cerradokids

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by cerradokids 3y ago
I recommend the reading of Atlas Shrugged to really understand why this is a bad idea.
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by cerradokids 3y ago
I can't recommend enough Alex Epstein's site[0] on true, powerful, and succinct talking points on today's most important energy, environmental, and climate issues. [0]: https://energytalkingpoints.com/
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by cerradokids 3y ago
These cookie banners are so bad. Bad idea, bad regulation, bad execution. The time wasted for all humans in the world dealing with such a bad idea is out of the charts. If I don't want to be tracked I will use an anonymous tab or confi
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by cerradokids 4y ago
It's fun being productive, being exceptional, being really good at what you do. It's the most fun I have in life, and I have done all sort of things (including drugs). I'm sorry the author doesn't have this worth living
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by cerradokids 4y ago
Where did you get that data? According to this study https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35456309/ there is no increase in Myocarditis cases among unvaccinated people who have contracted Covid-19. This study tracked 196,99
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by cerradokids 5y ago
You have the wrong philosophy. A wrong interpretation of reality. Depression is inevitable. Have you ever asked yourself what a "good person" means? And why? Because it is written in a book? Because others told you so? Use your mi
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by cerradokids 5y ago
I wish Brazil, which is really a Banana Republic, had the same wealth and quality of life of US. The article doesn't know what a Banana Republic really is, and is downsizing how awful is live in a real Banana Republic.
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by cerradokids 5y ago
Because I love what I do.
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by cerradokids 5y ago
"Don't judge a book by its cover." Common saying amongst reasonable people.
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by cerradokids 5y ago
I thought it would have other comments like yours. Yes, this and climate change research. Just look at the history of those research fields.
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by cerradokids 6y ago
Between taxing the consuming or the producing of goods, tax the consuming. When the consume happens is where profit is made. If I produce a bunch, but don't sell anything, I payed a lot of taxes for nothing. Not fair at all.
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by cerradokids 7y ago
This reminds me of an old joke: 3 businessmen are in prison, and they ask each other why each one is there. - I'm here because my prices were lower than the other companies, so I was charged for dumping the other companies. - I'm
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by cerradokids 8y ago
I prefer Ayn Rand's take on it: Without abstract ideas you would not be able to deal with concrete, particular, real-life problems. You would be in the position of a newborn infant, to whom every object is a unique, unprecedented phe
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by cerradokids 8y ago
Philosophy is a science. Aristotle answered the essence of theses questions 2400 years ago. He may have commit some mistakes, but the essence is there.
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by cerradokids 8y ago
I see. I think you have never listened a lecture of a good philosopher. I really like Leonard Peikoff. Take for example his lecture called "The American School: Why Johnny Can't Think?" [0]. It has a higher overview than any
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by cerradokids 8y ago
Please, do not give up on philosofy. It is the mother of all sciences and has answers to fundamental questions any human being has, had or will have, like: - What is the nature of reality? - How does one acquire knowledge? - How can I trust