Xplune13

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by Xplune13 5y ago
Not really. War is definitely the context there as it is said that it was spoken during the war itself, but it lays out what to do at what time. It isn't ambiguous enough so that anyone can interpret it in any way. It lays out the scen
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by Xplune13 5y ago
and I don't find anything wrong with that. It would be great if this field would have more creative energy and enthusiasm among general audience, but bashing it on people that are doing something different than what you and I think is
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by Xplune13 5y ago
It feels like my mind got scanned. It is exactly the same in my case that I can read the room but I don't know how to behave or respond appropriately. I keep evaluating lot of scenarios in my head when I'm in the room and try to f
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by Xplune13 5y ago
But in human's case, the lack of understanding of word Nixon is because they didn't know what that means in the first place and they don't have data to know or cross check what that word means. On the other hand, Google Searc
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by Xplune13 5y ago
Visualization is a bit confusing in the sense that I can perfectly "see" someone's image in my mind or on the piece of paper, but I cannot draw it that well. It is like a "floating image"? that gives me the person&#
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by Xplune13 5y ago
That isn't the question of your comprehension though. You got the input (question) wrong because of your habit and not because you couldn't comprehend the sentence structure. You misread the sentence and that's why you got co
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by Xplune13 5y ago
Yes, but a human who don't understand a word lacks the vocabulary for that specific language and that's the reason they cannot understand or comprehend the question properly. Whereas Google Search does have the vocabulary built in
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by Xplune13 5y ago
While I agree that "no comprehension at all" seems harsh, I don't think anyone would jumble things up between moon and mars unless they got the fact wrong in the first place. These knowledge cards are pretty useful, but they
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by Xplune13 5y ago
How about this? All developing countries would welcome the "developed" nation's Trillion Dollar investments in future sustainability as an act of taking accountability for how they exploited other nations. Per capita emission
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by Xplune13 5y ago
It might sound harsh but we're lucky that large scale pandemic like this had comparatively lower death rate, the scenario might've been completely different if it was more fatal. So, I think people will wake up if there are harshe
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by Xplune13 5y ago
Yes and I don't think people are going to wake up till everyone faces the consequences of climate change in their personal lives, which is quite honestly just sad.
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by Xplune13 5y ago
No doubt about it. There are A LOT of things that aren't credited correctly in the modern world, but these articles that I referenced aren't helping the situation at all. On the contrary, they're worsening the state all these
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by Xplune13 5y ago
I agree. As an Indian it is just sad that there are people that do this. The effect of such articles is actually the loss of faith in the real findings of those ancient people caused by exaggerated claims presented in these articles. There
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by Xplune13 5y ago
All these things are great except one point in my opinion. I never understood "I won't have any children so I can minimize the effect on the climate". How about "I will have 2 children at max and teach them what I'v
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by Xplune13 5y ago
and why should everything be about quality of life? It is an important point, but not the only one. Edit: Also, I think the problem is not of we having 'less' quality of life (although it can still be improved), it is more of how
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by Xplune13 5y ago
I just don't like how people will go to any length just for "publicity". Creating an outrage for some publicity of a documentary just doesn't sit right with me. Yes, it is an effective step or publicity stunt, but how do
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by Xplune13 5y ago
because we know how solar, wind works and that is "reality". Basing a model on some imaginary future technology that we don't know is possible or not shouldn't happen in my opinion. It is one thing to think or create dif
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by Xplune13 5y ago
That is true, but basing a prediction model on the assumption that "technology will fix things, and someone will save us" is bad in my opinion.
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by Xplune13 5y ago
I've had a similar experience like that. I too have bad social anxiety. It's like in my head I'm watching myself in a third-person view and imagining my response to different people in different scenarios even before doing th
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by Xplune13 5y ago
That's the question put forward in the article itself, just not framed like yours. The question is if the neurons are just like storage spots then there has to be some mechanism that we don't know yet that does that transfer witho
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by Xplune13 5y ago
AR has a long way to go for sure, but I am more interested in AR than I am in VR and I think AR has the potential to go far beyond what VR achieved till now.
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by Xplune13 5y ago
I wrote the previous comment with respect to the link provided by the original post. It linked the 2019 Indian Test which was done in a manner that the debris would burn in the atmosphere itself within few weeks. https://en.wikip
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by Xplune13 5y ago
Only if those 'western' countries which care so much about the space and environment clean up their mess first. The mess which is many times more than other countries. I'm not saying that these tests are right but the hypocri
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by Xplune13 5y ago
Don't know about the U.K or the U.S. but saying Indian Govt. denied the efficacy of wearing masks is false. The Indian Govt. had some questionable reaction to the pandemic but they never denied efficacy of wearing masks and vaccination
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by Xplune13 5y ago
What? When did I say that portable consoles are not needed? Please stop twisting the words. I only said that your comparison is not at all fair based on the year of release, hardware shortages etc. Of course there should be competition in p
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by Xplune13 5y ago
^This. That CAPTCHA on Epic Games Store is hell. Worst part being you have to do it all over again if you fail even once and that one is enough for me to not login.
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by Xplune13 5y ago
Switch isn't of the same generation though. Switch was released back in 2017. Also, switch didn't face hardware delays like PS5 and XBSX. So not a fair comparison at all.
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by Xplune13 5y ago
I didn't say it was 100% luck. I said, trying itself is opening up to new opportunities and possibilities. After all luck is just a game of possibilities and chances. There isn't a universal definition of luck and there won't
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by Xplune13 5y ago
I agree. The act of trying itself opens you up to new possibilities which are just locked if one just complaints and do nothing about it. That's why trying is necessary. But that doesn't mean one should deny the fact that some thi
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by Xplune13 5y ago
My native language is Marathi (India). Though it is not well known globally, it still is pretty dominant if we compare the number of people that speak Marathi (around 83 million). Anyways, the translation would be: तिला पाहिलं गेलं असतं

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