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That is something that I think hasn’t been fully realized yet - that many people will actually prefer AIs to most humans.
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What do you like to do in your free time? - Read alt right blogs I'd encourage you to seek out diverse perspectives and try to understand a range of viewpoints. While it's okay to be curious about different perspectives, it's
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Dating, education, and sex ratios
(robkhenderson.com)
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Why Companies Need People Back in the Office [video]
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The Navy Seal Who Went to Ukraine Because He Couldn’t Stop Fighting
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When you import people from the jungle, you eventually become the jungle.
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And let’s waste the limited supply of oil that took millions of years to form in order to move people back and forth on a daily basis. All while spewing toxic particles into the air and ruining the climate. But hey, we have a ”culture” to p
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Very attractive men dating multiple women.
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At least in the Ivy League, White under-representation becomes extreme if you discount the huge number of (very over-represented) Jews that are included in the White category. https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2018/11&#x
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Peer review – Why the greatest scientific experiment in history failed
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Andor Is the Best Star Wars Ever Made
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The worst thing that’s happened to science in a century
(orthosphere.wordpress.com)
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4y ago
Or in Europe or East Asia where most people have good broadband.
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Twilio promises ‘anti-racist’ layoffs
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The World’s Coming Energy Catastrophe
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No she doesn’t. She only has that one guy once per week at most.
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They also own houses worth millions close to the office and don’t give a f-k about other people having to spend the major part of their income on housing and commuting, not to mention the absolute evil of destroying the environment for no
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Can US-supplied HIMARS be a game changer for Ukraine?
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Hollow Men, Hollow Markets, Hollow World
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Chinese Communist Cells in Western Firms?
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Freedom (To Live a Normal Life)
(theupheaval.substack.com)
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Ancient Carthaginians did sacrifice their children
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‘We’re all afraid’: Massive rent increases hit mobile homes
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Good. Work from office should really be made illegal in order to protect the environment and public health. Exceptions can be made of course for occupations where physical presence is actually needed. This madness has to end. Using very fin
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What Progress Wants – I saw the best minds of my generation
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It's the other way around. I've worked for a company that did (de facto) IQ tests before hiring. It was great. Everyone was intelligent, thoughtful and efficient and the company was successful. The problem was the owners (who of c
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The quiet threat of 'covert' narcissists in the workplace
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I don't know this but it sounds to me like a typical case where the senior engineers are the ones who really know how things work and they are also the ones doing the actual coding (which is probably why they prefer to work from ho
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So, spending hours in a car instead of with my own kids is "mature". Spending the family income on cars and gas and paying an extra million for a house in order to make commuting even feasible is "mature". Destroying the
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The World Order Reset
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