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by Nesco 3y ago
Strange, I am reading everywhere that India is developing rapidly and will become soon a major economy
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by Nesco 3y ago
Not an issue per se. It shows the limit of the analogy used by defrost to justify such a world would be as functional as 1975’s was. The basic assumption that the two situations are similar is just… false
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by Nesco 3y ago
Your reasoning is very flawed for a single reason. If by let’s say 2075 the population was reduced to 1975 levels, the demographics would still differ widely. 1. Age distribution would look like an inverted pyramid instead of a pyramid 2. T
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by Nesco 3y ago
The article offers no solution to developed nations demographic collapse other than ideological brainwashing.
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PG – multiple founders want people to return to the office(twitter.com)
5 points by Nesco 3y ago|11 comments
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by Nesco 3y ago
Could you please detail why do you think Machine Learning will obviate jobs that are already useless?
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by Nesco 3y ago
Misleading title: the study doesn’t concern the « human brain » but the neural system of a worm
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by Nesco 3y ago
That’s assuming there are no externalities whatsoever to immigration and that the immigrants will be able to satisfy the demand in labor and in entrepreneurs as well as the natives. From my own experience, in France, both of those assumptio
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by Nesco 4y ago
Thanks for the precision! Bimax indeed best practice but performing BSSO comes with significant risk of nerve damages. In my (light) case for example two independant surgeons advised me against as the risk outweighed the potential benefice
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by Nesco 4y ago
”Mewing” is just normal tongue posture. It will not improve your jawline. Usually it’s the reverse: if you need to “mew” / put your tongue on the roof of your mouth consciously and if you naturally snores it’s because of a problem.
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by Nesco 4y ago
Not if you shower yourself multiple times a day, trim your body hair and rub the “smelly” parts (ex your armpits) with a clean sponge
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by Nesco 4y ago
I only used soap on my hands and bottom. Usually I shower in the morning, then after sport if I am doing a sport session and then before going to bed. Showers take far less time as you don’t use soap, however you need to use mild to hot wat
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by Nesco 4y ago
I asked friends which I know to be brutally honest as I was both skeptical and worried. And you indeed smell if you don’t shower two times a day without soap and deodorant. And even by showering two times a day you will smell the first mo
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by Nesco 4y ago
Exactly: I shower often two times a day. And that is when I avoid sport
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by Nesco 4y ago
I should have clarified that I meant speed not pressure. Applying pressure is indeed a awful for teeth
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by Nesco 4y ago
I concur that my takes largely depends of my own situation. Long hair is tremendously more difficult to wash and takes way more time to dry. Just co-washing them is often impractical. When I had longer hair I usually used shampoo once every
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by Nesco 4y ago
I indeed tends to get “dirty” and smell faster and I indeed feel it. However I wash myself more often. Usually in the morning and before bed. After sport sessions also
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by Nesco 4y ago
I indeed did asked friends. They couldn’t tell the difference. That’s why I stocked to it. However I indeed need to wash myself more often, especially when the temperature is kinda hot
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by Nesco 4y ago
Not regularly but before / after intercourses. And for the ass usually after each time you need to defecate.
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by Nesco 4y ago
That’s why I said it was useful in the first place. However you already get enough fluorides with a moderate use.
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by Nesco 4y ago
Exactly. There is a world between “don’t use soap on your body” and “never shower yourself or change your clothes”. I often wash myself with water two times per day
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by Nesco 4y ago
I realised most of my basic health routine was useless to detrimental: - Soap: it disrupt the skin microbiome. Only useful for hand washing and to clean private parts / the bottom. Even then use high quality soap like Marseille soap or
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by Nesco 4y ago
Interesting that what the author found contrer-intuitive correspond in my case to my prior. It’s well known in France for the competitive exams that in domains with gender imbalance interviewers tend to help a bit the minority gender, I wou
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by Nesco 4y ago
This is textbook whataboutism
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by Nesco 4y ago
The man who planted trees by Jean Giono
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by Nesco 4y ago
Come on it’s literally the third google result for “premier tour religion”. https://www.ifop.com/publication/le-vote-des-electorats-conf...
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by Nesco 4y ago
No, there are far more charities to help black people than white people, which is in itself not controversial. What is controversial though is replacement migration of white people in North America and Europe (the last of which they are act
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by Nesco 4y ago
69% of Muslims, which comprise a large part of African immigrants in France, voted for Jean-Luc Mélenchon. They are not responsible for the high score of Le Pen and Zemmour
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by Nesco 4y ago
You just ignored an empirical evidence of a possible failure of your creed to then just reaffirm them. There can be no discussion if you decide that reality is not worth reevaluating your ideology
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by Nesco 4y ago
For a part maybe, but some of the proponents of mass migration truly analyse the situation only through the economic lens, as for them a civilisation is reducible to its economy. They also seem to lack the basic mathematical notion that one

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