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Dan 🧦

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He/him. ↙️↙️↙️. Bug lorax @ Microsoft. USSR ➡️ MA ➡️ BC

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Dan 🧦@pandred· 13h

I guess I have a type?

My results from https://www.guidedtrack.com/programs/2djuges/run showing women in (what I assume) are their 30s and 40s, with dark shoulder-length or longer hair.

Dan 🧦@pandred· 17h

I'm not exactly disagreeing with the OP about the last paragraph, but this one stuck with me more.

"However, civilization itself is represented as a positive good, the decline of which is a catastrophe. The war and the suitors disrupt a society on Ithaca that is presented as largely wholesome and good, while Odysseus himself is quick to represent writing and song as arts that preserve wisdom by preserving the memory of past mistakes. The result is a fundamentally conservative, almost Burkean critique: Whatever structural problems society has, its catastrophic collapse comes not from those structural issues but from the violation of long-standing norms of behavior. Odysseus’s horse breached not only Troy’s gates, but also Chesterton’s fence." - a snipper from https://foreignpolicy.com/2026/07/23/odyssey-civilization-collapse-history/

Dan 🧦@pandred· 18h

That's right!

Dan 🧦@pandred· 18h

It's in the meme for a reason!

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