The Laudatory Quantum SuperpositionIt is a
Schrödinger’s cat experiment! Lauda is caught in the quantum superposition of
Absolute Hero of Good and
Antihero until the votes are counted.
Unlike me, Lauda was
kind and gentle. She is a suitable candidate for the
Absolute Hero of Good.
I have also now amended my vote to nominate her for
Miss Bitcointalk, as some others have. Indeed, she was rather girly!
—Wait.
Lauda’s husband is the Terminator!!?!? An indisputably serious confession of witchcraft connubial status, accompanied by videographic PROOF that Lauda is married to the Terminator:Obviously I'm compelled to first thank
my husband for his unwavering support and love; secondly, I'd like to thank
my cult which has served their Queen very well over its short existence.
Lauda was always lolz. 😺
But she was also what some people may call an “antihero”:(See also the full/original graphic.)How will the superposition resolve? I am in suspense!
Congrats bro.
but what does Craft Master exactly mean? what did you do or built?
I will answer that, for I was the one who nominated GazetaBitcoin. As his name implies, he runs a Bitcoin newspaper. His “craft” is journalism. Wherefore the explanatory note:
10. Craft Master ................... GazetaBitcoin
(for in-depth posts on cypherpunks history & current events)
Now, since I am more of a royal “jerk” (or evidently perceived that way) than T. C. May...
On “Antiheroes”I think that some people are misinterpreting the “Antihero” category.
Now, I would hereby expound on the
transvaluation of values that has resulted in heroes oft becoming “antiheroes”. But you would just scroll on by, like the “unmitigated savages” you are
(lolz).
I suggest that a succinct description for an antihero, on the level of the popular mind, is that
an antihero is like a villain with his own fan club. In literature, an antihero is (or should be) more distinct from a glorious villain; but modernity has so blurred the lines...
Ah, yes—literature! Perhaps
the archetypal antihero is the Satan of John Milton’s
Paradise Lost: He is truly the hero of the story, but he is—literally
Satan.
Lol at nullius coming out of retirement to red tag for " empathy" [...blah, blah...]
TPOTO... lol I imagine that tune everytime you post now...
TPOTO... lol I imagine that tune everytime you post now...
Since I am having trouble keeping track of all of the references and the various drama points, I googled TPOTO....
I got: The Phantom of the Opera.
Nullius is of course TPOTO.
Nullius is of course TPOTO.
I confess, “bonesjones” doxed me!“nullius” is Erik, better known as The Phantom. Behold my glory!Whoops! Calling me the evil genius who lives beneath the opera house, working on his artistic masterpiece and killing off incompetent singers? Not insulted here. ;-)
The Phantom has his own fan club.Just to drive home the point of how terribly antiheroic I am, here is a graphic that I made a few weeks ago, for an unpublished post about the proper use of rude people flopped on the Left:
N.b., I reserve the right still to portray myself as the Terminator. Nothing is thus meant toward you, Kitty. Anyway, I look more like the one in Reese’s flashback nightmare scene. ;-)
Post scratched out in haste—to be edited/extended with some cleanup, plus thoughts about Lauda. — Edited much over about the first 90 minutes, then tweaked a few times much later for artistic reasons and/or to add anchor tags.