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chownie
4y ago
> So far as I am aware, those are not problems anyone has. Rare moment I can chime in to the opposite, this is an issue and there is an anti-sfw filter built in to some sites. The use case is for imageboards primarily where trivial argum
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chownie
4y ago
YouTubers have been doing gratuitous jump cuts since like 2011, go look at some Fred videos. It's nothing to do with TikTok nor ADD, they use the jump cuts to mask recording mistakes or to cut out pauses.
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chownie
4y ago
> There's also a component of this missing - empathy is usually somewhat non-intentional - as in you don't choose what signals make you feel. This line is very difficult to draw because we freely pollute the meaning of empathy
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chownie
4y ago
LGBT people are just people who like different things to the mainstream, they don't put body or desires on a pedestal in the same way that straight cisgender people don't do this. Please don't make sweeping negative generalis
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chownie
4y ago
I'm on spotty wi-fi and the article maybe missed a bit, are you referring to the LGBT umbrella as a "cult of materialistic desire" or was there something more reasonable that I missed?
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chownie
4y ago
> Still, the day after the bus ride, the enforcer turned around in Statistics and said as a threat, “Fuck Diego. I love cancel culture. If you were to cancel anyone, who would you cancel?” Poe's Law, this is totally screwing with my
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chownie
4y ago
> In other words, If you want to make the case the only definition of "empathy" is yours, you'll have to give me a good reason. Not that poster (and 12 days late) but I want to chime in here because I believe they're
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chownie
4y ago
I can't imagine the data is particularly forthcoming. Especially considering the social dynamics autistic people struggle most are verbal tone and body language which don't really affect text based communication.
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chownie
4y ago
I'm sorry, have you engaged with the benefit system at all or are you basing this entirely from articles you've read? This all reads so incredibly backwards as someone who's assisted a disabled person through this process. &g
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chownie
4y ago
Not great reading material, patronising and sort of mean. Reminds me of that "we paid a freelancer to say a thing you like is dogshit" meme, this has all the hallmarks of being written for the purpose of generating hate clicks no
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chownie
4y ago
You're missing the killer context to that UK story in that it turned out they'd been denying legitimate applications on a worrying scale, the fraud rate was actually fairly low
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chownie
4y ago
It accepts unitless zero in other contexts, which makes this scenario a lot less obvious
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chownie
4y ago
Shocker, known transphobe Graham Linehan repeats verbatim anti-trans talking points lifted straight from KF. None of this works to paint KF in a positive light, it's like a murderer coming out in defense of cannibals.
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chownie
4y ago
> How can one want to spend 1/3 of their life not giving a fuck about the people they work with? How can someone want to sit at a computer banging out useless shit for faceless corporations and not have the conciliation of suffering
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chownie
4y ago
I'm not certain but I think we're in perfect agreement here. The environment in which people live has changed and I think that should be the obvious first target to change. I think this urge to blame people for the effects of thei
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chownie
4y ago
Fat shaming just doesnt work, the only provable outcomes are mental illness and weight gain. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4236245/ It's also a huge glaring actor/observer asymmetry i
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chownie
4y ago
Can you substantiate this point? What do you mean?
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chownie
4y ago
> In English, "buy the textbook only if you can afford it" means the same as "affording the textbook is necessary to buy it". That is a tautology; that's true for literally everything: to buy something, you need
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chownie
4y ago
And where's "you should feel bad" ?
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chownie
4y ago
It's unkind and a little absurd to tone police by writing a strawman comment that's ruder than the actual one you're replying to.
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chownie
4y ago
Are exercise highs real? Do all people experience them or is it a genetic niche? I've tried a bunch of different exercise methods. Gone running, swimming, weightlifting etc and I've never experienced anything close to a high after
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chownie
4y ago
Both r/random and r/randnsfw are broken, they appear to be reseeding every day rather than every request, a bit of a bizarre bug. For what it's worth the reddit admins acknowledged it's non-functioning a few weeks ago bu
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chownie
4y ago
Culture determines your publicly expressed outward identity, I have no doubt that people have assumed a gay/trans/etc identity privately for far longer than we've had terms or tolerance for them. Some of the most common obse
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chownie
4y ago
The carpenter does not get a cut when their children sell the house, crucially.
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chownie
4y ago
Except that's not at all true. Historic raises in the minimum wage did not cause an inflationary response in goods nor currency.
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chownie
4y ago
The base reality ("I am only sexually attracted to other men") has existed since time immemorial, the cultural conditions for expressing that reality change as the ages change. This is no different to now, it was only in 2007 that
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chownie
4y ago
...because men were expected to start families as a cultural commandment, so no one could comfortably live a gay only life.
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chownie
4y ago
> Transgenders are probably the most protected group on reddit, so much that questioning their arguments even respectfully is banned from that website This is demonstrably false, literally any r/ukpolitics thread with a trans-relate
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chownie
4y ago
You can't really CBT special interests out of autistic people, to attempt it would be cruel at the very least. A timer for play would be a definite step up, the sudden removal of interesting stimulus feels like a punishment for the aut
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chownie
4y ago
There's no disease to cure, running water is a toy and the child is upset when it's not available. What exactly do you expect a medical professional to do here?
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