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by brink 7y ago
I'm tired of these generalizations, I'm tired of anger towards vague ideas. Of course misogyny exists in pockets and is bad. But it doesn't exist alone. Give specific and constructive examples of misogyny, what we can do abou
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by brink 7y ago
They are also far more population dense than the US. Viruses love close contact. Like I said earlier, I support slowing it down. But there is a balance.
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by brink 7y ago
I've seen "pandemic experts" say some dumb stuff too. Like declaring that the death rate to be reported deaths / reported cases without a single acknowledgement of the drove of cases that go unreported, or declaring that
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by brink 7y ago
It's not proven to be bullshit. The evidence we have is suggesting otherwise.
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by brink 7y ago
One question that's been on my mind: The number of Coronavirus cases is likely far more than what's being reported. Apparently there are those who get coronavirus and are unaware that they have it before they heal. However everyon
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by brink 7y ago
I'm not sure why you're not seeing it. This is the video in the middle of the article. https://vimeo.com/395222190
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by brink 7y ago
There's a video in the article. Did you look?
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by brink 7y ago
There's the other extreme as well - being a cynic in all circumstances will leave you consistently feeling burnt out.
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by brink 7y ago
On the bright side, a disruption in supply may teach us what we really need, and what we don't need. Maybe after this breakout we'll realize the importance of slowing down, consuming less, and resting more.
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by brink 7y ago
I'll take COVID-19 over Polio.
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by brink 7y ago
I prefer dry. I think ice wine is gross, but I wouldn't want to ruin it for others.
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by brink 7y ago
The ice age was well after the continents.
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by brink 7y ago
But the media has been dramatic about many topics, the media has cried wolf many times. This isn't entirely everyone else's fault.
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by brink 7y ago
> The plate can be changed automatically to update the displayed registration data and (theoretically if the State of California approves) display advertisements or other data when the car is stopped. What?
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by brink 7y ago
Is there an easy way to explain why pi shows up here?
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by brink 7y ago
I'm so glad to hear that I'm not the only person this is happening to. I had to switch to Firefox for debugging as Chrome would lock up completely on breakpoints.
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by brink 7y ago
Why make bitcoin better when you can just reimplement it from the ground up? Look at Stellar. Transactions take <5 seconds and the chain is kind to the environment with trust based transactions rather than POW.
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by brink 7y ago
I agree that hate speech is often the bad side of free speech. What I disagree on is who should decide what hate speech is. Taking away the right for someone to speak their mind is too much power for one individual or group, and is ripe for
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by brink 7y ago
Hate speech is free speech. The whole point of free speech laws is to protect controversial opinions. Good or bad, because the bad of censorship is often much worse than the bad of free speech.
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by brink 7y ago
I'd feel much more comfortable with Amazon if they had a viable competitor.
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by brink 7y ago
A paradox is something that initially looks like a contradiction, but after closer inspection, is not.
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by brink 7y ago
I think you mean contradiction, not paradox.
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by brink 7y ago
It's fear mongering.
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by brink 7y ago
You can be rich and miserable.
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by brink 7y ago
Thankfully it's not. As beautiful as Pictured Rocks are, it's so over-recommended that it's making Michigan look like a one-trick pony.
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by brink 7y ago
I don't think Trump is pro-coal or anti-coal more than he is just pro-economy and pro-capitalism and judged the economy as pro-coal. The economy is a voice of the people and thankfully happened to move towards a more eco-friendly solut
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by brink 7y ago
As a native from Michigan that likes to hike; Pyramid Point is not what I would have picked. But I guess in contrast to what the other states have to offer, our dunes on the lake probably stand out as unique to the traveler even though I&#x
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by brink 7y ago
Most people think in yes/no logic. Unfortunately binary is a horrible oversimplification of a very analog reality and results in many of the world's problems that we're in now. Because we tend to think of a binary of yes&#x2F
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by brink 7y ago
The "I don't care about cookies" extension is a nice solution for now. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/i-dont-care-a...
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by brink 7y ago
Am I correct in assuming that a four-fold capacity in electric vehicles is coming? That will likely decimate oil dependency.

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