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by cbozeman 5y ago
Keller, for one. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Alta+Vista+Mobile+Home+Par... Right across the road is my subdivision. There are homes here selling right now for $525,000. 1 mile up the road, $650,000. 1 mile d
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> In the wealthy suburbs of Texas with houses averaging 4000sqft with swimming pools @ $1+M you can find, right next to them, trailer parks where you can see mobile homes of $50k. You literally described where I live - Keller, Texas. I b
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> liberals believe those homes have to be 600sf+ with a full kitchen and bathroom, laundry in unit, and free gym onsite That's hilarious, because you can look up Gabrunas Hall on Joint Base Pearl Harbor - Hickam on Google Maps and l
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> You don't build affordable cars, you just build cars There. You've hit upon the crux of it. Entirely too many areas of California are opposed to new housing developments because it's going to lower their property values.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
You're confusing "great" with "good". They are not the same. Genghis Khan was a great man. You cannot unify a nomadic people and conquer a shitload of Asia and not be a great man. Given that under his leadership, th
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> the Internet has enabled stupidity on a massive scale No, it was making access to the Internet easy that caused this. Used to be in the Windows 95 / 98 (and earlier) era, you had to actually have a fucking brain and read direction
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> ewwwlogies This is an amazing word. Thank you.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Yes, I think this is exactly it. The reason Netflix has become so popular isn't that they were "first", it was because you could get nearly everything you wanted on the platform. Now we have Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Biologists do this as well. Once we encounter a new species, it's killed and then studied. This is called a 'voucher specimen'. Obviously it's possible to make a species extinct if you kill the only one of it's kind
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by cbozeman 5y ago
What you're describing is part of the game. It's like people being pissed off about PKers in Ultima Online 20-something years ago. It's literally what you signed up for. It's part of the world.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Twitter has out-sized influence.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
My bar for Full Self Driving for any vehicle is better than the average driver. As long as it's better than the average driver, it's an improvement.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> But that should be the role of public schools. Negative Ghost Rider. The state should never try to replace parenting. If Western society no longer values parenting and sacrifice and suffering for it's children, maybe it is bet
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Okay, I'll say what apparently everyone else is terrified of mentioning, for some reason. Black people score lowest on IQ tests than any other population group in the world. It's been repeated the world over, dozens of times, over
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by cbozeman 5y ago
"It is always math" because math is the language of the 21st century. People who have mastery of mathematics will be as influential as the people who had mastery of language in the 20th century. > There is a cult around intelli
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Yeah, because in life you have to put in the work. Using math as an example, you can't master it without a lot of practice, and that practice is homework. Albert Einstein wrote that he was practicing mathematics often and at length fro
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by cbozeman 5y ago
I think it's more a question of how many people fully understand it once having read it.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
This is such a lazy, garbage take... America has stopped working for 50% of the population, and they know it. The "toxicity" results from media and government telling these people to shut the fuck up and get back to work and stop
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> And Microsoft spending $1 Billion for an exclusive license will seem really foolish a few years from now. No it won't. Capital was (and still is) cheap when they made that purchase. A billion used to really mean something, but it&
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by cbozeman 5y ago
I feel like Moller was miles away from the finish line... but maybe I'm just being pessimistic.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
It's still utterly unbelievable to me that the CCP has enough power to disappear a man worth $60,000,000,000 +/- a few. If there was any further indication that a group of people needed to all band together and overthrow their gov
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by cbozeman 5y ago
If you want me to believe protests are "mostly peaceful" then don't report in front of a fucking conflagration. Furthermore - and there's no nice way to say this - why are people so dumb as to believe news outlets as if
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by cbozeman 5y ago
"Thanks Brexit"... and not "thanks worldwide supply chain disruption partially caused by a pandemic and ridiculous overreaction to it".
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by cbozeman 5y ago
I've typed up about three long responses, but I don't know why, because this is just an idiotic segue with nothing to do with what I said... I can't believe I almost fell for this stupid troll shit.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> it's worth taking the time to cool down from the initial frustration No it isn't. Every single company in America needs to operate like Chick-Fil-A. You will never have a bad Chick-Fil-A experience. Ever. I've eaten ther
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Most people probably don't skim through 100 videos per day. I doubt I skim through even 10 video a day. I think people like myself are more likely the norm than the exception. A common "digital fallacy" people make is assum
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Good thing I just smoke cigars. I've found they mellow out me after a long, hard day. Maybe it's the atmosphere in which I immerse myself... on my patio, listening to music, reclining in a chair, but they seem to help me unwind.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
I've found that with Piracetam (800mg), I need to also take Alpha GPC, around 500 mg. I've tried many of the racetam family and I had the most success with phenylpiracetam.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Have you tried adrafinil at any point, or any other nootropic drugs?
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by cbozeman 5y ago
I was given an Adderall by a friend and I experienced similar cognitive benefit as you, but I didn't crash at all. That said, I didn't see what would be the benefit of taking Adderall consistently, given I could achieve similar re

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