fuck’s sake, not this braindead take again.

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                Is it not braindead to share pop culture myths that can be disproven by a single google search, or am I fucking condemned to forever see this shite along with such luminaries as “We only use 10% of our brain” and “Before Christopher Columbus, people thought the earth was flat”?

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                  it’s not a myth though. people in the medieval ages weren’t working around the clock. When the cow is milked and the eggs are collected, people largely didn’t have much to do outside of harvest season, where it actually was working around the clock.

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      So doth hates potatoes

      would be the modern equivalent of “so does hates” which doesn’t make sense

      “So, doth thou hate potatoes?” or “So, thou hates potatoes?”

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    You may proclaim “I am a Saxon” and a squire will protest “So thou doth revile the Normans?”

    Pray, heretic, didst I stutter?

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    Had this issue recently.

    “Vanilla is good.”

    “What? No, chocolate is good.”

    “Both can be good. There doesn’t have to be a competition.”

    “NO! Either chocolate is good or you hate chocolate!”

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    The people who think this isn’t the case for the vast majority of humanity still have some growing up to do themselves.

    … most people are fucking dumb, yo.

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      it has nothing to do with being dumb. people can be extremely dumb and still be friendly. this is just behavior that’s looking for a fight.

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        Being friendly and making illogical assumptions about statements are largely unrelated things.

        Taking someone in good faith does not imply words and especially phrasing will be correctly interpreted.

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        One could argue that dumb implies lower taste. A smarty seeks conversation, a dummy seeks fights. Consider popular videogames.

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          i think what you call “dumb” is what i call “angry”. people today are hella angry, yeah. which i guess is a particular thing of modern times and used to be different in the medieval ages, say. anger is not the normal state of humans in general. people nowadays are angry about a lot of things because of stimulus overload, IMHO.

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    It is waay too accurate.

    <rant> In this land, in this time, people look for conflict. Even the most minor incident can bring you into trouble. People try to see that most unfavorable interpretation in anything. People truly express their demise and depression in the most crude of ways imaginable. </rant>