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by 3qz 4y ago
Yep. Look up pig woman or that one experiment where they called Eggy “Christine”
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by 3qz 4y ago
> Is gay sex going out of fashion too? No. Many men are turning to gay sex because they can’t get any women. Lots of guys are “bi” but it’s like 10% gay 90% straight attraction. Getting a guy is 100x easier than a woman so even though th
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by 3qz 4y ago
The harsh reality is that around 30% of men are completely unfuckable. They only got action because women needed to be married because they couldn’t support themselves. Ugly men have 0 value in the dating market beyond money.
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by 3qz 4y ago
What ever happened to India world superpower 2020?
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by 3qz 4y ago
The gay men I date also bullied me when I still had an Android. If your social circle uses discord then they’re probably not concerned with being normal.
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by 3qz 4y ago
It’s not just kids. Adult women don’t want boyfriends with Androids. Having green texts is unacceptable in such a competitive dating market.
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by 3qz 4y ago
This is awful. It’s the LinkedIn writing style and I can’t look at it without being reminded of all the shitposting that “thought readers” do. Thoughts?
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by 3qz 4y ago
This should be easy to do in any community with a stigma against renting. No second homes in the community means no poor people stinking up the street and lowering property values
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by 3qz 4y ago
iPhone users are also much better looking
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by 3qz 4y ago
> ideally your partner is supporting you In reality she will leave you for a guy who isn’t so miserable all the time.
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by 3qz 4y ago
> if they are just a number doing boring work and hate their job and have no impact This is almost every job. You might as well get paid fairly for it.
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by 3qz 4y ago
A stable career with a high income. Looks good on a resume so quitting is easy once you have enough money saved
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by 3qz 4y ago
That’s what McDonalds is for
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by 3qz 4y ago
> young urban professionals, who are the target demographic of Tim Hortons Are you sure? Tim’s is always full of blue collar guys and old people whenever I go in. Starbucks is for yuppies.
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by 3qz 4y ago
$250k is not a lot of money in most of these places live. In Canada it’s not even enough to buy a house in 2/3 of our major cities. What’s it like in NYC or the Bay Area? I can’t blame them for spending so much when that’s what it take
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by 3qz 4y ago
This just looks like a mid life crisis project
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by 3qz 4y ago
Informed decisions are meaningless on an individual level. The government will be the same no matter who I vote for. Voting is just a way to feel like you did something without any effort
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by 3qz 4y ago
This is a bizarre article. You never even hear about 99% of “important” news because it doesn’t get reported, and there are no consequences for ignoring it. You can just ignore the news if you want.
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by 3qz 4y ago
Most universities in Canada were completely online for almost 2 years. Was it the same for grade schools in the states? I have no idea what level of restrictions this article is about
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by 3qz 4y ago
“Remember there is no “company.” All of the company’s decisions are actually individuals acting within their own set of incentives. The “company” is what emerges when those individual incentives interact with each other.” A good summary of
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by 3qz 4y ago
The only legitimate use for web3 that I’ve seen is a way to establish trust with strangers before you run arbitrary software on their computers. It’s like a really expensive replacement for AWS. Are there any other cases similar to this and
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by 3qz 4y ago
Autism
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by 3qz 4y ago
There is no ownership structure in the world that could ever make me care about boring software
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by 3qz 4y ago
no
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by 3qz 4y ago
They’re not being stolen, they love it. It’s even more fucked that you think the best and brightest should be trapped in the awful countries they were born in
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by 3qz 4y ago
Far right? Even Bernie Sanders thinks open borders is a Koch brothers proposal.
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by 3qz 4y ago
Does it matter? Jobs worth caring about are extremely rare so I don’t actually care about what the company does. I would vote to sell the company and cash out if I worked somewhere democratic.
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by 3qz 4y ago
no
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by 3qz 4y ago
Being an employee and an owner doesn’t align incentives since I have no meaningful influence over the stock price. I don’t care at all about the success of the projects I work on as long as I keep getting paid
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by 3qz 4y ago
The main reason is that almost all content online comes from people who are mentally ill. Commenting or creating anything online is really weird. Normal people don't do this, so you're interacting with a very different group of pe

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