chneu

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by chneu 1mo ago
Give up your meat consumption because it's more about societal excess than anything else. Meat is and mostly always has been(in euro societies) a luxury item meant mostly for the rich. Capitalism turned meat into a MUST HAVE item for k
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by chneu 1mo ago
Exactly. You also don't need to grow acres of grass in the desert to feed the cow, but we do that too. Most folks have highly distorted views of how animal agriculture works. It's disgusting and insanely inefficient.
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by chneu 1mo ago
The carnivore diet mentality is strong here. Also not really supported by anthropology or science. The only folks who think like this are folks who choose to believe weird dietary theories to support a pre chosen stance, like the carnivore
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by chneu 1mo ago
Idk about Washington but Oregon has increased logging a large amount over the last few years.
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by chneu 1mo ago
I have no idea where Americans get the idea that this isn't standard operating procedure at this point. Literally the US has zero civil rights when it comes to privacy. There are so many loopholes and gotchas thanks to fear mongered pa
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by chneu 2mo ago
I got my PPL a few years ago. VATSIM and flight sim were huge tools. I would, literally, fly my training flights a few times using full VATSIM and then show up IRL to do the same thing. It made a massive difference. My instructor even said
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by chneu 2mo ago
Hamm is a great example. He hazed multiple people in college, like burned a dudes dick, never apologized, and settled out of court. When asked about it he often used his mom's death to avoid the topic. Dude has never owned up to it. Bu
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by chneu 2mo ago
You joke but this has been a legit tactic in business for...ever? Big desk, high chair while the guests chairs are "lower", etc.
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by chneu 2mo ago
Yeah this is just step one and the evidence to support this is simple: history. Governments very, very rarely give up power. Once they have it they only work to expand that power. Next will be stronger and more restrictive shit.
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by chneu 2mo ago
Same thing happened with railroads when they deregulated. Trains got longer and heavier. Maintenance and safety became less of a priority. Required improvements were no longer required.
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by chneu 2mo ago
Its 2026. You need 4k assets for job security.
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by chneu 2mo ago
Its a con that is trying very hard to become legitimate. Chiros started as a scam, continued as a scam, and are now a widely accepted scam. The legit work they do is often just physical therapy. Just go to a physical therapist.
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by chneu 2mo ago
They just keep trying. It's not uncommon for people to talk after 3 or so attempts. Humans want to talk.
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by chneu 2mo ago
Its because society has decided that anyone talking about climate change is rude It isnt nice to talk about climate change because it's become extremely obvious that blaming the rich and the government is not working. The responsibilit
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by chneu 2mo ago
Its excuses. American capitalism/society gives us endless excuses for why our individual excess and waste is justified because someone else does it too. Then we get more excuses to blame the rich, the poor, the immigrants, the foreigne
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by chneu 2mo ago
Haha omg what if someone at openai prompted a model to write this and the model could only come up with this unhinged version. It reads like a 3am manic text fest cuz that's what the model figures it should be.
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by chneu 2mo ago
This reads like a mypillow CEO type post. Its insane this is coming from a company with as much scope as openai. Scope may not be the right word.
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by chneu 2mo ago
Not debating but those numbers seem wildly high. Then again, US folks are insanely paranoid and fearful of stuff, so maybe not.
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by chneu 2mo ago
Words in general don't really mean much anymore, online anyway. It reminds me of when health fads take off. Everyone "has OCD" or whatnot. I'd talk to people and they've given me a rundown of who they claim they wer
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by chneu 2mo ago
Technically, SS provides for the next generation. We pay into it to the next generation can use that, not the current one. It's a pyramid scheme meant to pay out early and then die. The math doesn't work if the individual expects
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by chneu 2mo ago
To summarize, this is the equivalent of someone putting their fingers in their ear and going, "lalalalalala I'm not listening" while someone tells them to stop being a consumption monster.
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by chneu 2mo ago
There are plenty of alternatives. Most importantly: traveling locally. Nobody needs to visit 30 countries by 30 years old or whatever dumb social media excuses they have. Air travel is a very recent modern invention(1960s, at least for ever
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by chneu 2mo ago
If I was an abuser who wanted my victims to feel like they couldn't do anything, I'd try to convince them of some version what you just said. Congrats! You decided to give up. You're now advocating against your best interests
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by chneu 2mo ago
This is the kind of stuff that municipalities and counties absolutely hate. Reporting this stuff generally matters and will get taken care of. When reporting, if the work of citing standards is done, it makes the report much more likely to
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by chneu 2mo ago
Honestly wtf does the glue matter when people are going through plastic like it's nothing? Bringing up the glue is such a weird nitpick.
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by chneu 2mo ago
Feels over reals.
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by chneu 2mo ago
I think a lot of it is also more people doing the sports. We are assuming the old record is "the best a human can do because one person did it best" or some form of that. There are likely hundreds or thousands of people alive righ
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by chneu 2mo ago
CC fees are transferred directly to customers. It isn't arbitrary. There are plenty of low cost stores that don't accept CCs for this reason: it hurts low income people more than others. It saves 2-3% to the consumer for grocery s
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by chneu 3mo ago
Two centuries?
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by chneu 3mo ago
The US used to pull business charters all the time. It was a common place thing before the world wars.

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