YinglingLight

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by YinglingLight 8y ago
break up with your SO.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
I'm preeeety sure each and every restaurant owner is keenly aware of how their business will fluctuate if they change prices. This is their livelihood after all.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
I'm curious as to which kind of non-broadcast local news you're talking about. Aside from a motley mix of small town newspapers, this kind of source doesn't exist anymore.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
It was a random non sequitur "b-b-but look at how bad XYZ country is" that added nothing. Choose a different hill to die on.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
You know HN, I'd sincerely like to read arguments without having to highlight them due to your pseudo-censorship font.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
>Why would you want equality of outcomes anyway? It goes against individual Freedom. "An interesting article in The Atlantic talks about studies showing that liberals think in terms of fairness while conservatives think in terms of
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
What's absurd about that? The bank has no salvageable assets to claim. They can't claim 4 years of European Literature from your mind.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Believe me. You can be politically aware and still fall into a hallucination bubble. However I will say that Engineers, good ones, are accustomed to being wrong and taking the initiative to change their thinking.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
You can't choose the family you have, but you can choose the family you make.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
My gf worked at a day-care, said the number of daycare workers who spend more time on the phone than with the kids is staggering.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
>Yet average stress level seems to be getting higher and higher. An important point is the occurrence of "Dominance Hierarchies" which has been persistent in animals/human since the dawn of time. In a small hamlet, it was
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
>can really drive home the fear Instead of coming from a place of scarcity I'd view it from a place of plenty. "gimmie options" -> Talent Stack The more wide and experienced your Talent Stack is, the 'luckier'
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Touching display of political diversity from within Google https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2018/09/13/breitbart...
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Found Stephen Paddock a weird choice of focus for the article. Perhaps we expected a motive to be discovered by law enforcement a year from now.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Lol. Guess this means I live life on the edge.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Beautiful example of an ad hominem! I'd love to discuss what you disagree with in Peterson's view on responsibility.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
"The higher degree of responsibility you voluntarily choose to bear, the richer your life will become. ...You have a complicated job, you try to solve problems, to aid suffering, and there's weight to that. There's deep meani
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Even though responsibility is what gives life meaning. I feel like many men are 'checking out' of society's responsibilities (which need not be related to raising children) for a number of factors.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
"An interesting article in The Atlantic talks about studies showing that liberals think in terms of fairness while conservatives think in terms of morality . So if you want to persuade someone on the other team, you need to speak in
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
You can tell people that the cure for ennui doesn't involve mind-altering drugs (just exercise, diet, social/community involvement) without being sneered at. That's the difference.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
>Arnold type body looks great on photos, but is utterly impractical for normal life No one gets "buff" on accident. No one gets to the size where they have trouble fitting through a door on accident (and without drugs). >Low
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
>who believe with all of their heart that God wanted them to find it Yeah OP is way off on his God scapegoat. People in the West are far more likely to not return a lost wallet due to the wide variance in cultural identity. Japanese peop
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Delayed gratification is a huge predictor of wealth.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
From personal experience I'd say services like Patreon/Kickstarter has made it easier to scratch a living as a Creative than ever before. There's 7.4 billion people on the planet. Make a fraction of 0.000001% enamored with yo
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Absolutely. What happened to investigative journalism? Shoutouts to https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/ Cut through layers of agenda pushers and give me facts.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Downside of FIRE/Mr. Money Mustache is that it promotes a 'scarcity mentality'- many believers would NEVER take a 6 month break from work to drain their savings. A healthier mindset is a 'plentiful mindset', which
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
If you're not feeling productive in a some facet of your life, the Netflix binge-ing goes numb reeeeeeal quick.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
"The more responsibility you take on, the more meaning your life has." As a developer, you would do well to seek out the feedback from users/the impact your work has. Allow yourself to feel responsible for that impact. Takin
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Monochrome mode - the lack of colors makes the phone less appealing to our monkey brains.
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by YinglingLight 8y ago
Those in their 80s have nothing but free time. Of course they won't have the energy to train 4-5x a week if they have been sedentary the last half of their life.

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