biggoodwolf

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by biggoodwolf 3y ago
And that is the difference between theory and practice...
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by biggoodwolf 3y ago
So that makes it intrinsically bad? What is acceptable vs unacceptable uses of energy? Esp. when we're not talking about food production or medicine
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by biggoodwolf 3y ago
You did not dispel his argument, even if biased; how different would it be from North Korea? (That's hyperbole but this person has a good point)
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by biggoodwolf 3y ago
I'd say it is even revealing of a particular worldview. Even within the article, the impression seems to be that the people of Bhutan (and the author) NEED or deserve to know about it. Which is preposterous considering it is a Kingdom
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by biggoodwolf 3y ago
You just said it, it is money. It's not wasted any more than it is wasted when you play a game or watch a youtube video or TV. It's just a use of energy which you are trying to make as somehow bad. It's just a cultural prefer
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by biggoodwolf 3y ago
Could say that about social media or video games.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
If you knew the kind of people that are my friend's neighbors. Basically you have the 0.01% of a country there, if you know people you know people, information reaches them way faster.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
It's not misleading, the solution is the same.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Then you could say it has the highest % of criminals in society as compared to the rest of the world.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
I have a hard time seeing why this wouldn't be the case.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
For a number in the X00s the stuff after the period i.e. .xxx% is not significant
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
I'd say most cities are better off not having homeless shelters. Otherwise you'd become a magnet for homeless. What happened to catering to the actual tax-payers? The problem is the homeless, not their unhoused/housed status.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Who's gonna pay the real estate taxes? LOL
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Typical narcissistic image keeping
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
How convenient! Why stop there, might as well go to the Stone Age, if the green transition does not get us there, then global war surely will. /s
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Fake foods, low vitamin D, iron shavings supplementation in flour -> bad vitamin B status, bad intestinal bacteria, intestinal damage -> chronic inflammation -> cancer
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Far-less extreme? Why? Just because they loudly profess it?
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
I guess the same point could be made about religion. Call me an agnostic then when it comes to device security
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Whoa, but then how would governments shape research?
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
This is the epigenetic vs plain genetic part.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
The founder of EA got SBF in. That's another can of worms but that guy apparently changed his last name from Crouch to McAuskil or whatever...
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Gullible indeed, all those ETFs investing by default in these? Check.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Just good nature and good nurture.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Lol, my good friend was homeschooled and is successful and contrary to stereotypes a social-butterfly. Not sure where you get this "implore you" from.
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by biggoodwolf 4y ago
Nobody could have seen this!111 How did the French paradox go?