carrotcarrot

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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
Dark mode is such a dumb trend and I'm waiting patiently for it to die. It's not easier on the eyes unless you're in a dark room with no windows.
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
It's cute, but my first thought was "is this AI generated handwriting?". I would still rather recieve a physical hand written card in the mail. Some these aren't broken and don't need to be fixed. Waiting for the ma
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
They shouldn't. Science has been captured by industry and the military industrial complex.
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
Antibiotics are extremely overused and lead to chronic illness via gut dysbiosis. Geo-engineering won't work and will just cause more unintended consequences (drought in other regions, chronic illness from heavy metals in the atmospher
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
They've been doing it for decades, and the news reports on it, but then gaslights anyone who talks about stratospheric aerosol injections. Therr have been ongoing tests of these geo-engineering tools for decades.
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
Are you a native Chinese speaker? I've noticed Chinese are very loose with their puns, and it helps that there is a lot of regional dialect variation in pronunciation. For example a common one is 520 (wu er ling) being used for "w
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
Overregulation is also a cost that can only be bared by large companies, it's contributed to the shrinking number of family farms and small businesses.
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
FDA needs to stop pursuing useless things like this and bab the use of glyphosate as a dessicant. There's plenty of other safety concerns in the American food system. This ain't it
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by carrotcarrot 2y ago
Scientists need to stop mucking with nature. First the "edible vaccines" genetic modification, and now this? I'd rather live in a world where agencies don't have absolute control over us. Perfect enforcement doesn't
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by carrotcarrot 3y ago
its more of a politically correct vs. heterodox detecting test.
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by carrotcarrot 3y ago
We already had mass censorship of wrongthink on social media coerced by federal agencies. This is petty by comparison and Orwell has been spinning for years now.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Definitely not the vaccine
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
More likely it's just a scheme to increase usage and they'll figure out the rest later, once they have more data to work with
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
It keeps techies out of comfy libraries.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
I've bought a round trip ticket for 1/3 the price of the one way ticket. I literally couldn't afford the one way... It was 3000 and I had just graduated and was moving back to the states. The round trip was 800
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
> Sure. If they were otherwise identical, that'd be a good point, but they're not. You can say the same of opium, heroin, morphine, oxycodone, fentanyl, and Naloxone. Many of which have had i ical trials done and all of which a
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
A professor I follow once said Nature isn't as prestigious as people think, they just publish such a high volume that people have gotten that impression
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
How was that answer even bad exactly? Is white culture racist now?
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
You know twitter requires a phone number now right? I don't have a Twitter account because I don't use twitter. Why do you assume a a closed off platform so accessible to everyone?
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
But you still should trust the science
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Most academics are struggling to get tenure. They're not Feynman who has the good fortune to not have the threat of perishing.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
I can't see this because twitter has a log in wall. Post better links please.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Why discord?
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Or maybe it's because the new name is less relevant and not used as much anyways? If you want to hardcode in these updated names and make judgements about what is REALLY relevant you should stay on Google
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
It's not a "dog whistle". By that same logic , both dogwhistle and disinformation are "dogwhistles" too. People who distrust MSM tends to use phrases such as "real truth" and people who read and repeat MSM
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
It's shocking on many platforms. I can't find a citation but I swear I read a study (or small experiment, more likely) which showed the first two votes determine the fate of most posts on reddit. You can use bots on twitter to sim
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
I'm liking Elon's twitter so far.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
The majority of users don't comment anyways.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
And they're paying it through microtransactions. Most populations follow a power distribution like that, not just gaming. The most loyal customers spend way more than the tail. They don't spend it all at once usually, it's ov

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