to warn or reprimand someone firmly (less strong than castigate); reprimand; to urge someone to do something (in an earnest way)
morriss003
@morriss003.bsky.social
She did not admonish her sister, for she too thought the capture and retrieval parties sent to other solar systems for the purpose of bringing back servants was immoral.
~~I think a lot of people are starting to feel that way~~, Flippi replied.
~~Not people like Lutz~~.
#whatsinmyshorts #fantasy
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Dominick
@lumbearjock.bsky.social
As you zoom out, you may see more, but it's much harder to focus on what's important to you. If everyone cares about "Me" and their neighbors, I genuinely believe the world will slowly heal. We're taking on responsibilities we don't want, and that's what we all admonish our parents for. To be Dog.
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@fizzicyst.bsky.social
While I would admonish you against using AI, if you're going to use it, use one who isn't supporting a warmongering, fascist regime.
ChatGPT is out. Claude is in.
www.businessinsider.com/anthropic-cl...
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