anoncake

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by anoncake 6y ago
What kind of argument is this? You're already barbarians so might as well be consistent?
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by anoncake 6y ago
Then the world would be better off without you.
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by anoncake 6y ago
They're human. Revenge has no place in civilized society.
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by anoncake 6y ago
I believe that it's immoral to pay for, and thus support, DRM-infested content to begin with. Just pirate it.
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by anoncake 6y ago
I have nothing to discuss with someone who thinks they have some sort of collectivist claim on other people's genitals.
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by anoncake 6y ago
You cannot prove a hypothesis with 100% certainty, that is true. But you can falsify it – with even a single counterexample – and then you are certain it is false. Anything else is pseudoscience. And it's particularly not okay to make
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by anoncake 6y ago
Of course. I'm entitled to block ads and I'm entitled to watch things that are offered for free without paying. If you want to be paid for something, don't give it away for free.
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by anoncake 6y ago
No. If content is published for 0€, it's free. If you want money, charge for it. That's the only business model that ensures that businesses serve their customers and thus the only legitimate one.
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by anoncake 6y ago
> Even still, there is always a chance that the computer will randomly malfunction and do something unexpected at any time. Unlikely, but possible. So you can never say for sure that an operation of 2 + 2 will result in 4. Your point? &g
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by anoncake 6y ago
Other people's bodies are not your means of anything . > I'm a fairly open minded person Open minded people don't need to say that.
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by anoncake 6y ago
> Your conclusion is nonsense, the premise is not. My conclusion is derived from the premise. Since it's nonsense so is the premise. > A broken computer is still in essence a computer, even if it can't actually do any comput
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by anoncake 6y ago
Respect for other's privacy has never been considered ignorance, even if it may match a dictionary definition.
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by anoncake 6y ago
> Find me an intersex person that can both bear a child and impregnate a woman. If male == can sire children and female == can bear children, then infertile people don't have a sex which is nonsense. > It does not disprove the ge
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by anoncake 6y ago
What other people's genitals and reproductive organs look like is generally none of your business. In other words, their sex is irrelevant.
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by anoncake 6y ago
That is true for homes and other personal property.
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by anoncake 6y ago
Not low, but still lower than that of lockdowns and quarantines, closed schools, etc.
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by anoncake 6y ago
Mutating viruses tend to get less deadly, not more. Killing its host does not benefit it. Of course containment measures work -- for keeping 80 year olds (and few other people) alive for a little bit longer at the expense of everyone else
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by anoncake 6y ago
> a removable cover makes it easy for users to replace the battery. Oh no, someone has hacked Apple's website and is playing a prank on them.
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by anoncake 6y ago
No, not at all. Lockdowns, quarantining and other human rights violations don't help us get rid of the pandemic, they prolong it. To end the pandemic faster, more people need to get exposed to the virus.
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by anoncake 6y ago
What IBM systems?
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by anoncake 6y ago
> I think the more apt phrase is "I lack the discipline". OK. > Mentally healthy people make bad choices all the time, knowing they will pay for it later, but wanting to enjoy "the now". Of course they do. But the
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by anoncake 6y ago
No? If it's done in your spare time, it isn't work. Even if it happens to be something you legitimately could have done during work hours.
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by anoncake 6y ago
Graffiti on blank walls is art. Graffiti on other art is vandalism.
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by anoncake 6y ago
No you didn't, you were unable to make the better choice (likely because of limited willpower). No mentally healthy person intentionally makes bad choices, that would be self-harm.
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by anoncake 6y ago
And you would be wrong every single time because free will is an illusion. That aside, people always make the best choices they can – no one chooses to chose badly. You can't blame them for not making a better choice since you can&#x27
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by anoncake 6y ago
How would you distribute free food without encouraging excessive waste?
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by anoncake 6y ago
If you got healthcare that's cheaper than free, you probably donated a kidney.
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by anoncake 6y ago
You can't detect lies.
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by anoncake 6y ago
> And then they have the gall to sell the power adapter separately from the laptop, for an extra $59? What brand new laptop on earth doesn't come with an AC wall adapter/charger in the box? One that's $59 cheaper than if i
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by anoncake 6y ago
Yes, they pretty much are. Extremely complicated, organic, robots. But that is not the point. Your choices depend on your personality and abilities, which in turn depend on your upbringing and experiences.

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