Which frequency?

@bluelagoon
"facebook/twitter aren't "arms" of the democratic party."
I didn't say they were.
"That means that congress cannot make laws about it, but private companies are not congress and do not make laws."
I didn't say anything to the contrary.

Freedom of speech is a principle that supports the freedom of an individual or a community to articulate their opinions and ideas without fear of retaliation, censorship, or legal sanction.
The United States constitution prevents the government from violating this principle in the form of the first amendment.
Just because the law doesn't specifically prevent private platforms from retaliating or censoring people based on their opinions and ideas doesn't mean that it isn't against free speech.

I agree, but the image over-complicates itself. It would make more sense if you erased everything but the bottom line.

No...

No he didn't, he just confirmed its premise.

Fair enough, I just don't really see anyone who actually reads the whole comment string in good faith thinking that I'm implying the opposite.

Facts are facts, if people want interpret things in retarded, out-of-context ways, that's their problem, not mine. I won't cede reality for the sake of looking good.

Yeah, we're probably just splitting hairs here, but I'm pretty sure its reasonable to say that physical sexual arousal exists as a state meant to ready the body for intercourse, where as flinching is meant to avoid whatever made you flinch, so kind of the opposite.

I'm not saying the point of the analogy is invalid, I'm just saying that because arousal happens as preparation for sex it makes more sense (though, again, not an adequate or legitimate amount of sense) to assume it amounts to consent to sex than assuming that constricting pupils means you consent to looking at a bright light, because the constriction is in reaction to the light, not as preparation for looking at bright light.

That's not actually very analogous, as arousal is meant as a preparation for sex, while pupil constriction (not dilation) is a reaction to being exposed to bright light.

I see. Not really on the same level of magnitude as the other things, then. Picture's cool, though.

I know what the magnetosphere is, I was wondering what happened to that was special during the week of 04-10 October 2021.

Well, they must believe in something, but I imagine its a losing battle either way.