Aeglaecia

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by Aeglaecia 8mo ago
ill acknowledge your attacks on my verbal expression. now do you have a rebuttal to the idea that conscription and forced vaccine mandates are comparable ? because all the mrna vaccines have fucked up side effects, moving from one to anothe
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by Aeglaecia 8mo ago
that is indeed what is being argued , is it possible to screw someone over politely ?
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by Aeglaecia 8mo ago
interpreting his words on a literal basis , the PR submitter isn't being directly impolite ... if you will , place yourself in the shoes of the repository maintainer. a random person (with a personal agenda) has popped up trying to sel
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by Aeglaecia 8mo ago
awesome observation that ill be stealing , thanks for sharing
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
plenty of people get executed under regimes of parties both left and right , im referring to the idea at global scale not specific to any particular country
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
i think a great example to back your point is that the terminally online turn out in droves to apply the nazi label to all those not in favor of maximising immigration , rational discourse seems to have broken down and the resulting vacuum
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
there's no such thing as right or wrong , so the following isn't intended as any form of judgement or admonition , merely an observation that you are starting to sound like an llm
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
presuming your suggestion is correct (that forum goers are indistinguishable from walking echo chambers) , wouldnt screaming at forum goers just end up with a scream being returned right at you ?
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
the original commenter has explicitly stated willingness to engage politically , he has also stated this is not something he is willing to do when it is interrupting his seperate personal choices , concluding with an observation that others
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
i dont see how saying "no politics" is similar to asking "why is there political messaging literally everywhere" , do you see how conflating the two is the exact behaviour that the original commenter was trying to discus
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
I think it sounds more like "why is the town square covered in ads now , who installed actual mantraps in the town square , why is everything we do in the town square used against us , town squares were fine less than two decades ago a
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
obviously the scientific method is perfect , but i think i remember reading that the majority of studies are non reproducible, so things clearly arent perfect in practice. if one truly believes in the fallibility of humans, they also believ
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
re adults it does fall to individual responsibility , re kids we can partially blame parents for not taking care of their kids properly , overall the enemy of our attention has quadrillions of dollars which is fairly difficult to fight agai
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
people who actually have a life generally don't spend time hanging around internet forums so it's important to consider that a disconnection from reality is involved in places like these , thru my eyes you have restated the idea o
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
i believe that the existence of not for profit organizations is a valid counterpoint to whatever your argument is
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
i dont think either of us properly understood the other , perhaps we shall finish this discussion properly another time , all the best until then
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
i think you meant this to be some sort of gotcha , seems your statement aligns with my personal view that literally nobody has any clue what's really going on behind the scenes , so there very well could be a flying spaghetti monster p
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
how could you possibly label an experience accurately without having experienced it yourself ?
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
i don't wish to debate the accuracy of your experience , however i will challenge it a bit - perhaps all psychotics believe they are on a higher plane of thinking , this does not imply that all those on a higher plane of thinking are p
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
doesn't make much of a difference when you are the only non vampire left
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
ten bucks says this condition ends up evolving in the same way that female hysteria did what if llms are actually equivalent to humans in sentience ? wouldn't that make everyone psychotic except those in "chatbot psychosis" ?
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
when vampires are knocking at everyones front door , a sizeable proportion of the populace will be vampirized , such that any barricades to your domicile will be inevitably breached
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
thanks for showing me the way that i sound when i make sweeping admonitions
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
one of asimov's finest , a metaphor that continues to find relevance in my day to day existence - that the conclusions we so readily come to are assumptions made in the absence of the awareness of something more
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
why shouldn't an icon be at least partially skeuomorphic?
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
I agree with you in spirit , however nobody was taught how to raise their kids in an age of incessant hyperstimulation , and people in general don't go out of their way to learn things properly
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
it was a bit doubtful that the recipe for pasta could vary so much , although i do see on the net that america is fond of jar pasta sauce over tomato cans (not pasta exactly but intrinsically linked) ... perhaps this down promotion of carbs
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
id recommend you look into the omega 6 to omega 3 ratio , the tldr is that the ratio of omega 6 to 3 is way out of balance in the modern western diet , from my viewpoint this has been spurred on by oils such as soy and canola which are very
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
i dont think it takes machismo to say that frying in animal fat is tastier than frying in whatever the hell constitues canola oil , as well your american breads and pastas are probably significantly less healthy than the european equivalent
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by Aeglaecia 9mo ago
non americans call it a normal discussion about the events affecting our lives

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