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alexvoda
5y ago
Because the teachings of the Bible are not required to be coherent with eachother. It is detrimental if they are because it reduces the flexibility of interpretation. A good dogma, can always be interpreted favorably regardless of the situa
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alexvoda
5y ago
To make it crystal clear, this is part of the comment that started this thread: > But being scared of the air is certainly not something Jesus would have been. In other words, a 76 year old man, 1 year away from retirement, the period of
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alexvoda
5y ago
And that paragraph of mine was in response to this paragraph by JetAlone: > You can wash your hands if you think it is wise to, but don't make it a matter of spiritual, ritual cleanliness that you place trust in the performance of a
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alexvoda
5y ago
For your first paragraph, the airwaves are not filled with anything. There is no narrative that Christians are or should be against hand washing. Betterunix2 made a comment referencing an unrelated passage showing intentionally poor hygiene
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alexvoda
5y ago
What you stated is intended in perfect accordance with the Christian doctrine of various denominations. And if you can believe this, you will indeed live a happier more purposeful life. But not everyone can do that. Unfortunately, this comm
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alexvoda
5y ago
I am not ignoring context at all. The context was: > The modern day godless neo-pharisees ...... want to maintain the social order they're scared of having overturned by a just man willing to make a real sacrifice ....... Who is thi
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alexvoda
5y ago
Other than an adjuvant developed by NIH to increase the efficacy of Covaxin I do not see why you claim Covaxin itself was developed by NIH. AFAIK it was developed by Indian agencies. Other than that, I agree with this comment. But it is no
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alexvoda
5y ago
Do you have anything in support of the claim that it is less likely to cause damage from the spike protein? A inactivated Sars-cov2 vaccine contains the spike protein just as much as the actual disease. The mRNA vaccine leads to the product
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alexvoda
5y ago
We absolutely can wipe it out with suficient motivation and the current impefect tools, regardless of the existence of animal reservoirs. It is just more difficult, but absolutely possible. I agree however, that nuanced discussion has been
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alexvoda
5y ago
For one, vaccine tourism is a thing, so people with the neccesary resources can go and get an alternative. Is there really a popular demand in the USA for the Indian vaccines? You are the first person I hear demanding access to an alternati
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alexvoda
5y ago
Who is that "just man willing to make a real sacrifice going against its grain in a sorely needed fashion" threatening to overturn social order? Also, hand washing is a matter of cleanliness period. Not spiritual cleanliness, not
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alexvoda
5y ago
Since we are discussing religion, lets invoke the problem of evil and see what theodicy GP comes up with. What kind of god, with the ability to completely cure a horrible disease with a simple gesture, instead goes arround and publicly heal
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alexvoda
5y ago
Why would you be scared of anything when you are God? Fear of disease is a normal biological response present in many other animals. The fact that we manage to overcome this fear through social conditioning is laudable because in several ca
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alexvoda
5y ago
The notation the author complains about looks like a broken polish (prefix) notation with added parens. Your notation looks like a very bizare mix of infix arrangement postfix (RPN) behaviour plus added parens for good measure. RPN has plen
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alexvoda
5y ago
It's about calculating risk and taking responsibility for that risk. Every person does it for themselves. You only soldier on if the predicted payoff is big enough, or if the estimated risk is small enough, or if you simply ignore the
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alexvoda
5y ago
Why do they not allow him to teach remotely? Have all the students in the classroom and have him appear on a projector screen and interact with the class that way. This would solve the Covid exposure risk for him. It would solve the various
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alexvoda
5y ago
Why not pass that as json or xml and then join the data?
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alexvoda
5y ago
I disagree. I consider practical limitations and legal limitations to be not be a subset of the other. They are separate, and the respective freedoms are both important. And I dispute your claim that in the rom hacking community something &
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alexvoda
5y ago
The way I see it, Stallman is an end user freedom maximalist with end user roughly meaning person sitting in front of a computer using software. Thinking like this, any obstacle blocking a user from complete control of the computation on th
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alexvoda
5y ago
Assuming you are correct that the app keeps a history, your argument is still bullshit. Requiring physical access and unlocking of the phone is not at all comparable to having a server somewhere storing such data.
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alexvoda
5y ago
Yes you are seing a pattern. The same way a neural net will classify a sofa as a leopard. It also saw a pattern. And in both cases the level of confidence is maximum. But wrong.
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alexvoda
5y ago
I think i figured out something conspiracy theorists. It always baffled me that they can be completely wrong, but when something happens that tangential to their position, they feel vindicated and therefore even more rooted in thair beliefs
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alexvoda
5y ago
Off topic. Why aren't content access permissions for extensions domain based? You either have to grant access to all sites, grant access to a predefined list of sites, or not install the extension. I want certain extensions to only hav
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alexvoda
5y ago
Is D: optical? If yes, maybe they are a full fraction, because photons.
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alexvoda
5y ago
The solution is to add spice.
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alexvoda
5y ago
The UI changes are very disruptive to other people. As an example, think all the people who for decades placed the taskbar on the side. Also, the bullshit minimum requirements are obviously about pushing DRM.
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alexvoda
5y ago
First of all, plenty of drug research and patents are actually done in order to develop variants that avoid other patents. Patents in the drug industry are mostly a parasite producing more patents. Secondly, plenty of research is publicly f
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alexvoda
5y ago
I my day we used the A S D layout. It used to be all about vertical scaling. Now everyone is going horizontal.
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alexvoda
5y ago
The narrative that was debunked was the "engineered in a lab" variant. This is what was debunked because this is what was pushed by conspiracy theorists at that time. This narrative had various claims: that Sars-cov2 contained bit
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alexvoda
5y ago
I do not consider scepticism and questioning authority absurd. I consider them healthy. But I do consider persisting in the belief that "they" are hiding some unknown dangerous side effects from us to be absurd. Because there has
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