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JetAlone
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JetAlone
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Well, hell, if the NHK man is going to squeeze that fee out of me, I might as well have 24/7 access to the station I'm paying for... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NHK_Party
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Looking at these: -I feel like I'm small again. -I feel A sense of fear at the sight of the height. -I feel like the other children climbing are going to look down at me not climbing, and laugh. -I feel myself snapping back to my prese
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It was over a hundred thousand, about 0.1% of the US population at the time.
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It's interesting that you bring up the Statue of Liberty. In Japanese she is called "自由の女神", "Jiyuu no Megami" which can be translated as "Goddess of Freedom". So future anthropologists with a limited snap
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There's unexpected solar winds https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31851572 , and a rare triple La Nina, in a similar time frame. Does anyone with more knowledge on meteorology and the sun's effects on it than me
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I tried to remember some counterexamples etc. When I think of a deliberately subterranean sanctuary, I imagine Christian catacomb churches, something selected out of necessity and later revered for the legend of the struggle. Anchorites wou
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It depends on which industries etc, why you got fired. Blacklists are a thing, and if you're on one and it affects you, it's pretty hard to tell.
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I'm something of a chat-addict and use my group conversations with other people to collect my thoughts. The majority of them are annoyed that I do this, and either can't or don't want to follow my trail of thoughts. I should
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More likely, the creator might recognize that a lot of people who like this kind of stuff have a habit of "hiding their power level" by not buying it and displaying it on their chest. Going ahead and buying that shirt is somethi
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It appeals to me, absolutely, because I am familiar with and have a positive impression of the Grug character.
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I don't think we can scientifically solve the mind-body problem either. Scientifically, we've been able to pile up some evidence against the brain being remote-controlled through an extremely simple, uni-faceted direct channel of
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Invention has been raised in a convent of adoptive mothers.
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Probably once in one of those "extrapolation" videos.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Way_enneagram Huh, that's where the enneagram, which I am aware is currently popular in many western progressive Christian circles, comes to our culture through... More interes
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For all we know the manager could have even been a secret "Fellowship of Friends" member, or at least a sympathizer.
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Yep, the credibility of the risk is in the wine suppliership, at the very least.
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I'm 50 feet tall and made of metal, of course I'm going to be heavy. As the airline companies realized, software weighs nothing, so its removal did nothing to unburden me ;_;
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>She got pissed and just told me tell her who to vote for. This sounds like so many zoomers I've encountered on the internet. "Just tell me what to do". There's just so much information in their world they don't
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In the parts of the world that were prone to this, we're too atomized, lonely. We've also been more educated through documentaries to be wary of cult compounds. People are very cynical of spiritual belief and skeptical of the inte
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I never knew cigarettes increased testosterone - I would have expected the opposite... Don't know what to think about that.
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I appreciate this consideration, you're right, particularly in the case of broadcasting. My thought is that in general, a network of committed enough transmitters can potentially use their communication ability to eventually bring abou
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My takeaway from this is, when literally any configuration of matter can be used to encode potentially dangerous information, there is no amount of paranoia sufficient to completely prevent that information from being transmitted. The sword
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You know what? I got angry at your mean dismissal, but I'm trying to move past it. I can live with being reviled, or seen as crazy. Even if you think my ideas are absolutely ridiculous, just promise me you'll do what you can to ke
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I like the possibilities of solar energy. I like the possibilities of decentralized energy. I am a conspiracy theory type of guy. Here's what I really think about all the state and corporate SDG campaign sloganing I see on the streets
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I like woodworking because it takes me away from the world of purely mental, metal things. It also doesn't hurt at all that it was the profession Jesus worked before fulfilling the Messianic prophecy. I also find the products of my wor
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I don't see why you got downvoted, maybe by a resentful droog or two. This is a fantastic addendum.
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The apotheosis of a machine as the restarting point of a cyclical time-loop, it must have astonished the audience especially at the time. To the best of my finite reckoning, it boils down to a pantheistic/monistic model because either
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Over the last few years I've begun to understand that freedom in a too-real sense is the reward we experience for loving the truth, to the extent that we do.
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A substantial portion of that audience probably wishes they could get away with not having phones.
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There's absolutely some eisegesis going on. The shroomer story is sexy, also politically convenient.
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