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Scientist Is Testing New Rural Society Based on Electronics (1973)(nytimes.com)
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If I were a 'General System Vehicle' of the 'Culture' and permanently hosting human guests, I would call myself 'GSV Rodent Habitat John Calhoun' just to make fun of them and offend my fellow minds.
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Sure, I'm working for German health insurances and service providers in data engineering, data analysis and BI Reporting, know the studies and statistics and once was a dialysis and intensive care specialised nurse for 12 years. I plac
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From a healthy business perspective, the most profitable technical solution should always be preferred to behavioral therapy and social change... Ozempic is a great example.
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Even better would be to avoid diabetes and hypertension, diseases that are essentially caused and shaped by personal lifestyle. Overeating, malnutrition, lack of exercise.
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LLMs answer what unfoundly self-convinend people answer when you ask them for diretion on the street. Convincing, not necessarily correct. They are trained on the “data highway“ mostly. A highway full of that type of people, so that behavio
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There was a time when "grasping" something was a literal thing. Strangely enough, however, I only became aware of this when I studied Hegel and some even more obscure texts from Friedrich Engels about Darwin and the importance of
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After Rosemary was mildly sedated, "We went through the top of the head," Dr. Watts recalled. "I think she was awake. She had a mild tranquilizer. I made a surgical incision in the brain through the skull. It was near the fro
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Q:I suddenly lost my head, what can be done? A:Based on the information provided in the text, if someone suddenly loses their head, the immediate action that can be taken is to encircle the head just above the ears and eyebrows with a tie,
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I probably make one of the most delicious marmelades in human history. At least that's what my clan claims. Made from blackberries I collect myself(around 10kg or so per year, takes few hours), Rum, Coffee, cinnamon and vanilla(the re
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>honestly, this sounds like something a depressed person would say. The first sentence is plainly wrong. All its three statements/implications. ("sounds like"; the depression diagnosis; "depressed person would say&quo
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Depression, the unwanted red pill experience of feeling what it is really like to be without self-deception. Don't think about it, just function.
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Bad news, you will face it in your lifetime. Good news, you won't face the time after.
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Hope German gas station tenants make more in their main business because of that. Sweets, snacks and drinks... They're doomed no question, this will only speed it up.
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I remember a time when "grasping" something was a literal thing. Strangely enough, however, I only became aware of this when I studied Hegel.
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Absolutely. So, will your books be available with an audio section as a free encore in the future? :)
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Sounded better than the handful of random corresponding Librivox recordings I listened to in order to compare them. To be honest, a lot of people go to great lengths to make Librivox recordings without having the skills to read aloud. Which
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That is correct and it is the reason I referenced 'God Emperor of Dune'.Maybe I should have mentioned Saberhagen's Berserker series or the replicators from Stargate to make my point more clear... The ideas that war is the fat
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'This was to prevent anyone with the gene from being hunted by prescient hunter-seekers.' https://dune.fandom.com/wiki/Golden_Path#Objectives The evolution of prescient hunter-seeker. You can look it up in &#
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Fortunately, the God-Emperor foresaw that Butler's Jihad would not prevent the logical end of the future evolution of the hunter-seeker problem and directed mankind to the Golden Path.
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Coevolution in an arms race for surface/tactile mimicry. The basic blueprint of an insect is already present in the predator. The first of their kind may have been deformed Siamese twins.
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Talking to a mirror, pondering the Gestalt you're giving the image.
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As a member of the most successful invasive species on this planet, its low orbits and for a few hours of the moon, far be it from me to throw stones in the glass house.
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The joke on briliant comedians is often clinical depression.
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A problem that should not be underestimated is that many aspiring writers do not know how to recognize a bad book, which is why they write many of them themselves.
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Wait until they inform you of your divorce. If you are unlucky, they will inform you about the motherhood of the future ex-wife beforehand.
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Life, only the 'selected works' procreate.
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Should I be reincarnated, I try to be born in a country with a high death rate from cancer. Coincidentally, they correlate with the countries that have a high life expectancy. But beware, the average cancer mortality there has been decreasi
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Ever sold a used car?
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I feel for them. The bittersweet decadence of a superfluous but well-rewarded, perhaps even parasitic existence. Life is hard, but fortunately everything is meaningless if you take the right perspective. Nobody is forcing them, right? &quot

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