embr 🇪🇺🐉 @embr@queer.af

open source prosthetic limbs are already a cottage industry of enthusiasts, professionals, and hobbyists. don't tell me that there wouldn't be like 5000 NeoYouTube channels dedicated to teaching ppl how to make implants and limbs for themselves - oh wait, there already are!

cyberpunk except instead of prosthetics corrupting your soul or feeding megacorporations or whatever you design your own prosthetic wings and kitty ears and have them fabricated on your friend's machine and then you feel slightly better about yourself even if society is a fuck

@Gregor @embr you can also c̵om̶pl͝ai̸ņ abo͠u̷t ţ͠h̨e͢͟ ̵̨s͝i̛g̴̨nş̷ ̨t̴h̸at͝ s̶̗̬ḙ͍̟̤͔͔͠͠ņ͇͎̻̠̫̘d̢͎̖̦̰̙̦ ̧̛̠̘̣y̵̨͖͚̜̣̳̺̰͝ǫ̢̘̭͍͔̟̟͖ͅu̴̦̳̝͞͞ ͎̦͔͇̜t̘̹̱o̩̫ Z̴͓͚̤̗̰̪̲͍̿̾̾a̓ͤͫ͒͑̓͊̅͏̥̜ļ̤̩̙̤̭̘̬̪͔ͨ͛̍͒̃͢g̛͚̭̗ͧ̓ͨ̎̇ͯ͠o̧̢̟͔̼̦̦͍͔ͮ̌͒ͯͪ̋ͦ͌ ̷͉̥̤̂͛̈́ͮ̇͗̉͡tͦ̑͊̕҉̖̲͍̗͖̠̳̟̭͝o̡͓̮̗̼͈̝̟̯̜ͦ̑͛̔̕w̨͕̥͇̺̓͌ͦͫ͆ͬͤ̒n̬̮̰̪̹̥̠ͨ̊̐̓ͪ̌ͫ̑͆.̵͚̲ͮ͟

@embr it's german tradition to complain about Deutsche Bahn everytime you use it. Your option are: delays, air conditioning in the train, other passengers, train attendant, hygiene, other.

the writer of the biggest tv show ever made saying "themes are for eighth grade book reports" is the natural end result of the literalist approach to fiction which has grown in influence over the last two decades and is a direct result of the ever-increasing size of media conglomerates and the abandonment of humanities education

we have created a way of thinking about art which erases its artfulness. instead of encountering a work of fiction as a work of fiction, we encounter it as a kind of history book for an alternate reality. its very nature *as fiction*, as something which is not and does not pretend to be real, which claims to be neither true nor false, which is outside of our productive world, disappears.