2008guy

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by 2008guy 6y ago
Please get rid of this
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by 2008guy 6y ago
The unibomber has nothing to do with anarchy...
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by 2008guy 6y ago
What I saw was this guy flatly asserting that a socialist revolution is coming, I thought at first he was talking about Bernie Sanders, and where there should be a punchline there is no punchline. Then everyone gives an awkward and half-coc
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by 2008guy 6y ago
Right but he basically asserted to everyone that a socialist revolution is coming to wipe them out. Is there something I don’t know? Should I be getting ready for this?
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by 2008guy 6y ago
What were you talking about with the socialist revolution?
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by 2008guy 6y ago
I’m not even sure if this would parse as legitimate English. What? And in response to your other recent comment, my entire family has been “consumed” (you idiot) by one disease or another. I am the only one left. Nobody was hysteric when th
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by 2008guy 6y ago
You don’t understand anything, twit.
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by 2008guy 6y ago
My friend, take the number of people who end up dying after herd immunity and compare it to the population that it infected. If it’s more than a drop in the proverbial bucket, then please excuse me.
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by 2008guy 6y ago
That final tally of bodies is a drop in the bucket of 7 billion, as I have already pointed out.
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by 2008guy 6y ago
It is worse for sure. I was stuck in a hotel for the past two months so all I did was watch cnn. It was amazing to see the sentiment of the language on cnn actually become politically neutral as the disease spread in the US. That was when i
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by 2008guy 6y ago
I’m talking about the death toll at the end of the day, not the current death toll. I’m talking about the likely maximum number to ever be infected (roughly herd immunity number) multiplied by the percentage of people that the virus kills.
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by 2008guy 6y ago
Actually the “flu bro” crowd has some really good points. For me, it’s impossible to ignore the inconsistency. Imagine tens of thousands of people standing before you before they perish gruesomely. These people who died of preventable thing
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by 2008guy 6y ago
I’ve visited almost every state at least briefly. In the past couple months I visited El Paso, New Orleans, Huntsville, Lincoln and Omaha, Wichita and Des Moines. Des Moines was the best by a mile.
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by 2008guy 7y ago
Nope. I spent the last year looking to do this and it’s not as simple as you say. If you buy a plot in the middle of Arizona or something, you might be responsible for road upkeep or charged for other things. And you still have to pay taxes
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by 2008guy 7y ago
Yes
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by 2008guy 7y ago
The human brain doesn’t change on a human timescale. Where there is variability there is natural selection. Do you think the world will select for friendliness?
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by 2008guy 7y ago
It wasn’t a lie...
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by 2008guy 7y ago
The inflammation and damage is seen in traditional arrays that are large and rigid. A thread with low enough moment of inertia will likely not cause as much damage. And the damage is only important if you put the electrodes in an important
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by 2008guy 7y ago
Elon musk said on stage that they had put it in a monkey and had the monkey move a cursor with it. I’ve been following musk very closely since 2010 and he’s never blatantly lied so I think this will not be the first time. He has made errors
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by 2008guy 7y ago
How do you place electrodes without metal filaments? It’s been validated in monkeys.
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by 2008guy 7y ago
No, actually high density electrode implants are right around the corner. Watch the neuralink press event.
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by 2008guy 7y ago
But prove that this matters. How many people are in that group? Is it not possible to quarantine the workers?
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by 2008guy 7y ago
The answer seems so obvious. Do a hard, air tight quarantine of people of advanced age. People who are borderline or sick are told to stay inside. Encourage the rest of society to go about business as usual. Provide government support for a
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by 2008guy 7y ago
If you just measure the total amount of debt in the world, it’s very large even historically. I read a great article about it by the world bank. It’s been obvious for years that creditors are not very discerning. I think juicero and theran