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NoOneNew
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Anarchy, noun, a state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority. Do not fucking piss in my pocket and tell me it's raining that anarchists want highly organized structures. You wouldn't mind this you say? Because
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NoOneNew
5y ago
Take a look at the comment I was replying to. It says: "You say that like anarchy is a bad thing." And yes, anarchy is chaos, just intellectualized.
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5y ago
There is an easy argument to this. What happens when someone brings the anarchy to you? Remember, anarchy doesn't care who or what you are. You just are , and you are there for the taking. People dont like anarchy when it's bro
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5y ago
While I agree yt has lots of flaws, you need to curate your feed a bit. 95% of my feed is engineering, dev, history and super niche music. "Dont Recommend Channel" was literally the greatest feature they ever created.
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5y ago
Hmmm, totally related, I agree. But I feel like that's a, "give me attention because something is wrong with me". I think, and wtf do I know, conspiracy quacks are, "give me attention because I have special knowledge
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5y ago
I have to disagree about your veteran assessment. Almost a decade ago I accidentally got into the security integration industry (security cameras, gates and the software that runs all of it). That field attracts a lot of veterans, especiall
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5y ago
I'm curious how tied these delusions are to unfulfilled narcissism. For the most part, I've only seen these wild claims in folks who... well... have nothing going on in their lives. I mean, take most bigfoot or aliens-abducted-me
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5y ago
Modern obsession in American culture? https://www.ucl.ac.uk/human-evolution/news/2018/feb/archaeol... Do a search on "oldest dog burial" and you'll find that humans, from many different cu
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Florida here, first week of February 2020, weirdest damn flu for me. While it didnt get bad enough for me to go to the hospital, going to bed and waking up, my heart always felt "weird". Like it would beat hard enough to feel and
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5y ago
I find this hilarious. Mostly because theres a surprise factor involved. Who else was a late teen or older during the Bush Jr gas spikes? What happened to the price of everything that had to travel on a road or track? I mean, it really piss
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5y ago
Except for damned if you do, damned if you dont situations. Most higher ups in law enforcement act more like wannabe politicians rather than senior LEO that manage and coordinate. If you're on the bottom of the totem pole and you see r
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5y ago
"Diverse teams" does not mean having a proper ratio of white, Hispanic, male, female, straight, gay or ginger. It means having people who have complimentary skills for a task and everyone got to that point differently. A legal tea
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5y ago
I'll give you a run down of all the things that eventually helped me out. 1. Health. 30 minutes minimum, 1 hour preferably a day of moving around outside. Obviously general exercise like lifting weights is good, but you need sun vitami
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5y ago
See, you did it again. There is nothing "beautiful" about mental health issues. Do you think there is something beautiful when someone breaks their arm? The way people treat those with broken limbs is the best form of compassion t
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5y ago
Okay, as someone who used to suffer from really bad depression for about 5 years, you're the one over stepping your position on this. There is poor mental health. Theres also fishing for attention and making outlandish claims for sym
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I survived by doing landscaping and construction labor. You really know you're earning your nickels and dimes in the Florida summers when you work those jobs. Imaging a universe where people make $500k+ is pretty easy. I mean, let'
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My confusion with complaints about English is the expectation of rules being across the board. Pretty much all languages have irregular verbs or nouns that conjugate differently than the standard method laid out in that language. Portugese
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I was a kid when Pokemon first hit the states. All of us that collected them knew how to play. The game wasn't difficult and it already attracted a nerdy crowd to boot. At that, "house rules" are typically more fun than origi
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5y ago
So you never actually read the articles, "China's economic/negotiation weapon against Trump". CNN, MSNBC and many other news agencies were pushing that narrative.
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5y ago
Yea, but let's metaphor the boogey man issue to driving a car. When you drive, you're often avoiding collisions. Mostly passively. If you drive faster than the car in front of you, you will crash. If you dont brake at a red light,
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5y ago
To back up the commenter's statement: most well informed economists kept pushing that China would sell US Treasury Bonds pennies on the dollar to "ruin" the US economy. Anyone with a half a brain and some real world business
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5y ago
Was put through the gifted program through my local school system when I was a kid, took the psych test for it, did honors/AP throughout high school, yadda yadda. Do not pigeonhole your kid. That is the perfect, most direct way to fuck
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5y ago
This is some major corporate speak BS. Accountability is not a skill. It's a value when a person reaches a certain level of maturity. You cant teach it as a checklist and expect people to go, "Okay, so the next step is for me to a
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5y ago
So... out of curiosity, what are you looking for out of a blog? A few people have commented I should over the year. I dont have one, but I've thought about doing one.
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Like I said to another commenter, avid readers know these publishers. Outsiders who would potentially read from them dont know they exist. Non readers think books like The Da Vinci Code and Harry Potter are once in a lifetime books. They&#x
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5y ago
The average person who doesn't visit a bookstore has zero clue. If you're a reader, its all duh, but you're acting like an elitist then. Just because you know, doesn't mean outsiders know. At that, the "right books
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I have one big issue with the book industry... many actually... but related to the article, all this whining is self imposed. Literary books are marketed far heavier than genre. This is the equivalent to arthouse films vs what actually make
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While I understand the idea of rereading a few books here and there, it's pretentious assholery to imagine you shouldn't read new books because you're getting older. That's just an idiot who pretends to be the smartest g
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Yea, it doesn't matter how much you hate the guy. A political party making a demand for compliance to a private company is an extremely dangerous road to start on. Sure it starts with the politician you hate, but it'll eventually
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Yea, but that misses the point to all the qualms against the idea that this is "good writing". I know the name of this eassy structure changes depending on region and generation, but 3.5 essay structures teaches you the basic prin
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