TheHumanist

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by TheHumanist 3y ago
I don't believe that giving people vegetables puts undue stress. I don't believe that SBF hasn't been presented with vegetables or fruit either. I imagine they are canned and not fresh and beautiful, as he's come to expe
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
I appreciate your response. I almost didn't even make the original comment because I knew I would get 'conspiracy nut' responses, as I did lol I promise, I'm the furthest from a conspiracy nut.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
There actually is a logical reason and that reason is they can only produce and provide so much in a day in a prison. They can't make all these custom meals. That's now how the kitchen works in a prison.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
No. SBF is an entitled prick. And if you are worried about your dietary needs not being met in prison, then don't do shit that lands you in prison? What is this questioning?
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Seems like an unnecessarily condescending comment
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
I wonder if there is anything more to the reason that it has never gained any real traction? A lot of groups would stand to lose a lot of money if something like this become used by even half the population. This would mean a massive reduc
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
All good. I misunderstood! I realize it isn't necessarily a quick and easy thing to change. :)
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Their point is he is not in prison. Prison is post-conviction. Jail/detention center is pre-trial.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
His choosing to be vegan is like my choosing to only eat white meat and fish (along with the usual vegetarian fare). Should I be able to get that if I knowingly break the law and go to jail? They can only do so much for a person. They have
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Right. He's been given way too much leniency already and look what he did with it. He's an asshole. He doesn't care. He cares about SAM, that's it. So, let him sit and cry because he 'has' to eat bread and pean
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
While I do understand your points and even agree overall... it's just so hard to have any sympathy for someone that feels almost sociopathic in their decision making to ruin so many people financially. It's very hard.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
100% how awful it is for normal people. But, I don't give a damn about SBF's needs. He's fine. He is just an insanely entitled narcissistic prick.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Not to mention, along with the police brutalities, all the people, in the specific instance of SBF, whose lives have been financially ruined by this selfish, narcissistic asshole. Reading about them whining because he doesn't get his
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Can't click to view any categories without login though, so have to scroll the homepage hoping to find things of interest.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
If you need help with that, let me know
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
I thought you said above that you had removed the login requirement to view categories? I am still being asked to login. Or did I misunderstand? Would be nice to access categories without login necessary. Not seeing a reason that should be
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
I wish I had any idea what you were talking about lol it sounds cool
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Kevin is very wholesome and enjoyable. He's personally helped me with some stuff too when I was first learning and asking questions in the channel's discord server. Nice guy.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
While I haven't taken either of his courses, his posts on his site are fantastic. I had forgotten about him. May end up grabbing one of his courses.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
One issue for me (maybe it's my ADHD) is that there is almost TOO much content. I can't decide what to read. I have so many tabs of blog posts and such that look interesting that I never get around to. There is plenty of interesti
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
I hadn't thought of getting possibly locked out of Discord for something so stupid. I have so much going on in there as far as dev comms... That makes me nervous now. Is there a way to export anything just in case?
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
This is what the three people I have known that owned umbing companies did. They had someone they paid to handle a lot of the simple repetitive computer stuff (probably could even automate a lot of that now but I don't think they were
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Actually, it does still involve lots of on your feet work. The owner is more often going between current sites to check work that's being done, going to new potential sites to talk with contractors and/or potential customers, etc.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Running restaurants was GREAT for this but it was the abolute fucking worst ever. Lol
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
I would love to get in with the CIA. Truly. But I made some bad choices when I was younger so I am disqualified out the gate. Same with FBI.
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Favorite job I ever had was managing this small country store gas station when I was like 19-21 years old. Also managing a coffee shop. If I could do one of those and make a real living wage and be able to save for retirement and life stuff
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Long part of my life on Adderall and decent amount on Vyvanse at one point and never noticed any actual addictive cravings, like you mention. Sure, when I stop I feel kinda crappy... But... I'm not on a stimulant that I had been on. I&
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
Would you share the reasoning for each of these? Never heard of taking anything to help ward off Terrance of ADHD med
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
I've used vyvanse before for a good amount of time and had no addictive issues with it? Same with Adderall. Could just not take them for days or weeks with zero issue, and I'm someone that had teetered on the edge of addiction wit
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by TheHumanist 3y ago
It's like extensive, regular observation has a higher likelihood to the discovery of outliers. Crazy

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