corpo_punisho

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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
"Political noise" is completely subjective. There was a time within the last 10 years when claiming "White supremacists are a serious problem" got you branded as a SJW.
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
Does Texas really need to flip blue if the country transitions away from the electoral college? The arguments being made for doing so recently have quite a bit of sense when you think about it.
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
How has the influence of lobbying been counteracted in other cases?
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
COVID is incredibly dangerous primarily because of how it is spread, not primarily because sick people are taking up hospital beds. The pandemic is first and foremost a health issue, not a resource issue.
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
Mirror how it succeeded in Maine.
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Appyters: Turning Jupyter Notebooks into data-driven web apps(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
> You dont quit an addiction, you replace it with something else Not true. Some things are habit forming, like cigarettes or really fun books or games. The same is true for social media. All addictions must start at some point.
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
That doesn't mean the plastics industry should be able to pass off their materials as recyclable. This is is a good move by California.
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
Why were they allowed to change their symbol to resemble the recycling symbol?
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
For various reasons. But without our individual reason, the alternative is not misery. We can come up with other reasons. Or just do without reason (such as when we satisfy natural drives).
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by corpo_punisho 5y ago
The only alternative to religious thinking is misery? That sounds very much like religion insisting upon itself, like when they claim that without the fear of god we would all be savage and immoral. It's nonsense, really. But there wer