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by aeblyve 2y ago
I think this view is not appreciative of the power of innate animal intelligence applied to the direct world as superior to abstract advertising models. The latter only stands a chance when the first is not functioning properly.
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Even if this is true, the condition can go as far back as your childhood as well. When it is clear that the organism should be doing something, it does it. If it is somehow not clear, it is likely just not necessary. A significant confoundi
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I tend to think that students preferring internet trash over schooling is more an indictment of the state of schooling than internet trash. Of course, that reflects on the kinds of worker units society is directed to produce as well, and th
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I tend to think that a better treatment for these kinds of issues is biological, rather than prescriptive. If one has issues with thinking in a productive way, a new mode of thinking (i.e., "step-by-step") can be only somewhat the
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"Professional Managerial Class".
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Households with two PMC-type spouses earning PMC-type salaries with generational wealth, set prices in US cities. Preference for cash buyers, as well as buyers that waive inspection (they can afford to), often get precedence in bidding, mak
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The most important thing is having a wealth of free time.
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I don't think it's quite as quack of me to present as you might think: it has a somewhat fringe but not unsuccessful body of recent study. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26989784/ I tend to think (as some ot
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Two words, Bohmian Mechanics Three words, pilot wave theory To quote Cockshott, the Copenhagen Interpretation is an idealist recapitulation of Russian Machism/Bishop Berkley. The statement "nothing /is/ until it is obser
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https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/feds/files/2023041pap... This exploratory federal reserve article argues that much of the recent (i.e. 1989-2019) gains were categorically the result of corporate tax cu
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If you do not interfere in politics, eventually politics will interfere with you.
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It is also possible that blogging is just not a good thing for this person to be doing right now, if they don't want to do it, it can be an informed conclusion of the brain. Setting up an authoritarian system to force blogging might ju
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That wasn't my intent at all. Because we actually /create/ that social-biological environment, it very much places the ball in the court of people creating these things.
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I suppose you're right about that not being enough. Ultimately there needs to be an increased level of social consciousness for real names to even inspire critique or ridicule. When the reader doesn't think they have any "ski
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Opium use in China was largely ended because of the Communist revolution there in the 20th century, and its policies on the matter. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/347925/
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I feel that this is a basically reactionary perspective, despite the author's assertion that it is not. Doomscrolling, like drug addiction, is largely the product of the holistic social-biological environment of the actor. People gener
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by aeblyve 2y ago
The role of rising cost of living (or more generally, interest rates and the "cost of money") are factors I find underdiscussed in this article. Owners must run an increasingly sleeker operation -- meanwhile, the consumer has to w
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What if email was more stringently regulated by world governments? One can't code their way out of every situation.
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Aesthetics and the Human Factor in Programming(dl.acm.org)
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Indeed. It is difficult to have good-faith conversations about this subject with others sometimes because trust in "The System" (as it were) is often a core of peoples' relating to society. Western medicine does have excellen
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Scientific-ideological blindness, the kind that benefits General Mills et al., is a significant limiter. AI will not change that, if anything, only reinforce it.
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by aeblyve 3y ago
I usually just need to run one big interactive job on a server, in which case I just do tmux my-command Ctrl-b d (detach) logout, go to bed, sleep, whatever log back into the server, tmux attach Would there be an advantage to using this ove
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I am pleased that the majority of advice here seems to be attacking the problem as what it is, a materialist (as in, having to do with matter) one, and not a moral failure (a spiritual one). I think the best thing you can do is treat this a
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by aeblyve 3y ago
It seems appropriate to share an article of Ray Peat's here. https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/dark-side-of-stress-le...
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Something I've been exploring for the past year or so are means to increase biological energy, and brain energy in particular. If one finds themselves unable to escape their routine, brain energy could be a bottleneck. It seems likely