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by 47282847 6mo ago
Of course you are free to support abusive behavior but especially with friends and family it would probably be useful for your own sake not to do so, and it is factually correct to view (and treat) you as enabler if you continue to do s
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by 47282847 6mo ago
A popular perspective is that emotions are the result of quick analysis of a situation, trained on survival instincts originally but later mostly pattern matching and beliefs. By observing emotional reactions you can drill down to the under
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Ah! Finally I get it! Trump is talking steganography!
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Correlation/causation
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Honestly? Maybe that’s part of the solution, not the problem. I already see people including me going back to real world, local interactions and connections.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Ah yes I can see the misunderstanding: I meant “acceptable” in a broader sense than just legally, but I can see how the use of “jurisdiction” implies law. It was not my intention to just reference the legality, but more in terms of what is
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by 47282847 7mo ago
“Their bot” is a software anyone can run.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Words can have influence and can come from a place of authority, which does carry responsibility. Words of a president are very different from words published on a random blog by some random person, and different yet again from words publis
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by 47282847 7mo ago
One side publishes words, the other DDoSes. One side could just ignore the other and go about their business, the other cannot. One is using force, which naturally leads to resistance and additional attention, the other is not. Both sides l
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Root root root cause: child abuse leading to damaged children growing into damaging adults.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
It’s not the tone. It’s how you perceive the tone to be. Be careful, especially in a culturally diverse and international environment. Plenty of cultures cringe when they receive overly friendly phrased words, as it will not sound honest an
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by 47282847 7mo ago
:-) Where is that quote from? Scott Adams? I admit that I didn’t read any of his philosophy, and Scott Alexander’s eulogy doesn’t really inspire me to do so.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Al Jazeera is great too.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
I assume nobody removed it and the revenue is just added to some Google Adsense balance sheet, and reports go to some Gmail account that will expire one day.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Interesting how you seem so sure about what matters to other people, when the reality is that anything matters that people say matters to them. If people care about fonts, they do care about fonts. If I follow your train of thought to its l
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by 47282847 7mo ago
“The package base for Duranium is shared with current versions of postmarketOS, and improvements flow into both. Think of it as a different deployment model on top, not a fork.”
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Say, a person dies of hunger in India. I am responsible for his death. As much (or as little) as anyone else that was able/capable to stop it from happening. We have that shared responsibility. And this is not an “ideal” or “tribal thi
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by 47282847 7mo ago
> There's hundreds if not thousands of things I could act on right now. I'm not responsible for any of them. In my eyes, you are! In the classical definition, you will at least have to answer/be held accountable for all of
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by 47282847 7mo ago
> i understand the ideal, it just won't work with humans I don’t consider it to be something that “works” or not, or an ideal, but as fact of reality. The moment you could act on something totally makes it your own responsibility to
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by 47282847 7mo ago
> Because with property rights comes responsibility Response-ability. The ability to respond. Which you have, if you want it or not, for anything and everything you can respond to. You see children on the streets getting beat up? Your
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Oh cool thanks will take another look!
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Last I checked it didn’t have Battle Mode arenas at all. Not interested in races.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Cranio sacral biodynamics therapy I don’t think this is something you can fix by exercises alone, without assistance.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
I just wish there was a game closely resembling the Battle Mode of original Super Mario Kart. None of the later parts come even close and I’m not aware of any clones. (I know there are some mods with more levels but those are kind of lame;
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by 47282847 7mo ago
After a charcoal barbecue, don’t you consider the remains to be “ashes” even if there are some larger pieces of coal left in there?
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by 47282847 7mo ago
> I don't care about other people's children getting groomed. These other people’s children will be your own children’s bullies tomorrow and narcissistic bosses and politicians or similar gang members the day after. Fact is, we
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Some people in this thread seem to come from a place of morality where some “higher truth” exists outside of the sphere of the individual to guide one’s actions, and yet others even seem to weakly disguise their own ethics and beliefs behin
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by 47282847 7mo ago
Plenty of historical examples of work environments where sabotage would have been the most ethical thing to do (and often you will only know in hindsight). But yeah in most circumstances a simple disagreement doesn’t warrant the psychologic
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by 47282847 7mo ago
I didn’t think it was possible until I’ve experienced it myself. Magnificent. And a little scary too.
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by 47282847 7mo ago
> Even your most hippie communist commune requires giving in order to receive. I was born into a hippie commune/network and the basic premise was that everybody gives voluntarily by mere existence and free desire to do so, and tha

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