AshWolfy

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by AshWolfy 6y ago
because we can see these things with our actual eyes
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
The thing is cigarettes were known to be harmful for a century before anything was done. In 1867 a report found smoking associated with cancer and lung disease. cigarettes were popularly known as coffin nails. At this point several centurie
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
another example is high yeild gmos which reduce nutritional content and increase water content to increase profits while delivering a lower quality crop
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
a lot of this is just really bad, like just off the top of my head 96 percent related genetics is not very much, thats the same similarity between humans and monkeys
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They dont want data sharing methods being revealed
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The US government is functionally bound to the dollar, and its size is enough to guarantee the continued functioning of the dollar. On the other hand bitcoin is backed by speculators and criminals, hardly a stable foundation for a currency
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
I actually talked to him once, his strategy isnt to approach kkk members to convince them to leave, but to let members who are questioning approach him. He also told me its just as important to disrupt their organizing and recruiting effort
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
its easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism
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or maybe it means an alternative way of organizing society is needed
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
democrats always seem to fold because the right has moneyed interests on their side, politicians will never act in our interests unless we make the cost of not doing so greater than the cost of helping us
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
sometimes the short term harm inflicted on a few is worth the benefits it will bring society in the long term "Our shudders are all for the “horrors” of the minor Terror, the momentary Terror, so to speak; whereas, what is the horror o
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
The planet was destroyed, but for a short time we made a lot of money for a few rich people
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Mozilla is a non profit that has had a substantial positive impact on the world, this is a vc funded startup to slightly improve fact retention
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
Why?
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from a user experience point of view it doesnt really matter how much of a distribution platform is compromised, if you reach a tipping point where it become useless. The only real way to use apps stores these days is to have prior knowledg
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
This isnt that complex, its an appointment system. with the resources the government had for this they should have been able to produce something workable in 12 months. I find it hard to believe there wasnt something in place they could ret
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
This should have been started at the beginning of the pandemic, if this was a rush job then that raises further incompetence questions
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Remember that intel's cpus is just one division in a much larger company, where amd is mostly just cpus and gpus, so any comparison of revenue is going to make intel look much better
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His companies have few innovations, at best they are iterative, and often actively worse. and he did none of it himself, he deserves zero credit people think he is innovative because he sold decades old tech to people who didnt pay attentio
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
Elon musk is everything wrong with the tech industry as a whole, overpriced, over engineered, and QA lacking products, hes arrogant when he shouldnt be, and his "disruptions" are mostly stupid, what accomplishments he does have ar
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
>If you work for Google, read the GLS privacy design doc and lobby them to improve anonymization and/or shut down this completely dystopian data collection. People who challenge google policy seem to have a bad habit of being fired
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Remember when police used an etsy purchase to make an arrest of a blm protestor now they have mountains of pictures and video evidence and are only making a few dozen arrests
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Broken windows policing believes that abnormal behavior creates disorder, so all minor infractions must be heavily punished and "problematic" neighborhoods have to have heavy police presence
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Thats assuming they engage with the logic at all, which is an assumption you cant make > "Acts of terrorism" aren't speech so as soon as they go there they go to jail. preventing terrorism is generally considered better th
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
You should reach eichmann in jerusulem, most people who follow movements like these are just conformists like eichmann, they usually cant be convinced otherwise because they dont really believe anything at all I know a qanoner in real life,
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
People dont like to think they are being tricked, and will actively reject truth if it contradicts what they already believe. Doing something like this can be great, but it takes time and effort, meanwhile acts of terrorism are being commit
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I love when people say this, while on the left we are having debates about if we place too much of an emphasis on deradicalizing and rehabilitating the far right
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
Yeah well just refute the arguments for the people who think democrats, hollywood, and the (((globalists))) and kidnapping and killing children to drink their blood, thatll convince them
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
I mean aside from exaggerating, yes riots did happen in portland. My point was to point out the absurdity of comparing a riot after months of gassings of protestors and innocent civilians and all that happened was some property damage, vers
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by AshWolfy 6y ago
Maybe Ted Wheeler shouldnt have gassed peaceful protesters, passing drivers, and literally just entire neighborhoods

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