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5y ago
Since both are undoubtedly created by hoaxes and frauds, that's an interesting observation. I guess all artwork really is derivative. It would be neat to trace that artistic lineage back to its sources. Then again, there is a commenter
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Yeah, what the actual fuck. This really makes me question the audience on this site... Does anyone have any alternatives to hacker news? Preferably ones with more skeptics than there are occultist and "demonologist" morons? Fuckin
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5y ago
Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to correct me. I looked at some articles from quanta on mathematics I am more familiar with and they were pretty good so I definitely misjudged them. It's just getting so hard to figure out what
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5y ago
I stopped listening to anything from quanta magazine after this video: https://youtu.be/HL7DEkXV_60 Where they claim that that a "landmark proof" and one of the greatest accomplishments in computer science of 2020
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5y ago
I don't know about mirror neurons personally, but the cult-like behaviour, evangelism, and buzz words in business has been easily observable for decades. Now you go into subreddits like /r/superstonk, bitcoin, GME, Dogecoin,
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5y ago
This should not be surprising to anyone. Arstechnica has followed Nikola's terrible and obvious fraud(s) for years now: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2021/02/nikola-admits-to-making... https://
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5y ago
Did the article actually conclude that though? I just read up until the point they were talking about strippers and lap dance tips being correlated with fertility and luteinizing hormone -- which doesn't seem to be about bacterial micr
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> "Fertility statue addiction" has never been a thing I have a room full of phallic statues from various tribes that proves this wrong. Also I don't know how familiar you are with fertility statues, but a lot of them actua
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This is my experience as well! I usually reflect on my unpopular comments and realize I could have been more considerate or worded things less rashly... Or my viewpoint is just unpopular. I find it genuinely difficult to relate to the other
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5y ago
I have some ancient greek pottery that would VIGOROUSLY disagree with you. Also fertility statutes. Also a mural I got from Kanamara Matsuri (Japanese penis festival) last year. Pervasive sexually explicit (by today's standards) imager
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5y ago
I can speak to this as someone with a disability and social work degree. It's not a popular sentiment but IDGAF at this point. Yes, this will largely be abused by people who don't need it. Just look at how many students malinger f
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5y ago
I won't spoil it in a thread about it, but you can skip to the second last paragraph of this article if you want to cut to the chase. https://slate.com/culture/2021/07/roadrunner-anthony-bourdai...
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5y ago
So what you're saying is... Toxic is being toxically overused?
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5y ago
>You've confused ethics and morals Ethics and moral philosophy are synonymous. I don't think they're confused, but you can consult a dictionary if you like. >The ethical action (which is about professional standards rat
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I opt into personalization and am constantly getting ads for tampons (not a woman), essential oils (yuck), iced tea (I only drink water), chinese clothing (lol), and then sporadically... 100k+ metal 3d printers and other industrial engineer
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>Beginning at late Genx to early millennial, you're in this for the money. Huh, this is interesting, maybe in some areas of America? But broadly speaking... Outside of America, no. Take a look at even senior dev salaries in Canada.
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5y ago
I am also surprised but you can check and it does indeed seem the majority (90%+) that apply for citizenship every year are accepted... I would hazard a guess this is because of their population crisis, maybe? They have one of the oldest po
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5y ago
Huh, TIL... Looking at some sources the issue seems to be fairly complex, however it does indeed seem fairly easy relative to other countries like Canada to gain Japanese citizenship (though very few apply). https://en.wikipedia.
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I think you've demonstrated far more familiarity with the subject matter than me (and my own understanding is admittedly pretty basic), and just wanted to say I really appreciate your thoughtful response. You're right that those q
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5y ago
According to this: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/church-turing/ "In his review of Turing’s work, Church himself acknowledged the superiority of Turing’s analysis of effectiveness, saying: computability b