JackGreenEarth

You already asked this in another community. Next time, cross post it so the comments are linked.

The meaning? It seems fairly self evident, a critique of internet arguments, not far from that cliche of 'touching grass'

Under User Taga

GIMP doesn't mean anything though (besides for GNU Image Manipulation Program)? Why are you bringing it up?

1. 'I' is the thing that is thinking it

2. I don't 'believe' that my senses are real, but that it's good enough to act as though they are real, regarding the sensory world.

I am a trans person and disagree with basically everything you've said. The only reason I upvoted this post is because censorship is really a problem and you should be allowed to say this stuff even if I vehemently disagree with you - I'm not going to change your mind if you're banned or censored, or my talking down to you. If this post gets taken down, I don't mind having a discussion with you via PMs.

I can understand you fear getting your account banned if you say your opinions, however you should be aware that using inflammatory language like 'trans agenda' or 'transgenderism' will make people less happy to engage with you in good faith. I'm not saying you shouldn't be allowed to say that, but rather using more neutral language to discuss your opinions may result in a more productive conversation, as advice. I welcome your reply :)

1. I am thinking about whether I exist as a conscious being. Therefore there must be an 'I' to be thinking that.

2. I can't prove that my senses can be trusted with 100% certainty to tell me truth - in fact I can prove the opposite with things like optical illusions. However, when interacting with the world that I only know is real through my senses, basing my behaviour on those same senses that let me know the world exists seems reasonable to me. That's what I call practical knowledge, rather than true knowledge.

That sounds like a cool premise!

If it's impossible to censor people, you would hardly have a strong prosecution arguing you should have done something impossible.

No, just the GNOME Tweaks app. And extensions are fully supported in my experience, by the way

You can absolutely use custom GTK themes. I used WhiteSur theme for a while before switching back to default

I think most people, including me, appreciate how it looks cleaner though. On Android I get you, they should allow custom themes, but for Linux you can easily swap to a more information dense one.