TheGallopedHigh

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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
One of the most interesting language switches occurs in Hunt for Red October. It switches on the word “Armageddon” which is the same in both Russian and English.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
If you’re just now finding your way to Seneca; I would recommend reading “Letters from a stoic”. Not terse, easy to pick up and read in parts unsequentially.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Interesting to compare it to this list for some perspective: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wealthiest_historical_...
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Yes you’re right.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
It stated that off street parking was optional...
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
It says so in the article if you care to read it.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
It’s difficult because they generally do not radiate EM waves or specifically visible light.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
FYI the gp is Jeremy
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Here is a great podcast about ancient west Africa that you might enjoy: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GfUT6LhBBYs
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Or Santorini https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santorini#Speculation_on_an_At...
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
You can usually read the CC autogenerated by YouTube
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
There are more properties available in Italy that would not likely require 200k button the order of 10s of thousands. Maybe that’s your ticket?
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Relative to the speed of Light. Because that is constant irrespective of the frame of reference
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Then they say Vipassana is for you
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
The question is if you want to be peaceful or happy?
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Totally dependent on the type of training you’re doing. Vipassana tends to focus on letting go, so that you ultimately let god of both good and bad feelings. In a sense to become more neutral — less attachment means less suffering.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Hurling diseased bodies over the walls was another.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Well seed dispersal via wind and/or currents is relatively common over great distances. Hence flora on far flung islands...
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
There is great new podcast that speaks about the collapse of civilizations, and the author does one about Easter Island https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7j08gxUcBgc I’ve even mentioned it in another thread because the product
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Hackney news is not the place for these kinds of jokes because they add nothing to the conversation.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
A great new-ish podcast is: The Fall of Civilizations Podcast. They have one on the Han dynasty, the first in China’s history. Worth a listen. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=U9W7cOMGXyA
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Jaykae
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
JME, Kano, the god father of grime: Wiley. Chip, Trim, CASISDEAD, cadet, jay jar. Enjoy.
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
You’re missing out on societal costs as well. We as humans needed civilizations, eg farming, where one person could cultivate more than one persons food thereby freeing up time for others in the community to work on other things. If a commu
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
Then why would Disney pile money into an acrobatic robot? I think there must be a use case there somewhere
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
I misread your comment
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
You do realise that the `normal` flu kills people, right?
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by TheGallopedHigh 6y ago
If you find the Sahara interesting, check out an older documentary by Pailin for the BBC. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O0A3JyK_N34 Note that these were done in 2001
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Disassembling a Celtic Coin Hoard(archaeology.org)
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New study challenges popular “collapse” hypothesis for Easter Island(arstechnica.com)
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