adamsea

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by adamsea 7y ago
You kind of went from zero to one hundred there - pretty sure what the previous poster mentioned can be accomplished without a communist dystopia and with don’t way to still travel swiftly to visit friends, etc.
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by adamsea 7y ago
My guess would be something related to teaching?
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by adamsea 7y ago
They would probably have their government fund building more univiersities and training / encouraging more people to become professors?
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by adamsea 7y ago
sharing feelings === navel gazing ?
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by adamsea 7y ago
Not sure how open those men's spaces of the past. would have been to more emotional openness. Could see it going either way.
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by adamsea 7y ago
Stoicism is different from denial. I think denial is more what the article is about, since it talks about the higher suicide rate of men, etc.
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by adamsea 7y ago
"Female sexual attraction favors secure men who don't talk feelings. This results in men feeling unable to express their emotions around their significant other." Sources?
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by adamsea 7y ago
Your own words lack the nuance and shades of gray whose absence you so lament; methinks the lady doth protest too much.
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by adamsea 7y ago
So simple that it requires so many words to explain ;)
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by adamsea 7y ago
Men of vision never get the benefit of the doubt ;)
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by adamsea 7y ago
I’m not sure this applies if you’re 5, or if you’re ten. Quality education during formative years seems invaluable.
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by adamsea 7y ago
This begs the question a bit, no? There is definitely a discussion to be had about nuclear energy. However I'd like to point out that the way you phrased your comment makes it sound as if there's no discussion at all, that buildin
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by adamsea 7y ago
On the other hand companies in competitive markets often become fat and lazy and disregard their customers as well.
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by adamsea 7y ago
To say that humans are social by nature and require communities, is not extremist - it's simply science. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human "Humans uniquely use such systems of symbolic communication as lang
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by adamsea 7y ago
Don’t worry we criticize the U.S. government too ;-)
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by adamsea 7y ago
Intentionally or not, I believe not talking about politics is politics, because not talking about something strengthens whatever the status quo - good or bad - at that time is. I’m not advocating for constant political discussions on hacker
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by adamsea 7y ago
Commenting on them ;)
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by adamsea 7y ago
Less combat would lessen combat injuries even more.
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by adamsea 7y ago
Wood and metal have very different properties with regards to insulation, weather, what it feels like to sit/lean on them, the psychological effects of being in a room made of one for an extended period of time, etc ... Plus I would wo
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by adamsea 7y ago
Wouldn't it be nice just to not use the stuff, anyway? Conserve our resources, etc. Plus foodstuffs in plastic ... what's the story there, anyway? Less code is more. Less stuff is more.
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by adamsea 7y ago
Of course we get to decide. As citizens we get to vote and have our say in what we think is right.
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by adamsea 7y ago
They would be better served by helping to elect politicians who will preserv their civil liberties.
863.
by adamsea 7y ago
The point of the article was that aesthetics have a quantifiable and measurable impact on health.
864.
by adamsea 7y ago
Sounds like something you could say about anything.
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by adamsea 7y ago
I Recently read a biography of Churchhill and he was an interesting combination of humility and arrogance. His success at leading England during the Second World War largely rested on learning from his numerous past failures. He knew enough
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by adamsea 7y ago
That is entirely possible but I don’t trust Russia Today as a source, and, I have never heard of IJR before. Would like to see other sources saying the same.
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by adamsea 7y ago
Interesting hypothetical about an alternate reality. In this reality, whether it’s exercising ones body or ones mind, sufficient exercise for [edit: significant growth] growth involves discomfort, strain, and stress.
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JoAnn Morgan's Apollo Story(theatlantic.com)
16 points by adamsea 7y ago|1 comments
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by adamsea 7y ago
> you can't satiate your need for validation through likes / upvotes and a profile. The concern mentioned in the excerpt from TFA was a perception by the people it spoke to that they had to self-censor in order not to be person
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by adamsea 7y ago
I would say defining who is and isn’t a journalist can sometimes be complicated and difficult, but rarely genuinely subjective. There has been a lot of writing and thinking and discussion around what makes a journalist, and different styles

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