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by chneu 3mo ago
What if there was one day a year where it was expected for people to speed through your neighborhood at 20 over the speed limit, which ends up with a bunch of people driving into houses with their vehicles? It's not really the firework
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by chneu 3mo ago
Like 10 people died in my state on the 4th. A few were not directly involved in celebrations but were just doing their own thing. Does that really sound reasonable to you?
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by chneu 3mo ago
Like 80% of dog owners treat dogs like possessions. When I say "like possessions" I mean they abuse them by physical means or by locking them into small apartments and not meeting the animals basic needs. It's wild how people
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by chneu 3mo ago
A lot of folks forget that ancient Egypt existed for thousands of years without major changes. Pre-industrialization, civs tended to come and then go(dispersing with other groups), as power structures came and went.
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by chneu 4mo ago
Americans have no idea how unfree we have it in this country. The amount of blind patriotic propaganda in the US is mind boggling
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by chneu 4mo ago
They're only "safer" to the driver. Large vehicles put everyone else at a higher risk. This is "race to the bottom" logic. The only end to this logic is everyone driving giant vehicles in bubbles because "it&#x
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by chneu 4mo ago
I'm a white American and I've heard a handful of my fellow white Americans say this, but they can't actually show me real world examples or show me how it actually affected them. It's willfull victim hood. It's a vi
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by chneu 4mo ago
Not really true but white Americans love to say that. Americans are the biggest bullies and and victims.
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by chneu 4mo ago
I got about 2 or 3 paragraphs in before the AI tone got unbearable.
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by chneu 4mo ago
Beef consumption dwarfs data centers in terms of environmental damage for no good reason and does much worse things to water, but nobody cares cuz beef is a status symbol for people. AI is easy to hate and requires no sacrifice. But giving
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by chneu 4mo ago
Look up the logging industry. Like 95% of those jobs are automated now, but they like to blame an owl
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by chneu 5mo ago
But they're not willing to give up their 3rd Starbucks or the day or the door dash delivery or Amazon prime. They all too overworked. Only poors go to protests.
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by chneu 5mo ago
Yup. Anything someone disagrees with is now "written by ai" as if that invalidates what was written.
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by chneu 5mo ago
We have seen that with people like howard hughes and some of the older families.
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by chneu 5mo ago
As an American, I'm so glad America is finally crumbling from its position of power. Americans need a wake up call because our insane hubris and stubbornness is responsible for so much of the bad stuff in the world.
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by chneu 5mo ago
My best guess is momentum. Some people are very, very brand loyal and have to do things in relation to what/how others do things. In reality it doesn't matter where something is posted, just give us a url, but some people don&#x27
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by chneu 5mo ago
He will just say it's a different operation. That's what they've been doing and it's working. Republicans have no desire to stop Trump. Democrats don't care either cuz they want this power once they're elected.
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by chneu 5mo ago
While I don't think trump and co are smart enough to plan big stuff like this, I think it is pretty obvious they are trying to benefit oil companies and I have no doubt oil companies were involved in the decision to bomb Iran to some d
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by chneu 5mo ago
Shifting baseline. In a year or two, people will tell you you're being silly, dismissive, or just an old timer for not liking AI writing. Think of all the stuff that's happened with. How we get something new, it's kinda dumb,
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by chneu 5mo ago
Some news articles work well with a long scroll. Usually to progress through the "time" of the article. But yeah most of the time it's just annoying.
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by chneu 5mo ago
They're literally asking for a paid YouTube feature to be free "out of the box". Lol wild.
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by chneu 5mo ago
Yes, gambling. That's literally what gambling is, a scam.
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by chneu 5mo ago
Answer to 1 is simple and obvious based on Flocks previous actions: they have no idea what they are doing and are reacting instead of planning.
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by chneu 6mo ago
Agreed. The US, as a result of basically a conservative tantrum for 60 years, has undone most of the progress after the WWs.
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by chneu 6mo ago
My good friends moved to Germany before they had their kid. They are extremely happy with their decision. Everyone I'm aware of who moved because of Trump/Republicans are happy with their choice.
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by chneu 6mo ago
Yes and no. American salaries are great but our cost of living is insane. The amount of time wasted in the US doing basic stuff also can't be discounted. Our cost of healthcare adds up, as does the cost of everything here. I think this
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by chneu 6mo ago
How is this weird? People have been trading away their privacy for the smallest possible gains in convenience for a long time.
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by chneu 6mo ago
Most people give a crap until it affects them personally. Then the extra effort nullifies their give a crap. Not saying this as a negative. It's just how most people work. We all have excuses and reasons for why, in our special circums
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by chneu 6mo ago
Tech companies have too many layers for anything to happen. This is partly by design to slow down this exact thing.
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by chneu 6mo ago
NASA is too busy "making Pluto great again"

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