Guthur

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by Guthur 3y ago
Pretty simple to see how this happens. One can not isolate one's self from cumulation of being that is one's life. During this individuals life in sure he was often exposed to talk and thought about journalism. But also maybe form
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by Guthur 3y ago
Good on Austria, don't play their silly games. They just want to rob you blind like they're doing to everyone else.
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by Guthur 3y ago
Please read my post it's got a question mark, that universally means it was a query. You are free to clearly clarify. If we agree there are a multitude of reasons for climate to change and that it could therefore happen at any point in
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by Guthur 3y ago
You seem very certain that earth can never have rapid (decades length, centuries?) changes on earth before, or that it could ever happen, without human activities?
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by Guthur 3y ago
And yet after that drought we've had some of the wettest weather I've ever seen here, massive floods, ample rain. Actually have a cold weather warning for the next week here in Sydney. It's as if the weather is you know unpre
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by Guthur 3y ago
I'd beg to disagree. The track record of secularism from the French revolution, to empire and idealogy had quite a lot of blood on it's hands. The body count is most certainly not skewed to religion by any stretch.
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There is a concept that we can only BE in relation to something else, indeed even the most basic idea of true and false, 1 and 0 are in and of themselves relations. It permeates everything, a sort of cosmic dichotomy. In the mundane it&#x27
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by Guthur 3y ago
The problem i believe we are coming to is that all secular governance eventually replaces the role once taken by church and religious philosophy. It starts to become the arbiter of moral truth and with out any real moral center it can only
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by Guthur 3y ago
How is it false equivalency, you seem to think that individuals can choose whatever they individually believe is right i.e. an individual in Russia can some how chose not to be involved in the ongoing conflict. And so if that is true it mus
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by Guthur 3y ago
Sorry, they say they don't exist as human beings? that would be the dehumanising equivalent. Nations, culture, history etc are ideas and perceptions that it's clear we don't all agree on.
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Really, so the russians are referring to Ukrainians as some dehumanising term as orc?
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You really believe that's how it works? that russians can just choose not to be involved. Like the east Ukrainians can just choose to be autonomous?
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Dehumanising is Dehumanising, nothing to do with my skin, I'm not Russian or Ukrainian.
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The case in point highlights that this is not a problem specific to online media, it's just made it more obvious. There is nothing different between how NSDAP whipped up a nation to go on a 6 year rampage across Europe than what's
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by Guthur 3y ago
We've all pretty much lost any sense of our individual self. We've become statistical artifacts in over bearing ideas of organised society. States, ideologies, economies etc. You've got little left to lose, and if you do actu
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by Guthur 3y ago
In my opinion LLM will never be able to replicate the human experience as it's solely based on language which in itself is only a poor facsimile of consciousness. If writing is our best attempt to share our personal psychic experience
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by Guthur 3y ago
But either way the last in line to be considered will be you, your family or the environment.
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There is considerable wealth tied to continuing to herd us all into the cities. If economic activity was to become increasingly decentralised that wealth would be at considerable risk. A lot of that wealth is held by very powerful and influ
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by Guthur 3y ago
Commercial property market forces might be stronger...
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Wholeheartedly agree, the thought that we can school our way out this seems overly simplistic. And I'd go as far as to say the schooling philosophy is part of this pathology. Society decided to dump most doctrinal support but unfortuna
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by Guthur 3y ago
It's not an attack on you mate, serious what is personal about it. I don't have to believe you to avoid hurting your feelings.
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by Guthur 3y ago
They are the people of power, the psychotics and narcissists. It's not that hard to see. I've existed here long enough to see those that claw themselves to the top, and they are nearly all without fail a combination of psychopaths
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by Guthur 3y ago
I'm sorry that's just not true. You are being too myopic in terms of when you look for evidence for that. Ancient Greece had democracy and ended up with an oligarchy, that's what happens.
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Oh yeah everyone must work harder, for some reason we have more technology than ever before and more people than ever before, but we all must work harder. There's enough food and energy if we so choose but no; artificial crisis from co
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by Guthur 3y ago
Good grief, I'm part of a hive mind, why isn't there some sort of warning on the site.
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by Guthur 3y ago
Did you forget the /sarcasm Nothing has ever nor will ever remove the corruption from big government. It has been demonstrably present for 100s of years.
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by Guthur 3y ago
Distorts nothing, it gives a particular view of the world. All our views of the world are highly localised by the very nature of our existence. We can form our own maps by our experience but this is going to be naturally very limited and so
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by Guthur 3y ago
I'm still a little baffled at what people believe will change if anything is proven about the origin of covid-19. It's indisputable that many governments went well beyond their legal remit in response to the virus, and yet many ha
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by Guthur 3y ago
There is quite a bit of short termism in some businesses, this allows for a direct deal of busyness and the cost can just be paid by more busyness in the future. The problem with a movie is that no amount of busyness in the future can resol

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