What are the biases of Lemmy?
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What implication is that?
wrote last edited by [email protected]That it shouldn't be US or any other nation defaultism, putting the left/right argument squarely in the realm of the relatively objective socialist/capitalist economic scale.
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Also half of all lemmings are transgender. No idea why.
The chemicals in the protocols are turning the nerds gay
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That it shouldn't be US or any other nation defaultism, putting the left/right argument squarely in the realm of the relatively objective socialist/capitalist economic scale.
I think youre reading way too much into what tried to be an inclusive name.
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This isn't even taking into consideration eating red meat which has a far great impact than any AI query ever will, but most anti-AI peeps aren't ready for that conversation.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Exactly, If caring about the environment is why you hate AI, but you still eat red meat and take flights on holiday you don't have a leg to stand on.
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All capitalism is bad, and any attempt to rein it in is failure before any attempts.
I’ve seen people advocate for communism here and asked them to name an example of a communist government of a major country that hasn’t devolved quickly into a dictatorship, and let me tell you, the hysteria and rage could power a small city. I’m fairly progressive, I like to think, but it seems like a lot of lemmings have gone so far down the anti-capitalist rabbit hole they’ve literally come out the other side in China and are wearing Mao stickers.
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.world is the right wing instance
We certainly do have our fair share of Zionist scumbags.
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World == USA
Incredible US bias here to the point where many discussions completely ignore the existence of the rest of the world.
Lemmy is actually worse than reddit here. The only network that at least tries to be cosmopolitan is Mastodon and that's why it just feels so much healthier there.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I mentioned how HDDs could be broken down fpr secure data erasure and then trashed (read recycled).
Lemmy user immediately read and assumed "landfill".
Well...There are countries in the world that don't have massive landfills (we in Germany replaced those with coal mine pits :p) -
Most of Lemmy is anti-AI, especially generative AI.
Too much negative experience with reddit using AI to moderate
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I’ve seen people advocate for communism here and asked them to name an example of a communist government of a major country that hasn’t devolved quickly into a dictatorship, and let me tell you, the hysteria and rage could power a small city. I’m fairly progressive, I like to think, but it seems like a lot of lemmings have gone so far down the anti-capitalist rabbit hole they’ve literally come out the other side in China and are wearing Mao stickers.
If they ever picked up or even looked history on communism, they would actually won't advocate for it
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Also half of all lemmings are transgender. No idea why.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Trans people are almost attacked or banned all other platforms or at least astroturfed, it does make sense
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.world is the right wing instance
I wouldn't put it that far, they are closer to reddit
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This brings up another facet: when it comes to ideological biases it's all subjective.
I consider lemmy.world slightly left of center overall, but again with important caveats that some communities within it are pretty left wing and some are pretty right wing. But maybe to someone pretty far on the left of the political spectrum the instance seems very right wing, while to someone pretty far to the right it seems like almost everyone are 'rabid pinko commies'.
Basically, things are more complicated than they may look.
Usually the right wing instances are almost always blocked?
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Thinking we're better than everyone who's still on Reddit
wrote last edited by [email protected]Reddit is mostly bots, so yes it's better. Like 50% bots, and not the good kind, the one that steer the narrative to pro-right and pro Israeli . Plus reddit has done massive amounts of purges.
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Reddit is full of Russian fuck bots arguing over which chump to pull one over. I don't think it's a high bar.
R/ conservative is the most obvious one, where they completely suppressed the Epstein files discussion
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Or communists defending the CCP seemingly entirely due to their name
Wait til they hear the CCP is more capitalist than actually communist, of course they don't read up on history
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But what about Star Gate?
Probably not big enough fan base as it's quite niche, only ever was on Syfy and usually on cable. Trek and wars had more lore and cinema.
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Unfortunately it's just harder to be a Star Wars fan since Disney bought it.
Disney ruined it.
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Yes! Meow meow.
Ok, uh… is this, like, a… catgirl thing? That's a thing, innit? Catgirl femboy? Catboy? Catfemboy? Just a catgirl?
Honestly, this is what I get for making too many references not applicable to me.
I did try Arch at some point. Didn't work out, even though I was following instructions online. Probably because I didn't have the socks. I still don't have 'em.
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Unfortunately it’s just harder to be a Star Wars fan since Disney bought it.
Paramount is trying very hard to create the same difficulty to love Star Trek with their Section 31 movie.
Paramount ruined nutrek to be honest, at first they had STD to drive up subscription numbers. Having kurtzman was probably the worst thing for nutrek, he said it himself he dint care about the series
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I didn't make it past 15 minutes of watching it. I bailed when it became immediately obvious this was an attempt at a Star Trek version of Suicide Squad of quirky misfits. That whole concept is not what Section 31 had been sold to us in the various Star Trek series'. What we were expecting were the best minds recruited across Starfleet performing morally questionable actions in service of their (possibly twisted notion) of the "greater good".
Julian Bashir working for Section 31 had no place in that movie version of the agency of the same name. Nor did Malcolm Reed. The movie version of Section 31 made a joke of 30 years of espionage and political intrigue.
Sec 31 worked better as a subplot in the trek series, never should've been a show of its own
