NeoBasilisk

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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
what is correlation and causation?
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
still one of my favorites
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
Our current political climate is due to their voting patterns over the last 30 years.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
Realizing that you probably can't support the same lifestyle that you grew up with can feel like failure.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
Unfortunately, many of the people that grew up in Calfornia/NY/etc have the view that there are a maximum of maybe 5 states worth living in.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
I haven't seen much reporting of it growing. http://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2015/12/09/the-american-middl... http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/09/06/the-americ
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
>If he could do it in the situation he grew up in, anyone can. This is a terrible mindset to have.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
I wonder if we will see another extension since Mickey is getting close to the chopping block again.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
There are shortages in a private healthcare system. If you can't pay, you don't get treatment.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
Because [a rapidly diminishing number of] people still believe that they have value.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
Because it makes powerful people fabulously rich. That is all you need to know.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
I meant it the other way around, in case it wasn't clear. My childhood pet is still alive, and it's depressing to think about the fact that it wouldn't be if it had been a dog.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
My family got a parrot 22 years ago when I was a kid. It's a bit depressing to think that if we had gotten a dog or a cat, it would have been long dead by now.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
also really interested in hearing the background
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
The fact that US life expectancy has fallen for 2 years in a row speaks volumes. edit: lmao please explain the downvotes
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
You won't get an answer to this.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
Who is sending passwords in cleartext on the wire?
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
What public union is spending millions of dollars on elections?
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
Oh, so it was a bug, huh? I found it so irritating that I just removed my phone number from my facebook account altogether, because I couldn't find any setting that would make them stop texting me.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
So you're saying poor people in the US don't matter because they bring down the average?
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
"But the free market..."
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
It really does seem like the early to mid 2000s was the pinnacle of the mod scene.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
You have no power to "negotiate" as an Amazon warehouse worker.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
That kind of stuff permanently damaged my ability to enjoy using C++.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
I've had large parts of my feet numb for over 7 years and parts of my right hand numb for about 2.5 years. Doctors were never any help.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
I had my tonsils removed when I was 4. They were so infected, that they basically fell apart shortly after removal.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
There is a famous Lee Atwater (Republican strategist) quote that illustrates this perfectly. There are some ugly words in it that I will not censor, because our history is ugly. Atwater: Y'all don't quote me on this. You start out
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
No idea why this is getting downvoted.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
My first game of the point and click adventure genre was Return to Zork, which I believe was released a few months prior to Myst and had many similarities, but was never nearly as popular for whatever reason.
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by NeoBasilisk 8y ago
I've never understood people having significant trouble adjusting their sleep schedule by one hour twice per year. Do these people never travel? You don't fly somewhere 3-4 time zones away and stay there for a week and then come h

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