MadSudaca

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by MadSudaca 3y ago
The fact that they had to make a movie showing that people can have muscles following a plant-based diet proves my point. If it was widely feasible, they wouldn't have to create propaganda to support the point.
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
It’s feasible, like living in space is feasible. With a lot of effort and a toll on your body. How much of that land could be used for farming food for humans? Brazil has famously poor soil.
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
They are low quality precisely because they are less rich in types of amino acids. Given the option of having animal or vegetable-based proteins you would always pick animal, all other things being equal. Having a “varied” diet is much easi
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
> Growing plants to feed animals and then consuming those animals is an inefficient way of obtaining calories and nutrients. Shifting to a plant-based diet would allow us to feed more people with less land, reducing the pressure on wild
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
I guess we have something in common, when we become frustrated we say something :)
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
How do you know they’ll end with more subscribers?
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
Honestly, who has time for that these days.
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
For YT premium it's not necessary to share your account, you can become part of the google family group and tie the group to the YT premium subscription. They realized that I don't live in the same household (I am quite far away),
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
It's funny. Right now I have access to around 5 streaming services while I only pay for 2. My girlfriend's friend has access to Netflix, my sis HBO. I provide access to Disney+ and Prime to my family. I used to get YT premium from
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by MadSudaca 3y ago
If this happens then people in EU who have access to ChatGPT can potentially gain a big competitive advantage against those that can't.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
The majority of people in Scandinavia live in the south, where the temperatures are much milder. However, I think that even in the north of these countries, temperatures are still not as bad as in much of Canada during winters.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
Another thing that’s interesting about Europe is that it’s approximately at the same latitude as Canada, with a climate that is substantially warmer. If it was as cold as northern North America, humanity would have taken a completely differ
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
This would make sense, but for the US’s sake, it should be a veeery gradual process taking several generations to complete. Maybe in one or two hundred years. But who knows.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
My experience at the lemonade stand have been similar.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
Maybe in the new generation the same % of people will decide to not have kids and populations in developed countries will continue shrinking geometrically maintaining the present trend. This line of reasoning is very interesting to ponder t
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
It's the same. How you organize "the people" is irrelevant.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
It's the same. How you organize "the people" is irrelevant.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
This comment here is evidence that the USA is no longer a capitalist country. Socialism is so ingrained that people can't tell anymore where capitalism ends and socialism beings. Socialism by definition is having a centralized authorit
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
Like it or not, IQ exists and it's impactful. In my experience, highly educated, high IQ people are more likely to hold an opinion such as yours. My guess is that they don't like thinking about how much of their success is due to
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
It's doubtful whether offsprings of immigrants will have the same IQ as their parents when they're raised in a different environment that, in theory, is more conducive to a person's intellectual growth. Assuming that the immi
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
The desire for your beliefs to be true also affects scientists and biases the scientific enterprise. That doesn’t mean science is not reliable. Same applies here. The bias exists, it doesn’t mean that the results are useless.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
Depends on how you define accuracy.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
I disagree. There’s no casual pathway between Astrology and who you are. With MBTI you respond to a questionnaire, so there is some connection to you. How accurate this is, well that’s a topic for debate. However, the most accurate personal
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
i don’t necessarily agree that the categorization process doesn’t add value, but I certainly think that the categories themselves do.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
they’re going to pay for someone’s retirement, one way or another.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
I think many countries will have problems with their elderly in not too long, regardless of how they handle retirements for their population.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
You haven't considered another option: make legal the illegal. At some point you have to ask yourself, how much liberties are you willing to give away for the feeling of safety.
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
Would you be willing to have your salary reduced if your productivity is lower?
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
So that in the situation that you get fired (possible based on the attitude you show here), no one else wants to hire you (unlikely I admit), and you have to work for yourself, you can get more done for each hour of your time, since your li
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by MadSudaca 4y ago
The problem is assuming we’re better than animals.

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