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cairo_x
7y ago
What on earth made you think I was implying it wouldn't have? It was a joke about an imaginary f-23 ghost having schadenfreude. Sorry to everyone I've offend who down-voted this. LOL. XD
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cairo_x
7y ago
I AM THE GHOST OF THE YF-23. SEE YOU IN HELL, B*TCH.
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cairo_x
7y ago
Billions of events happen regardless of billions and billions of previous events having happened.
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cairo_x
7y ago
Looking at most of that data, a lot of this seems to be a combination of a tanking economy/jobs market/gig economy, and a technology that allows one to feel more connected without having to spend money to go out. The iPhone has wo
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cairo_x
7y ago
"Like it or not, we need the continued existence of others, who may be seen as revolting, barbaric or just alien, to know who we are." What a crock. People become barbaric when their own personal situation and environment has beco
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cairo_x
7y ago
This thing looks like the future. But not in an aesthetically impractical concept vehicle kind of way. It's actually beautiful.
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cairo_x
7y ago
For the cost and maintenance of the machine over a year, you could probably exploit backpackers for--in my expert estimation--approximately one billion years.
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cairo_x
7y ago
Nothing has an infinite number of nothings in it. One has zero nothings in it...? It also has an infinite number of somethings in it. And each something has another infinity of divisible somethings within that. Therefore anything that isn&#
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cairo_x
7y ago
How easy is it for physicists to mistake their models for reality? Equations are ways of representing reality. They are not reality. They are literally abstractions. Yes, it's another way of seeing and thinking about a thing, but it is
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cairo_x
8y ago
The universe isn't expanding. It's everything in it that's shrinking!
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cairo_x
8y ago
CBT has been debunked by multiple meta-studies. Psychology, as a science, is a joke. The brain is the most complex structure in the known universe, but to be a psychologist you don't need even a basic MD. It should be struck off as a s
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cairo_x
8y ago
I think you mean American Psychiatry. Your use of Schizophrenia and Bipolar as examples are both at the top of the heap in terms of what modern psychiatry has been successful in managing. Depression, as a general term, and anti-depressants
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cairo_x
8y ago
Nonsense. I have Bipolar. Psychedelic microdosing consistently triggers a manic episode. Extreme trips are known to trigger psychosis in those with related mental conditions. There is very little empirical evidence that microdosing has any
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cairo_x
9y ago
This is incredibly well written.
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cairo_x
9y ago
Well then why is the tl;dr literally only one of the configurations/examples they describe in relation to their numerous other large points? This related to the larger point that it is a misnomer that authoritarianism emerges only in l
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cairo_x
9y ago
"ABSOLUTIST_STRAWMAN_ NO_ONE _ACTUALLY_BELIEVES" This is itself a strawman! They spent huge swathes explaining exactly what was assumed to be true and by whom, and what is still assumed by certain people/fields etc. And if th
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cairo_x
9y ago
Please don't tl;dr when it's clear by your summary that you haven't read the whole thing.
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cairo_x
9y ago
In other words, you're not a hipster... just some old dude who likes being offended by shit.
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cairo_x
9y ago
Reminds me of a hipster riding a Penny-farthing.
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cairo_x
9y ago
Agree 110% I have an external monitor flipped to portrait. Only other option is to get some kind of beastly tablet set-up.
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cairo_x
9y ago
FIY "sticking one's thumb into pure LSD powder and licking it off"
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cairo_x
9y ago
Unless it was (literal) 'needlepoint' LSD... maybe he stabbed himself with a shard? /s
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cairo_x
9y ago
You can't get high from LSD by touching it. Albert is a liar. He nibbled some. My theory is, he knew those in the know know that this is an impossible way to get high, which is why he stuck with it (a crafty wink). He could have simply
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cairo_x
9y ago
Never fails to make me quite emotional reading about his story.
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cairo_x
9y ago
What's wrong with worshiping her? Everyone has heroes. Carrie seems like one of the better ones.
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cairo_x
9y ago
"Ron's Ron shirt was just as bad as Ron himself" "Leathery sheets of rain" This is more witty and literary than anything JKR could come up with. 100% Would Read.
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9y ago
Oh jheez
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cairo_x
9y ago
Search for 'whataboutism' wiki (and check the rational wiki as well). > Lexicographers date the first appearance of the variant whataboutism to the 1990s,[1][4] while other historians state that during the Cold War Western offi
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cairo_x
9y ago
Whataboutism is an old school red-scare term literally coined to describe Soviet disinformation techniques. I wonder if most people who use the term as an argument know this, or are aware of how it got into their lexicon. Not only does the
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cairo_x
9y ago
Speech recognition is such a gimmick. In practice the applications are quite narrow. The truth is, most people with properly functioning social faculties feel like complete dicks when talking to a machine.
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