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811.
by c22 3y ago
My better solution: On January 1st of each year identify the wealthiest billionaire and just liquidate that one individual. Then everyone can still play the game where we all try to gain more wealth, but with a little meta-game included whe
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by c22 3y ago
People who are good at rationalizing can create a compelling argument in support of almost any position. I like to use a statistical approach where I note the prevalence of each compelling argument across a variety of sources.
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by c22 3y ago
A lot of the people who quickly go against societal rules are anti-social, so the stereotype is not undeserved. The two primary personality types are "always-go-with-the-herd" and "always-go-against-the-herd", it tak
814.
by c22 3y ago
Couldn't you also just manipulate the slide duration?
815.
by c22 3y ago
A lot of places just wont let you use a voip number, but if you port in a number to a voip service this often works and lets you maintain the number for pretty cheap. It is a big hassle, though, if you are trying to cycle numbers regularly.
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by c22 3y ago
How would you get to the doors?
817.
by c22 3y ago
I guess that's how they get ya!
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by c22 3y ago
You can be compensated the same way we compensate the earth for real oil: by burning your output to create a toxic environment for you to exist in.
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by c22 3y ago
I guess it depends on what your definition of is is! To put it another way, either you also have consciousness, in which case I have explained it, or else I can't explain it to you because you don't.
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by c22 3y ago
No, it's entirely self-evident. You prove I don't.
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by c22 3y ago
I know what consciousness "is." I'm experiencing it right now.
822.
by c22 3y ago
The most accessible places tend to become cesspools since being anti-social is one of the main traits that limits people's access to more exclusive places.
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by c22 3y ago
Of course it is. Doctors work for you and offer advice. They can't force you to take medicine unless you're involuntarily commited. Do your own research. Get a second opinion. Etc. I rarely end up taking medication that's pre
824.
by c22 3y ago
I agree with you, but as you point out, it doesn't work in multiplayer. "Knolling" is a technique specifically born from a shared work environment.
825.
by c22 3y ago
For anyone reading this looking for a more nuanced take: [0]. [0]: https://usrtk.org/sweeteners/sucralose-emerging-science-reve...
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by c22 3y ago
Perhaps all lifeforms have sentience?
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by c22 3y ago
Why not use an injection molded case?
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by c22 3y ago
It's probably different from place to place, but in my city mobile food trucks can operate on any non-residential private property with no additional permitting requirements and can operate on public streets with a permit for up to two
829.
by c22 3y ago
I've heard "stay-at-home" used.
830.
by c22 3y ago
If panpsychism turned out to be true would it be a moral imperative to starve to death?
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by c22 3y ago
"...through life after retirement" I guess you could make the argument that it's better to never go on vacation or buy a new computer and stash all that extra money in your 401k, but I don't think most people live this w
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by c22 3y ago
Are you talking about the old convention place station?
833.
by c22 3y ago
The only people I follow on youtube are my friends.
834.
by c22 3y ago
Neil Young is still on Pandora it looks like.
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by c22 3y ago
Larry Haun has an excellent video series about framing also. I watched it for free on youtube then spent my money on the applicable IBC code reference.
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by c22 3y ago
Sure, your sentence sounded human to me. It's not the content I'm looking at, but the delivery.
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by c22 3y ago
Sorry, but this doesn't sound like any human I've ever spoken to.
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by c22 3y ago
My kids rock Punkt MP-02s. They pretty much just make calls and text (with t9!) but they can also be 4g hotspots if they need to connect a laptop. They still have access to social media and other garbage but it's not 24/7 and I do
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by c22 3y ago
Do your photos have to be so gigantic?
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by c22 3y ago
If you look at the chart over time it looks like 'no party preference' is eating the republican side of the graph. It looks like the republican party is fracturing, which is great because we need more than two political parties. I

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