A peak behind the hidden psychology of jock? He's afraid that nerd might try to replace him with a bear after learning of nerd's magical power of talking to animals in the previous episode 😂
I hope no one on hypothesis will mind my using it to collect these weird thoughts on Nerd And Jock.
Entirely reasonable of Jock, after having encountered Nerd's magical ability to cause verbal sentience among forest creatures via tee pose (episode 100), to consider that the possibility that their God might be testing his willingness to sacrifice his own bodily well being and sanity on the altars of their mutual enrichment and a belief in Nerd's powers. Was it selfish of Nerd to trick his friend? Or is Nerd in actual fact a wizard? It's possible I might be over reading into things. 🤓😂
Hopefully you don't mind me pointing out my own comment here. My fandom / thoughts here were getting intense! Still really just exploring the possibilities of Hypot
tied together by their interests
Ähnlich wie es die interessengetriebenen Nerd-Gruppen als Pioniere vorgemacht haben
The FBI — along with many other law enforcement and surveillance agents — insists that it is possible to make crypto that will protect our devices, transactions, data, communications and lives, but which will fail catastrophically whenever a cop needs it to. When technologists explain that this isn't a thing, the FBI insists that they just aren't nerding hard enough.
The infosec community has labelled the argument by the government that there should be a solution to the dilemma of wanting secure consumer tech, but also granting access to government officials as: nerd harder.
That two dice marked in the common way will tum up seven, is thrice as probable as that they will tum up eleven, and six times as probable as that they will tum up twelve
D&D has made me embarrassingly good at estimating probable outcomes of platonic die in my head.