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alphawhisky
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alphawhisky
6mo ago
Forgot the holy spirit, doofus. The God in you and me. The reason Jesus told us to love one another. You will never be righteous with such a shallow and disconnected interpretation of God's will.
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6mo ago
Autoinvest diversely and don't sell. Minimize transactions. Never invest based on the news.
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6mo ago
I think most people would argue that's just being a moral person. Jesus was a humanist, after all. I find that these days, the folks looking for community won't really build for others, and the folks looking to build for others ar
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alphawhisky
6mo ago
Yeah, but what about Dr. Doofenschmirtz? He has a teenage daughter and manages to push the envelope in multiple fields of science.
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6mo ago
Well, who else would you hire for the circus?
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6mo ago
> Unrest will just harden the people who see your cause as unjust against it. That will be a strong majority of people, so will go no where. I think you're wrong here. Most people are pretty fed up right now.
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6mo ago
This article touches on the fact that old folks have much more money accumulated than younger people, and this causes a large social disconnect. Maybe if we put a cap on the age for voting (i.e. no voting once you retire) then older people
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6mo ago
One of the real costs of the end game attention economy is that when your "car" crashes, noone is going to stop to help. When the market you engage in gets swallowed up, everyone will buy the swill that outcompetes you on perceive
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6mo ago
Their dialogue on "substituting truth and validity with a register of emotional validation" is pretty prevalent across the entirety of US culture right now. The first thing that comes to mind for me are Christian groups that do a
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6mo ago
A third perspective here, but maybe small ownership of these things allows for best practices (i.e. small farmers are greener and care about passing arable land to the next generation, small server owners care more about total system owners
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6mo ago
> You either have to be a medical professional/media person now to live without worry. Civil Engineer here. Used to get clowned on by other STEM students for going into one of the "lowest paying" engineering majors. Post g
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6mo ago
My theory is that these people are the stewards of internet culture. Moderators, meme creators, leaders of niche online communities. Therefore the jokes they make spread a lot more easily due to exposure.
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6mo ago
Nah it kept it's meaning, just spread more. If anything, the level of abstraction grew. "Mogged' used to be a standalone phrase, but now it's always "___mogged".
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6mo ago
No because if you grew up on mars you'd deport yourself. Go eat one.
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7mo ago
If you want to keep Unis honest, why not make them all public and financially regulated? Seems like the free market incentives should be removed from this essential service...
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7mo ago
Domestic terrorism is up though. The American public wants nothing to do with being world police.
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7mo ago
That means they're passing the cost onto the whole world. The US is making this war everyone else's problem and it's ruining foreign affairs and good standing with the world.
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7mo ago
Call me crazy, but maybe allowing privatization of public transportation, security, healthcare, etc is where this all started. The incentives need to stop.
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7mo ago
Nuance has left the chat. As long as we're here: The resurgence of religion is happening in lockstep with the rise of Nationalism in the US. The rich and powerful are using it like a tool to manufacture compliance, which is literally t
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7mo ago
Evangelism just achieves their violence societally and incentivizes via positive reinforcement vs negative. It's more like telling a starving person "Come to the dark side, we have cake" when the reason they're starving
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7mo ago
Two Santas but it's federa/state vs on a cyclic basis. Disgusting.
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7mo ago
I'm sure that they'll just dodge regulations like every other Service as a Software company. Literally taking the money out of the City's hands and providing a slower, less safe, less equitable service. While taking profit to
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7mo ago
"Technology adoption will be a huge part of managing the cost curve" Just tell people they're getting robot nurses before single payer healthcare.
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7mo ago
Hey now, don't crush my dreams of biological immortality! That being said, if the average lifespan continues to increase then we will have to consider rethinking the current social order. Right now we place seniority/experience at
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7mo ago
Turing, Higgs, Curie. All atheists. Religion has no bearing on whether or not someone achieves greatness in their life. In the past, people often were "religious" simply just to get the public to listen to them. They almost threw
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7mo ago
That's crazy, because as a 25 year old in the US with religious family, I can promise you that churchgoing folks are the least generous people out there. I don't know what organized religion is like in other countries, but in the
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7mo ago
Something something broken clock. Still hate these folks.
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7mo ago
Oh, you're german? Man, here I was worried you had crazy plus guns. Just crazy. I'm adapted to the American diet, so I'm sure that they'll cover my nutritional needs. Let's stay on opposite sides of the pond like Go
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7mo ago
Cannibalism threats on HN - is this a recession indicator?
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7mo ago
Don't forget indirect violence, like electing politicians that use your tax money to blow up kids.
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