Kefla [she/her, they/them]

There is a connotational difference, but it’s pretty minor. By definition they’re synonyms. Advertise has a more organized corporate vibe, like there’s an underlying implication that there’s money involved. Promote can be more personal.

I think if such a movement ever does arise (independent of a generally sympathetic unrelated movement such as a communist one) it will only be after things get a whole lot worse. Like they’re going to have to be projecting ads on the moon, filling every inch of public space with ads, replacing all music at stores with nonstop ads, etc before people will start saying “hey, this is seriously too much” and then that may eventually lead to the public perception emerging that almost any advertising is too much.

Quite frankly, I’ve simply never heard of that. I tried one of the quests at a convention once and I was like “wait hold on, they’ve got the computer inside the headset? That’s awesome I want it” and then I learned it was Facebook so I lost interest

A standalone VR headset that I don’t have to give money to the zucc to enjoy? I’m buying like 12 of these things as soon as they’ll take my money

Why buy it?

Females don’t get erections.

Setting aside the transphobia you intended, yes we do. Clits are pretty analogous to penises and do get erect.

I had COVID and it didn’t weaken my immune system

How the hell could you claim to know that? Are you a robot with a HUD that displays your immune system strength?

I think they’re accusing the other person of being a bot in the most roundabout possible way? I don’t know, that’s a new one.

I read a lot of physical books. Everything else is digital for me at this point. I pirate everything. In a world where media can be endlessly distributed essentially for free, it feels somewhat wasteful to insist on physical copies of that media.