Aurelius3

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by Aurelius3 4y ago
His entire speech to Laertes was clear and actionable advice. And his advice to Ophelia was likely necessary for the time. Had no clue people thought him a fool until today.
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
Absolutely, as someone that got 10+ hours of sleep year round for multiple years in high school (early bedtime, early waking), the dread of having to sit in a class and learn horrendous nonsense was more of a motivation to sleep in then act
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
I can agree with this line of thought, however, I feel obliged to warn you where this supposed reality can lead and I want you to consider if this violates any other beliefs you may hold. Another poster mentioned that the English have a rat
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
The quality of spoken English goes down over time as well, and as far as I know the English language has no institute or governing body which attempts to regulate it. It seems to me that the languages erode regardless of the rules in place
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
>Continuing with a warning: it was found that approximately 60% of people have previously broken off a relationship due to a kiss, possibly due to genetic incompatibility. Source? Need to know just in case.
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
Possible reference to this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQZvNHBdpxE
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
I suppose the problem is that in the abortion debate the pro life side believes the unborn fetus is being forced to live (or rather not live) according to another belief system. It's a matter of perspective I guess.
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
>They didn't do much colonization because they were too busy fighting wars with each other No, nearly every one of the countries I listed had simply no intention or means to colonize effectively at a profit, has nothing to do with p
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
(Relatively) Low rates of foreign immigration despite ageing population, strong central goverment with the intention of weakening external and internal influences (See Uyghurs / western chinese territories for an example of internal in
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
Many did, but many did not, entirety of eastern europe (minus Russia), germany, nordics, balkans, and central european states had no history of colonization or very little, and even then it was not in the regions most associated with migrat
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
>You cannot influence without being influenced. Why not? China has massive influence in many countries, and they seem to retain a lot of their culture while suppressing any internal change/dissent. It would seem to me that many Euro
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
It started out as a pc gaming type thing, so yeah, most of it is men, but the choice of server matters and they have expanded and rebranded a lot. If you are going on political servers it's already not worth it and you missed the point
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by Aurelius3 4y ago
Once you give your data away no regulation can keep it safe, it is already compromised the second it is given.
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
Source on this? I heard they banned microbeads in toothpaste, does this remove all plastics or is there more?
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
The question is complicated. On the one hand you claim that in the west certain people are pushed away from certain fields, whereas others have claimed that in more egalitarian countries people are actually pushed into certain fields agains
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
Power imbalances are a fact of life, where do you draw this arbitrary line of people being equal enough in power to interact certain ways? It's not obvious and seems nebulous to me. Furthermore, consider the possibility that many of th
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
The fundamental problem with this approach is the difficulty in quantifying many of these things. How do you objectively determine maturity, ability to react properly under various intense situation, intelligence, even certain physical elem
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
I see it differently, I am under the impression that when people say to live every moment as if it were your last they mean you should do whatever it is you are doing with focus and dedication, as if it is the last thing you will do, and ju
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
I thank you for your reply and I would like to address your points. As someone who is a first generation immigrant to the new world who went back to the old country I disagree with the idea that whites in the new world have specific regiona
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
I don't understand this perspective. Aren't European Americans similarly stripped of there European heritage as time goes on in the new world? Thus the word white in america means "of european origin living in america" t
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
>It reminds me of German civil servants who ran the numbers and advised Hitler that the country was going to lose. Recommendations are worthless when politicians ignore them and declare war anyway. Source on this? Sounds interesting.
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
I assume they have long term contracts in place for this kind of thing so they can't really get screwed over in that way.
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
Although I do think there will be an oversupply "crisis", I think the article is too optimistic about the timing. From what I have read the new foundries will start production in 2024-2025, and I don't see demand going down a
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
Isin't risc mainly for embedded systems and low power usage?
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
>This is how you lose a senate and gain a Caesar, and look what happen to Rome eventually… Canada will become the largest, longest lived empire of all time, spanning the entire Mediterranean world? That does sound like a dystopia.
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
>This requires a lot of trust. The entire point of having banking infrastructure is to remove the need for trust. Like crypto, with no oversight, how do you know your local 'phone bank' is not a rug-pull? Isn't the entire
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
It's interesting to see how the rapid advancement of technology has affected the human body over time and how we are trying to combat it with further technology. No bullshit, is there any way to reverse this apparent adaptation the eye
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
It's impossible to win, if you don't shake a women's hands you are treating them in the old fashioned, less progressive way, if you do, you are looking for excuses to touch them. Interacting with others in any context require
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
Others are downvoting you, but this is a perspective I appreciate as it is something I have been thinking about. Although I don't think selling out to MS is a large concern for me at the current time. I do think in the future it is imp
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by Aurelius3 5y ago
As someone just getting into .NET (c# desktop applications) anything I should know about .NET and/or it's history?

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