bellerose

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by bellerose 8y ago
I find people that think they have real choice over their actions as strange. Free will is an illusion when you understand determinism.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Quantum mechanics theoretically is just another deterministic universe or hidden variables and effecting our deterministic universe to appear random but in reality is deterministic.
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by bellerose 8y ago
It may be the downfall of humanity progress as well and things may change.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Of course it’s a religion. People are deluded to think otherwise.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Since everyone was socially conditioned to desire and believe in free will. Similar to the past with God but I would have been hanged. It will change and it’s her not him.
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by bellerose 8y ago
> "how can we prevent this same accident from ever happening again?" It would be nice if society adopted this with all crimes. It's not like we can prove we're any different than the low level design of a machine; whe
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by bellerose 8y ago
I wouldn't go after a PhD unless being born into a rich family (with a potential fall back). Otherwise its a ticket to an early grave and or lost earning potential. I've encountered a few colleagues who are beyond gifted in what m
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by bellerose 8y ago
It's not really a needle in haystack problem. If you record every moment of all your citizens. You can build a calendar application where you enter the name of the person and go through all the moments in question throughout the days o
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by bellerose 8y ago
No. What I see people describing as ethical is not correct when people have no choice. It's also not meaningless to live with knowing free will is an illusion. Hard to really reply to such a dismissive assertion.
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by bellerose 8y ago
> If ethics could be codified I think we'd have one ruleset everyone agrees on. People want to deeply believe this as true. I find it false because I see free will as an illusion. Majority of people think free will exists. Agreement
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by bellerose 8y ago
I'm aware of ridiculous money payed towards artists online creating furry art. This specific subculture is the highest paying to artists that I'm aware of and for artists to trade their time for creating an image the client desire
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by bellerose 8y ago
The more I read of psychiatry makes me lean towards the majority of it being pseudoscience. Finances play the most important role in suicidal ideation but nothing is ever done for the people suffering from suicide attempts besides placing t
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by bellerose 8y ago
My personal experience with nutrition makes me consider the childhood years as the deciding factor in regards to living healthy without much time or resources allocated towards personal health. There are outliers, such as genetics and paren
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by bellerose 8y ago
Huh? What I wrote is basically saying privacy doesn't exist for the ones who truly need it. Since those two cases you write in question are pretty much universal and the majority of people using technology would be prone to them. Unles
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by bellerose 8y ago
Huh, so all it takes is someone to break into your home when you're gone and swap a cable. Seems like privacy doesn't really exist for people who truly need it. Unless they're not using any technology.
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by bellerose 8y ago
That's a fallacy you're constructing. I have known persons who are into nihilism and they would argue the same that nothing matters with free will. I don't believe the exchange was meaningless because my friend will be readin
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by bellerose 8y ago
That is a made up justification to force a person into living in a broken system when in unbearable pain. While ignoring the person who wishes to end her life and exerting one's will forcibly upon another who is not privileged.
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by bellerose 8y ago
>It is an active choice made by those who want to end their own life That is your ideology being forced upon persons who desire death. There is no proof that people have free will and every death (suicide or death by cancer) is a natural
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by bellerose 8y ago
Improvement to mental healthcare would be removing the restrictions of medical assistance in dying and making it similar to a person who is going to die from suicide when they’re being honest about how the illness is forcing it upon them. T
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by bellerose 8y ago
I don't think the article is even fact based to assume youtube has created a conspiracy theory boom. I remember the dial-up age and people typically knew some corner on the web for reading conspiracy theories to get some laughs. When 9
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by bellerose 8y ago
I don't see how what I wrote is a what-if example. Maybe you can clarify more and I'll do as well. The person who I know suffering gender dysphoria has been pursuing medical assistance in dying in Canada. She has been seeking it b
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by bellerose 8y ago
Who cares about the what if game. A system should be in place for persons who are in pain that want to successfully end it. No free will exists until such a system exists.
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by bellerose 8y ago
I think we should just let people be allowed to die by medical assisted death and be it mental or physical pain (whatever illness). I've known persons with gender dysphoria who want to end their life and they're rational people. T
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by bellerose 8y ago
Yah I think it's a good thing. I have a password manager so it's only a few clicks to paste the card number in. I'm guessing the majority of consumers are annoyed by it.
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by bellerose 8y ago
I'm in Canada and I've had to confirm details on my card. I guess outside US thing.
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by bellerose 8y ago
I’m a buyer and made a couple purchase last night on Etsy. All my credit card info was saved on checkout with no verification required to use the card. Surprised me in comparison to how Amazon or other retailers typically require the full c
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by bellerose 8y ago
Too many people exist compared to the past. Optimization has made it where less employees can cater compared to the past. People used to die earlier in life and inheritance was more of an impact upon spending. I doubt we're even seeing
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by bellerose 8y ago
The obvious wrong about Pacer is when a person doesn't have the financial means and wants to pursue by pro se. The law was constructed in the interest of the public and self representation was deemed reasonable for justice to be always
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by bellerose 8y ago
I’m surprised that is a recent discovery. I would think if someone asked a group of kids why someone would get the problem wrong. They would be like well first time seeing shapes.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Locus of control is another way of understanding how humans are not necessarily universal to one another by how events are perceived. The missing shape example might just be the children never encounter the square & triangles in daily l

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