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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
Well, yes, meditation doesn't fix cancer. But it seems like such an odd point. It's like writing an article to clarify that exercise will not help if your car breaks down. I guess some people have a wrong perception that meditatio
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
Yes, Twitter arbitrarily censors people for expressing the wrong views. Yes, the censorship fails. People who understand the idea of free expression feel deep revulsion at censorship. To me, something being censored is enough of a reason to
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
Government might try to go house to house in red states. They'd encounter resistance everywhere, in innumerable forms. The government would be fighting with people defending their homes and their way of life. It would go very badly for
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
I doubt this really needs to be said, but it's not age. It's wisdom, which is basically just experience. The more stuff you see pass away, the less enchanted you are with it. You know that you will eventually be separated from thi
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
Hmm, it seems to be working. There are some nice examples on https://github.com/HackerNews/API
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
> But what I think is really interesting and should give people pause is the heterophobia Yes, good point. I suspect this may be due to general mental fatigue. Even when we're not really studying, every bit of discernment we're
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
Sickening. It's like a commercial from a movie like Robocop where freedom to travel is contingent on being injected with... well, whatever the government declares you have to have to be "fully vaccinated". Doesn't matter
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
Pretty much everything these down-to-earth people are saying is true. If you accept the government's cunningly-constructed arguments, then there's no injection you could ever refuse -- they'll just say that failure to accept
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Science by Prophecy [video](newtube.app)
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
Oh, I'm very aware how safe things are compared to the past. This does not actually change the fact that the environment is fundamentally dangerous. Nobody controls whether they'll still be alive in ten seconds. I think it's
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
> I think they're a foolish "toy" Well, I might agree with you, but that's reason not to buy them, not reason to ban them. > he prevented many injuries and deaths that would have occurred had he not stepped up Well
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
It's another layer of humor to this thing, that the proposal is to resolve the issue with a phrenology-ouija board type of thing, known to be incredibly unreliable. Why would anyone even mention a lie detector?
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
My parents had to endure the loss of a child. I'm the melancholy ruminating type, so I often think about that and the stories of other parents who lost children, like the father who came to my school to tell us about his son, who had d
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
> I trust Androids even less than a CSAM'd Apple. I think that's understandable, but it's too broad. There are things like GrapheneOS and Calyx.
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
I'm not excited about Go. I am excited about Rust.
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
What makes a newspaper a tabloid? Are there objective criteria? Recently the NYPost was one of the few big media organizations to cover the Hunter Biden laptop story, which was legitimate at the time and has since been totally vindicated. I
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
Meditation. https://www.thepathtonibbana.com/
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by BoHerfIIIJrEsq 5y ago
'Indigenous' is a political term that has no clear meaning.