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by 47282847 2y ago
> survival of the fittest You are aware that Darwin as the originator of that phrase specifically pointed to non-violent cooperation as the “fittest“ strategy for survival?
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by 47282847 2y ago
Even with subsidies taken into account, the ROI is still higher with stocks and the risks a lot higher with properties. 401k is also subsidized. See studies. I understand that there may be arguments individually for the decision and emotion
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by 47282847 2y ago
How come it is public not only how many bidders there were in total, but also their names and their bids, but it is not public how much TheOnion is willing to pay?
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by 47282847 2y ago
I highly doubt any but the most crude policy changes would demonstrate within 5 years how they were to play out in the longer term. The idea of that seems almost as insane as US politics.
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by 47282847 2y ago
FYI, the blog post describes a zip file embedded in the ICC profile data of a JPEG in order to survive web image transformations, whereas the linked Tucker script is just appending the zip to the image.
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by 47282847 2y ago
Total agree. It’s the growing problem of actively exploited code of conduct schemes. See the topic of “reactive abuse“. The original abusers win, since they are the experts in violence and know how to leave no evidence. The victims who use
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by 47282847 2y ago
What’s this fixation on house ownership? It doesn’t make sense rationally. Stock markets always perform better, easily beating ownership and the hassle and associated risks of managing property.
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by 47282847 2y ago
A person that experiences correction and criticism as gaslighting has serious mental health issues. Talk to a therapist. Get help.
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by 47282847 2y ago
At least half of the world has been violently invaded by this so-called “freedom“ and will take offense by this framing. Rightly so. Freedom by force is simply violence, with the additional violence of deliberate newspeak. Anyone repeating
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by 47282847 2y ago
Words matter.
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by 47282847 2y ago
And it made sense for you to then call it “freedom units“ why, of all possibilities?
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by 47282847 2y ago
If you add machine learning to the mix like Tiktok, those that want healthy food will quickly end up with almost exclusively healthy recipes, and those that strongly prefer junk food will get their junk food. No need to programmatically tak
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by 47282847 2y ago
Reflective listening doesn’t mean to parrot back what someone says, but it is an artform to transform what they say to add clarity and precision, for example by representing assumptions of the other person accurately as such and help differ
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by 47282847 2y ago
I am not in finance and I’m not interested in investing because I’m rational and simply use world ETFs and don’t see why I would ever want to do anything else. I really enjoy Levine because I learn a lot from it about how the world works. I
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by 47282847 2y ago
You sure?
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by 47282847 2y ago
That’s how I learned it in school 30 years ago?
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by 47282847 2y ago
Control via USB/Bluetooth (obviously cloud-based), external power source.
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by 47282847 2y ago
Why is it a problem then to take it and have it replaced by newer and safer bills? In countries that do introduce newer standards, you can still take old bills to the central bank and convert them. I don’t buy that argument. It doesn’t make
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by 47282847 2y ago
Incorrect. ẞ is still a thing.
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by 47282847 2y ago
So, money laundering. ;-)
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by 47282847 2y ago
Isn’t it because the US supports large scale money laundering and tax evasion whereas more civilized societies try to get rid of it?
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by 47282847 2y ago
Really? I want to be able to flexibly move my arms and legs into all kinds of directions, I want to sit down on grass or generally on the ground, stretch my legs out, sit cross-legged, crash on couches, snuggle into various types of chairs,
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by 47282847 2y ago
Wow. Crazy. I never get spam SMS in Germany. I’ve had my number for 20+ years. If I did, I would report it to the federal agency in charge of number assignment. I hear they are quite effective in following up with reports.
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by 47282847 2y ago
Trauma therapy has three components: safety from continued abuse, stabilization/resource building/(co)regulation, and confrontation. It would be ill-advised indeed to start confrontation when the other two are not in place, howeve
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by 47282847 2y ago
Thanks Drew for documenting this. I see more and more people excusing their violent behavior on the grounds of calling themselves “neurodivergent“. The worst thing about that is that it works. Please watch out for these dynamics, and speak
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by 47282847 2y ago
Emails, or email addresses? …
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by 47282847 2y ago
Yes and now how do you get Russians in Russia to change their mind? By punishing and isolating them, or by inviting them over to talk to them? That was the original point regarding sanctions.
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by 47282847 2y ago
Exactly. Even calling it one is. And even if it was true, that opinion would simply be an indicator of the success of government propaganda. (Lies and myths and skewed narratives, not to be confused with gaslighting.)
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by 47282847 2y ago
How does that contradict what I said? You conflate Russian government and rulers (the „Russian regime“), and the population who happen to live or originate from there with no say in any of it („Russians“), all into one. That creates confusi
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by 47282847 2y ago
Russians didn’t start a war. They are not the agressor. The ruling powers of Russia did. You are saying that it’s good to punish those already affected by their governments violence additionally. And with that unfortunate perspective, you w

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