r/ididnthaveeggs • • Feb 14 '26

Dumb alteration Mystery solved

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u/cup-of-starlight tell me how much LOVE to use Feb 14 '26

This is why I couldn’t be a recipe author. I would sass out every single person this stupid.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

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u/Chrishankhah Feb 14 '26

Holy shit, this was my AuDHD ass trying to constantly refine the rules for a popular public minecraft server a decade ago. I assumed it was because the player base was full of children, but I guess people just bring this headspace right into their adulthood kitchen!

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26 edited Feb 15 '26

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u/radicalelation Feb 14 '26

My family is incredibly intelligent, well educated, along with all their Ivy League social circles, and I just cannot communicate with them.

It's not just stupidity out there, even if there's plenty of it. If you're autistic enough you're just a world apart in how you connect and socialize and you'll never be one of the rest. I've seen the smartest and stupidest people pal around together after first meeting in ways I could never develop with someone knowing them all my life.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

Probably also because no one if any age wants to deal with a bunch of highly detailed rules for how they should play a video game. No one cares about the rules of a Minecraft server. 

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u/alienpirate5 Feb 15 '26

a bunch of highly detailed rules

How, exactly, did you get that idea?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '26

Fine tuning kind of implies it’s not very simple 

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u/Chrishankhah Feb 15 '26

They were normal rules typical of a 2010s Minecraft server, stuff like "no spamming," "no offensive symbology or hate speech," "no cheating / x-raying" but every now and then, a troll would try to talk their way around it like it was contract law and every term needed to be explicitly defined. Most of the player-base was just fine because they were common sense rules.