If Mort Divine ruled the world

I think what I find worse about her is that she can't even lie on her feet or do a good acting job in the pursuit of even just looking like she's not a straight up retard. Most do spew bullshit but they don't constantly have errormessage.meme moments live on TV.
 
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This event is for those of us who reject and push back against that poison infecting our scene—those who adhere by the mantra that “metal is for everyone (except Nazis),” and who are committed to cleaning up our own backyard.

Typical annoying busybodies trying to police other people. Insufferable scum.
 
Second-wave black metal has always been about busybodies. Imagine getting offended over some shitty left-wing festival when we're talking about a bunch of church-burning gay-murdering fashion-imposing edgelords. I hope this is how black metal dies.
 
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https://aeon.co/ideas/wired-that-way-genes-do-shape-behaviours-but-its-complicated

The effects of genetic variation on other cognitive and behavioural traits are similarly indirect and emergent. They are also, typically, not very specific. The vast majority of the genes that direct the processes of neural development are multitaskers: they are involved in diverse cellular processes in many different brain regions. In addition, because cellular systems are all highly interdependent, any given cellular process will also be affected indirectly by genetic variation affecting many other proteins with diverse functions. The effects of any individual genetic variant are thus rarely restricted to just one part of the brain or one cognitive function or one psychological trait.

What all this means is that we should not expect the discovery of genetic variants affecting a given psychological trait to directly highlight the hypothetical molecular underpinnings of the affected cognitive functions. In fact, it is an error to think of cognitive functions or mental states as having molecular underpinnings – they have neural underpinnings.

Just more food for thought.
 
https://aeon.co/ideas/wired-that-way-genes-do-shape-behaviours-but-its-complicated

The effects of genetic variation on other cognitive and behavioural traits are similarly indirect and emergent. They are also, typically, not very specific. The vast majority of the genes that direct the processes of neural development are multitaskers: they are involved in diverse cellular processes in many different brain regions. In addition, because cellular systems are all highly interdependent, any given cellular process will also be affected indirectly by genetic variation affecting many other proteins with diverse functions. The effects of any individual genetic variant are thus rarely restricted to just one part of the brain or one cognitive function or one psychological trait.

What all this means is that we should not expect the discovery of genetic variants affecting a given psychological trait to directly highlight the hypothetical molecular underpinnings of the affected cognitive functions. In fact, it is an error to think of cognitive functions or mental states as having molecular underpinnings – they have neural underpinnings.

Not sure what the point is here. It's true that cognitions and behaviors have neural underpinnings, and that the brain doesn't have nice neat modularity, and also that as such, likely won't "directly highlight" molecular underpinnings. And?

In other news:

https://www.nationalreview.com/2017...inistration-doj-hillary-clinton-racketeering/

Add this to the emails.
 
Not sure what the point is here. It's true that cognitions and behaviors have neural underpinnings, and that the brain doesn't have nice neat modularity, and also that as such, likely won't "directly highlight" molecular underpinnings. And?

And, it means that genetic/molecular foundations alone aren't predictive of behavior, and therefore are insufficient for making any kind of social judgments on what behaviors particular persons might be genetically predisposed for.

EDIT: I'm sorry, not predisposed for, but rather what behaviors particular persons might exhibit. Predisposition doesn't mean exhibition in the first place, and the neurological layer refracts that association even further.
 
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