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> Dr. Gary Slutkin says violence is like a contagious disease — and our current president is a super-spreader Last time I checked the rioters who destroyed buildings and broke stuff were a subset of BLM and Antifa thugs, which are leftis
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The issue is that there are 500 different kinds of vegeteriansism/veganism/omnivorism/carnivorism. So if a certain person eats a slighty different variant across his lifetime you could easily have one person become deficient
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> The non-college educated majority... Ironicaly the college educated way overrate themself on how objectively they see the world and think they know better than the rest, but they fail to see the forest for the tree just as often as non
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This is why 4chan is great: no accounts, no up or downvotes. You will find all kind of people there, each topic will be explored from 300 different perspectives.
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It's not that much showing off as it is the fear that the woman won't be pleased with a cheap option.
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It might for diamonds, but many women will still want something expensive "just so that the man will prove that she matters to him by buying her something", which is sad. Women will either move to more expensive diamonds or reques
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This is why you use a game/rendering framework/engine if you want to render a single triangle to play around. This kind of "hardcore requirements to render a single triangle" is what is needed if you wish to have AAA gam
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Books that get banned will only get more popular. Sooner or later it backfires. This is what happens when the society becomes so childish and immature that they would rather ban something than to try and understand what caused the book to b
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This kind of predicting the climate in the future for 500 years is no better than predicting the future from the shape left behind on the bottom of the coffee mug. People still don't understand that not even a simple average cannot be
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Ofcourse the pretend that the results are truth: otherwise they wouldn't post it. If the actually truly understood that they cannot predict climate so far along in the future they wouldn't bother posting.
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Funny that this comment is controversial. People commenting on this don't comprehend that you cannot predict this in the future just like the OP said of this post.
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Strawman, I never mentioned QAnon. > We live in hypernormal times and few are equipped to make sense of it EDIT: no, there are not "few" equipped. Because no one knows who is lying NO ONE is equipped.
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Ironicaly you missed the most important point: who decides what is fake news? You still don't get it that _NO ONE_ can claim they know what is/is not fake news because everyone has their own incentives.
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Also I must say it's ironic that on a site with a bunch of programmers you still get downvoted for posting the fact that the media lies and that you cannot do anything other than laugh when the media decides to become "disinfo fac
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To compare "its sunny but I said it's raining" and the media reporting complex is beyond stupid. How can you even compare? It's silly that there exist people in the modern age who still believe the news. And it's th
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Who defines "misinformation"? The mainstream media? "If the news are fake imagine history". People need to understand that NO ONE can define what is "misinformation" because all sides have incentives to lie. Th
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Because it doesn't work like you think: this does NOT mean that because it's "GMO added resistance" that you don't have to spray it. No, it's much worse: "added GMO resistance" means that you can SPRA
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Yes
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Might depend on which part of the year you are there: in-season vs imported foods.
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So to which EU politician do I send GDPR complaint to? The EU politicians have completely isolated themselves from the common folk through their bureaucratical system.
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Yeah, fake natties all over the place. Sponsored by Gymshark and other supplement shops so they obviously cannot admit to using steroids etc... because they would lose the $$$ from sponsorhip asap.
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A guitar teacher told me the same things about guitar learners: Before people just learned some basic stuff and were happy. But nowadays they constantly compare themselves with thousands of youtubers guitarists who are very skilled and then
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Read Alice Miller+s books. Eg: The Drama of the Gifted Child The Body Never Lies: The Lingering Effects of Hurtful Parenting
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https://embryo.asu.edu/pages/alexis-carrels-immortal-chick-h... It seems that in perfect conditions cells can live forever. Obviously a few cells are very different than an entire organism where a small thing going wro
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Since 95% of ads delivered by mailchimp are overstating and overhyping their product doesn't that mean that they are sending "innacurate" info & that mailchimp just put themselves out of business :)
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Trust me I'm considered a very good developer and simplification is something I always put as top priority. You on the other hand still belive you can make everything totaly managable forever and always and in any situation. Your acade
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Can you actually point out some specific things that are wrong? As soon as someone mentions that whites were also enslaved by blacks and muslim your kind of comments instantly pop-up. Cannot have whites seen as the victims ever eh? "My
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Are you actually a programmer? You sound more like an academic with no real life experience on large software. You do realize that within those "neatly separated layers of yours" there will be an insane amount of complexity which
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Another "academic level" demonstration that doesn't work in practice. It's so simple to say "look how awesome this approach is" on a 50 line program, "just use pure functions everywhere". In real life
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This is an escape, a cope: the issue is that you are working on things that you hate. If you'd started to programm something that you like + would make you money you'd be back programming in no time rather than pivoting to otherst
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