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  • cstross@wandering.shopC This user is from outside of this forum
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    What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

    As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

    “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

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    pikesley@mastodon.me.ukP retech@defcon.socialR jabgoe2089@hub.netzgemeinde.euJ fraggle@social.coopF bazzargh@hachyderm.ioB 15 Replies Last reply
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    • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

      What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

      As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

      “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

      Link Preview Image
      What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

      As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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      pikesley@mastodon.me.ukP This user is from outside of this forum
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      #2

      @cstross QAA did a whole episode about him and his ilk, it's... something

      Woke Progressive Conspiracist (@pikesley@mastodon.me.uk)

      This is fascinating if you, like me, are over 50 https://soundcloud.com/qanonanonymous/the-brutal-framemogging-of

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      • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

        What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

        As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

        “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

        Link Preview Image
        What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

        As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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        retech@defcon.socialR This user is from outside of this forum
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        #3

        @cstross Maybe they'll bring trephination back. With cult culture is on the rise as well, it will make a sort of perfect storm.

        We always seem to find ways for self culling.

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        • retech@defcon.socialR retech@defcon.social

          @cstross Maybe they'll bring trephination back. With cult culture is on the rise as well, it will make a sort of perfect storm.

          We always seem to find ways for self culling.

          cstross@wandering.shopC This user is from outside of this forum
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          @retech Heaven's Gate 2.0 time! All aboard the comet!

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          • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

            What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

            As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

            “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

            Link Preview Image
            What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

            As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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            jabgoe2089@hub.netzgemeinde.euJ This user is from outside of this forum
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            @Charlie Stross sounds a little like pratchett's retrophrenology ....

            #^https://discworld.fandom.com/wiki/Retrophrenology
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            • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

              What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

              As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

              “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

              Link Preview Image
              What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

              As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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              fraggle@social.coopF This user is from outside of this forum
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              @cstross well, if a bunch of misogynists want to hit themselves in the face with hammers then who am I to stop them

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              • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

                Link Preview Image
                What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                favicon

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                bazzargh@hachyderm.ioB This user is from outside of this forum
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                @cstross But is there a review telling me to use Stanley or Draper hammers for the job? Analysis paralysis with my facial paralysis down B&Q

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                • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                  @retech Heaven's Gate 2.0 time! All aboard the comet!

                  retech@defcon.socialR This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @cstross Oooh maybe 3I/ATLAS is here to take them all home.

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                  • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                    What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                    As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                    “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

                    Link Preview Image
                    What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                    As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                    favicon

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                    elisehuard@macavity.catE This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @cstross I guess they are visibly labeling themselves as ‘stay away at all costs’, Darwinism in action

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                    • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                      What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                      As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                      “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

                      Link Preview Image
                      What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                      As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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                      budley@hobbs-end.ukB This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @cstross The retro-phrenology worked fine, so now they're smart enough to do the bonesmashing.

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                      • pikesley@mastodon.me.ukP pikesley@mastodon.me.uk

                        @cstross QAA did a whole episode about him and his ilk, it's... something

                        Woke Progressive Conspiracist (@pikesley@mastodon.me.uk)

                        This is fascinating if you, like me, are over 50 https://soundcloud.com/qanonanonymous/the-brutal-framemogging-of

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                        @pikesley @cstross

                        I just listened to this last night and it's all terrible

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                        • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                          What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                          As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                          “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

                          Link Preview Image
                          What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                          As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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                          @cstross

                          How many laundry detergent pods were actually eaten?

                          The proponents of this gender-affirming practice are as serious as children can be.

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                          • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                            What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                            As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                            “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

                            Link Preview Image
                            What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                            As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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                            @cstross When a subculture runs out of symbolic rebellion, it often turns to the body. Looksmaxxing is less about attractiveness than about optimization under perceived scarcity. Bonesmashing is what happens when algorithmic aesthetics meet masculine insecurity and low trust in institutions. This isn’t vanity, I think. Feels more like young men attempting to brute-force status in an economy that feels rigged.

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                            • doomscroll@zirk.usD doomscroll@zirk.us

                              @cstross When a subculture runs out of symbolic rebellion, it often turns to the body. Looksmaxxing is less about attractiveness than about optimization under perceived scarcity. Bonesmashing is what happens when algorithmic aesthetics meet masculine insecurity and low trust in institutions. This isn’t vanity, I think. Feels more like young men attempting to brute-force status in an economy that feels rigged.

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                              @Doomscroll It *is* rigged, but hitting yourself in the face with a hammer isn't going to induce the billionaire oligopoly to share any of its stolen valor with you.

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                              • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                                What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                                As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                                “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

                                Link Preview Image
                                What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                                As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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                                @cstross I wouldn't accuse Looksmaxxers of actually knowing human biology, but someone has to say it:

                                That's now how bones work.

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                                • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                                  @Doomscroll It *is* rigged, but hitting yourself in the face with a hammer isn't going to induce the billionaire oligopoly to share any of its stolen valor with you.

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                                  @cstross @Doomscroll oh yeah?? We'll see about that Mr. Knowitall! *smashes face with hammer*

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                                  • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                                    @Doomscroll It *is* rigged, but hitting yourself in the face with a hammer isn't going to induce the billionaire oligopoly to share any of its stolen valor with you.

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                                    @cstross Elite capture isn’t new. In 19th-century German universities, young men carved sabre scars into their faces as proof of status(stolen valor). Now the stolen valor is proximity: influencers orbiting power, sometimes crossing into it. Clavicular at the party, then at the policy table. Spectacle is now access. 21st century is weird, and we’re only a quarter of a way into it.

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                                    • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                                      What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                                      As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

                                      “Bonesmashing is big enough that doctors have sent at least two letters to the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery warning about the practice’s spread on social media.”

                                      Link Preview Image
                                      What is Bonesmashing? Inside the Extreme Looksmaxxer Technique

                                      As looksmaxxing enters our lexicon, the practice of bonesmashing—tapping your face with a hammer to shape your bone structure—is trailing close behind.

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                                      @cstross I learned about this practice this morning on the ‘The Rest is Entertainment’ podcast. Honestly, the next big meteor strike can’t come a moment too soon.

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                                      • dinozombie@metalhead.clubD dinozombie@metalhead.club

                                        @cstross @Doomscroll oh yeah?? We'll see about that Mr. Knowitall! *smashes face with hammer*

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                                        @dinozombie
                                        Take THAT, Elon!
                                        @cstross @Doomscroll

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                                          @petealexharris

                                          mental health and political circumstances are deeply intertwined, particularly when political-economic conditions induce specific inhumane circumstances.

                                          (mark fisher analyzes this pretty deeply in various books of his, and is worth reading for his insights here.)

                                          @Doomscroll @cstross

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