amunozo

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by amunozo 6mo ago
Why not? Human mind has its limits. The complexity of physics is orders of magnitude smaller than biology, let alone any kind of social science. Physics is the exception, not the rule. The rest of sciences are way more messy.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
47% German, 20% autistic. Too German for my taste, but I have a couple of very German behaviors even though I am Spanish.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Why couldn't it be unknowable? I am not saying that it is, but it could be. The human brain has its limits and things could me too complex for us to understand enough to be able to modify them at will. We could understand a lot, but no
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Sorry, I misread your comment as a justification the first time. The US and Iseael are involved in war crimes and I am so tired of people justifying it.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
If Israel is fine with the existence of Palestina, why is it occupying the West Bank with illegal settlements? There is no Hamas in the West Bank, not any threat whatsoever and the policy is ethnic cleansing, as in Gaza. Do you know the cur
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by amunozo 6mo ago
So what's the alternative? Wanting to deescalate this massacre is nonsense, but the actions of Israel make sense?
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Tell that to the parents of the 170 girls.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
If it is to recover what Israel occupied illegally, good. If Palestine did what Israel is doing, that would be bad. What happened in October the 7th was also horrible and condemned. We really need to deescalate the whole situation and stop
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by amunozo 6mo ago
It's so sad to see this ridiculous argument every time. Israel is the aggressor, the murder and the main threat to the region's peace, not the victim. This, of course, does not mean that Iran is not another threat, but its actions
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by amunozo 6mo ago
What are you trying to say? Stop justifying Israel's actions as inevitable. They are not.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
You are supposing it's possible to know that much about some things that maybe are not knowledgeable to us, even with these tools. Life is extremely complex, more than it's typically assumed by engineering-minded people. Let'
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Is the difference that big if you just have a bigger monitor but with the same information?
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Well but that would be a problem for keeping the car infinitely running with only solar power. But what about just passively charging it while idle? Cars sit idle most of the time.
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by amunozo 7mo ago
I think even if they agree at first, this can be traumatic anyway. If I remember correctly, I read about Vietnam veterans that killed civilians including children out of anger and then were horribly traumatized. So both things can be true.
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Such a fun idea! I might try it for my french
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Thank you for this nuanced position,. I understand what you're saying totally, as I perceive it like that, too, being non-Jewish. However, as you stated, the recent acts of Israel's current government are not only horrendous and c
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by amunozo 7mo ago
We see hate everywhere to China and Russia every time in way higher levels than to Israel. Is that racist, too? Russia is also embargoed for doing the same things Israel does. Why isn't Israel embargoed? Antisemitism, too? The US sadly
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by amunozo 7mo ago
So as Hamas did horrible things, Israel can do whatever they want anytime. We are talking about Israel, not Hamas.
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Israel would crumble if the EU embargoed it, which it deserves but sadly it's not going to happen. They're getting themselves in a very precarious position, alienating the EU and forcing the US to get into their crazy plans. I thi
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Just curious, what are you sympathetic about?
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Thanks for this comment, really. I always found it weird that people care so much about internal repression of some random countries (not Saudi Arabia, close ally of the US and one of the instigators of this war), but not military actions i
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Maybe partition has something to do? You had another Germany that would be viewed as "the good one" if these things are not done.
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by amunozo 7mo ago
I know it's hard, but I guess it's a good idea to live below your means in case something happens, and also save considerably to face moments of uncertainty. People with tech salaries can do it. Most of the world (and country, ind
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by amunozo 7mo ago
And be substituted by what? The outcome can be worse for the Iranian people. Military foreign intervention rarely (never) manages to improve the situation, as it happened in Irak, Afghanistan, Lybia...
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by amunozo 7mo ago
That's ridiculous, but Europe has no reason to intervene in this craze. If attacked, things would change. Europe has participated in previous wars like Irak or Afghanistan, why wouldn't we be able to act now?
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Think about what you're saying. That causes hundreds of thousands of deaths of innocent civilians. Suffering of millions. Weren't you supposed to help the Iranian people? This is the opposite.
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by amunozo 7mo ago
That's horrible, but has nothing to do with this.
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Selecting where to apply and who you contact for it is also very important.
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by amunozo 7mo ago
I'm looking for jobs after my PhD and I notice the same things. I only get interviews and advance in processes when I target the right jobs and companies. Sadly, not too much network to leverage.
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by amunozo 7mo ago
Green is always greener on the other side. You can always work on that, get an apprenticeship and work on it. Why don't you do it? Because you know not everything's so rosy. These are hard jobs, not super well paid. But well, I fe

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