HKH2

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by HKH2 2y ago
Public safety does come from repeat offenders being behind bars.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Drug runners know the risks. They get danger money.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Do you think you live in a high-trust society?
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by HKH2 2y ago
> Wouldn't you want something original and innovative? Some cultures promote originality more than others. Some cultures are good for getting things done.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Disagreeing with a point of view is not arguing. Understanding how someone has got to a point of view I disagree with can be useful.
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by HKH2 2y ago
They last a lot longer too. Plastic gradually gets stained.
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by HKH2 2y ago
No, because it's done intentionally.
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by HKH2 2y ago
The more you deal with your insecurities, the easier it is to handle negative feedback. People may not have the time or patience to write long form writing. There are plenty of times I've disagreed with bots, but they're pretty go
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by HKH2 2y ago
Letting people talk their thought processes through without conflict seems more productive than them prefiltering what they want to say. You can get so conditioned to expect negative feedback that you refuse to follow your curiosity.
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by HKH2 2y ago
What happens when you fast?
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by HKH2 2y ago
SSRIs, birth pills and other 'harmless' drugs modify behaviour too.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Using discretion or being modest isn't necessarily living a double life. I'm sure there are plenty of things you're not open about; that doesn't necessarily make you fake, does it?
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by HKH2 2y ago
Anthropological too.
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by HKH2 2y ago
At least it's more useful than their limited edition themes.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Also, fish_config is there if you want to make quick changes without having to look up syntax.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Will we ever have crystal clear night photography?
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by HKH2 2y ago
Not GP, but who's asking for that? I think all the blather is inescapable. I can't make people write an email instead of them wasting my time while they try to make sense of their own thoughts in a meeting. That's just how it
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by HKH2 2y ago
There's a choice for an introvert to put on a front once they know how, but that's nowhere near becoming an extrovert.
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by HKH2 2y ago
> ARM is literally blowing up their ecosystem for no reason With explosives?
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by HKH2 2y ago
The motor cortex goes across the brain like that.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Let's see what else becomes a matter of 'national security'.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Chinese Tiktok is forcibly wholesome (by Chinese standards). They do not believe in absolute freedom of speech. Now Americans have just conceded that they don't believe in it either. It's good that we're all on the same page
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by HKH2 2y ago
The same goes for societies.
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by HKH2 2y ago
There are multiple threats to meritocracy. Nepotism and hedonism are two. What can you do about those?
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by HKH2 2y ago
*palate
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by HKH2 2y ago
How should one read Nietzsche without learning German?
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by HKH2 2y ago
I never said that I disapproved of it. In fact, I think the ambitious goals of Star Citizen are great. On the other hand, Roblox bothers me a lot. However, I know I also make purchases that others don't understand. I don't think t
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by HKH2 2y ago
You're right. Folk work is exempt. (It is so dwarfed by the rest that I simply forgot it.)
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by HKH2 2y ago
Sure, the difference is the amount. None of it is necessary.
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by HKH2 2y ago
> All gaming is not consumeristic. That's like saying all art is consumeristic, or all music is. Sure. None of those are necessary.

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