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by creep 8y ago
Honestly, a good tip-- that is, if you're not prone to drinking alone, or to addiction. It's a good tip because the OP needs just ONE interaction where he shows his colleagues that he is capable of the kinds of pleasant social i
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by creep 8y ago
It depends on the time of year. I'm still in university in a math degree. I hope to continue on to the PhD program. During the school year my schedule is mostly tight and math-focused. I work between classes and on off-days. Occasional
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by creep 8y ago
Interesting article, but I'm disappointed with the lack of photographs of the paintings in question. You would expect to see at least one, considering the detailed description of each. It's difficult to follow such descriptions ha
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by creep 8y ago
Haha I enjoyed it very much. I love when the passion and impulse shines through like that.
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by creep 8y ago
I kind of like this purely documentary-style article. Simply pictures and quotes. It really pulled me in. I've always wanted to live remotely but I'm not yet finished with school. One day! I live in the rockies. Most of that part
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by creep 8y ago
>If they avoided man-made objects, that would indicate that they're smart enough to tell the difference. Perhaps bower birds don't give a fuck if the object is man-made or not? Ignoring vs not ignoring man-made objects could in
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by creep 8y ago
I mean, I'm not above the feelings the author probably had when he decided to do this. In most circles, it's at least very interesting to be able to say you have a chip under your skin. It's also a very "cyberpunk"
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by creep 8y ago
>This is expensive. This is complicated. And, in many states, this wouldn't be legal. We've decided that humans have the right to self-determination (which is a good thing), but we've lost sight of the fact that when a hum
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by creep 8y ago
Love doesn't need to be returned to be fulfilling. I love nature, but nature will kill me if I'm not careful. Nor do I have any idea if that beautiful, healthy blue pine over there thinks of me the same way. I still love it. Inher
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by creep 8y ago
This advice works for me 100% of the time, but may not work for you. Whether it does or does not I'm going to present it as if it's the Golden Rule of life and hope it resonates with you. 1. The key is to pay attention to your own
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by creep 8y ago
I'm on the spectrum and live in a large city in Canada. I very much dislike taking the train. For me, it's due to the crowding of people, although I admit it's very nice when there are only a few people on board and I can sta
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by creep 8y ago
Lol... yikes. Bad joke, friend.
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by creep 8y ago
Not only that, I didn't really see a concrete suggestion of meaning, in the sense that the article only articulates what activity marginally increases some baseline level of meaning. I don't expect an article like this to actually
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by creep 8y ago
100% agree with you. It's the difference between self-improvement and attempting to squeeze a square peg through a round hole. I can't change the autism any more than I can make myself taller, so why bother?
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by creep 8y ago
Gender dysphoria was a "disorder" back in the day. Disorders are defined by the society in which the trait (or "symptoms") arise. In South America, people who hear voices and have visions are recognized as having the pot
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by creep 8y ago
Yep. I honestly can't stand the pervasive self-referential, pun-infused standard reddit humor that overtakes every thread not marked "serious". I find it ridiculous that one has to mark a post "serious" in order to
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by creep 8y ago
Playing games is different from programming, and marketing games to boys is different from marketing computer science to girls. I don't know why less girls choose computer science than do boys, but I don't think it can be so heavi
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by creep 8y ago
Every year on my birthday or on Christmas, my aunt would gift me one of those stupid DIY sets for girls. Basically boxes of cheap play makeup, or glitter and some other crap for making bracelets or barrettes, or tie-dye for dyeing your clot
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by creep 8y ago
I mean, if you have a kid because society tells you to have a kid, I'd say the kid is the victim and that the adult made a poor decision under pressure. That's not victimhood, that's a mistake.
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by creep 8y ago
Yeah, it's true. And I personally hate the thought of my bones sitting in a box in the ground. I really like the thought of the "sky burial"[1]. Basically, they bring your remains to the top of a mountain and wait for vulture
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by creep 8y ago
I said it was hard to measure, not that the cost is greater. I don't know if it is or isn't.
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by creep 8y ago
>but they don't delude themselves that it was a wonderful spiritual experience. For some it is. For some it's not. I was providing a counter-example to the OP's lament.
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by creep 8y ago
It's the natural result of becoming a biped. I'm a healthy, fertile female, and the thought of having my baby grown inside a surrogate or outside of my body scares me. I don't have kids atm and may never do, but if I did I&#x
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by creep 8y ago
That would be hard to measure, but I'm sure if we all started cremating our dead the environmental cost would go up significantly. I found a list [1] of cremation rate by country. For quite a few countries, the majority of people crema
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by creep 8y ago
I just always thought, "ehhh we've been burying our dead since the dawn of human existence. I'm sure they've figured out the groundwater situation by now." Now I'm spooked.
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by creep 8y ago
I lost my knife at an airport just exactly for this reason. I bought the same one when I returned from my trip.
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by creep 8y ago
I always carry my gerber swagger (folding knife with a partially-serrated edge). I keep it in my wallet. I don't know why. It comes in handy sometimes.
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by creep 8y ago
"the idea of a book being “fake” greatly misunderstands the vagaries of imaginative thought, whose tendency is to trawl the idiosyncratic detritus inherent to its mimesis regardless of the spuriousness or relative candor of its constit
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by creep 8y ago
Weird. I have an electric toothbrush (the exact same one as the author of the article-- funnily enough I also have the exact same Zenbook as his) and a manual one. I use the electric toothbrush if I've had a significant amount of sugar
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by creep 8y ago
You might leave but many other employees wouldn't, for the usual reasons (apathy, money, livelihood, prestige, etc). Obviously it's not a big deal for Google X since they kept their accused exec. It's only a big deal now beca

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