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> I'm almost sure there's not even enough resources like energy and metals to create a good infrastructure in every country As better public transport infrastructure vastly reduces the number of cars, and centralizes the requir
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Cool! Congrats! Awesome work. Small typo: “observing predicatable changes“
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I thought it was pretty established by now that it is likely that other parts of the body participate in both memory and thought, a fully distributed system?
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Another +1 for Brother. They even manage to continue printing sanely after paper jams. Linux, Mac, Android, iPhone, all print with zero effort.
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The law itself is very clear and concise so it is straightforward to find that this is not only a reasonable interpretation but right there in the law.
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Maybe it is the same level of consciousness but different physical limitations? Simply imagine being locked in in an insect body with different perception and abilities, and a wiped memory.
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Maybe they run away exactly because they are smart.
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Correlation or causation? I would think parents who care about vitamins and prenatal care do generally pay more attention to their own wellbeing and preparation for the child, which I expect to have positive outcomes for the child, both pre
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Are you saying that after reading the book? Isn’t it pretty straightforward to review which methods are used, and discriminate based on these methods, without taking a position on the content/beliefs/political goals? My understand
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Almost any corporate rule I am aware of has differences in how they apply depending on the size of the company. And as an entrepreneur and startup consultant I think that is a good principle. I don’t even see how society could function with
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The relevant element to me is less the rational construct behind my actions but what the social contract and environment expects of me. I can violate those rules but then have to live with the consequences. In cases such as this I prefer pe
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You could say you create a paid job by not returning your cart. The downsides I see is that free wheeling carts can cause accidents (eg during wind) and create annoyances such as blocking parking spaces. We could probably find some more arg
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Search for widevine decrypt. You’ll find code and forums where at least some L3 (software) keys are publicly shared. For high resolution on some platforms, you need L1 keys, but as far as I understand the decryption process basically stays
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Confusing. On https://www.nwtime.org/ they use $11,000 as “November 2025 goal“, with $4,675 as current level? Are these goals monthly goals, with the counter being reset? The sites don’t make that clear.
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This is not my experience. I know people from different walks of life, some severely mentally disabled (Down syndrome etc) that are the most open and cheerful, to millionaires that are stuck in continuous streams of unhappiness and negativi
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+1 We hired someone from Syria as a small and newly formed company in Germany, and all we had to claim is that yes it is a high skill job above a certain salary threshold and no we cannot find a person available with the required skills in
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> Of course you're missing something, probably the most important thing in the world after rich parents is being smart. I cry a small tear for that limited world view, if it even was meant seriously or just as sarcasm.
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It is special because of what is being discussed here: it attempted (pretended?) to do so as a non-profit, which arguably gave it early support by people who otherwise may not have provided it. None of the other players you mention did so,
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I’ve had multiple “lifetime“ accounts cancelled on me without bankruptcy, just changes in their product line. It doesn’t seem to mean anything.
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That’s encryption at rest, but not anonymization, unless you throw away the salt and pepper, at which point the record becomes meaningless since it cannot serve for future comparisons.
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I did not refer to Freud because I agree with his ideas. The claim was that psychotherapists do not look at environmental and societal origins of psychological disorders, which is false, plenty do. Have you looked into the material by Judit
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“Cord wrapped around you” can be seen in ultrasound and you can deduce level of stress from amount of movement/lack of movement of fetus. They can be seen to react to outside stimuli from very early on. Agree that it sounds questionabl
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I think it’s exactly why we can now look at and face trauma because some of us are not as severely traumatized and in denial like previous generations. We can decide to work on it, rather than just passing it on by mistreating those around
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> None of the trauma literature even looks at what to change to prevent this Untrue, overgeneralized. I can provide a lengthy list of literature about that, but for now will refer you merely to one of the most prominent researchers who a
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For an extensive critical review on research on prenatal trauma (“in the womb”) and theories around it, see Philipp Ployés “The Prenatal Theme in Psychotherapy”, available on libgen. Especially in the past 20 years with improved ultrasound,
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A phone can be a great “server“ too.
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They may earn money but are totally rotten. They eat injured souls.
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As with music, the final product you consume involves a lot more work/expertise/people than just “writing it“. You can see the quality differences when you compare self-published print on demand to quality publishing.
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… but don’t you dare to reflect critically on our definition of what is excellent or we will cancel and ban you.
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I recently decided to upgrade to BC50 again after some years of less travel and a subscription of a BC25. I went to the DB site, logged in, manually provided my BC25 card number in the order process even though it’s right there in my profil

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