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by creep 8y ago
>With the low nicotine liquids coming out, I bet they are low enough that you can’t smoothly transition from higher nicotine content to lower nicotine content. There's a funny little "vape van" in back of a strip mall wher
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by creep 8y ago
I'm reading the reviews for your book on Amazon, and they're quite amusing. One person suggests the book is good "for a middle-schooler, maybe high school", and another read it to her six year-old daughter who apparently
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by creep 8y ago
Some societies do not have words for counting more than "two". https://numberwarrior.wordpress.com/2010/07/30/is-one-two-ma...
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by creep 8y ago
I recently wrote a comment in response to a post here with the title, "Why Women Don't Code?". The post itself was, I think, on the front page and received 104 upvotes. My comment was along the lines of, "we don't k
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by creep 8y ago
>facebook The nature of tech communities is that we tend to value privacy, so I think perhaps the Facebook issue is pushed here vigorously by zealot-types to try and "win the team" or by agents who have vested interest in seein
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by creep 8y ago
The ego is a tool. Ego death is temporary and should not be aimed for 24/7. In a 3D, physical world, the ego is what you use to differentiate your actions from others, to take responsibility, and to make changes. We can recognize and f
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by creep 8y ago
Maybe it's cultural differences, maybe it's preference. I will provide an anecdote. I'm a woman who enjoys coding, and is currently in a math degree. Growing up, my toys were never pre-selected although my mother encouraged m
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Yes, and anyone looking for help in managing their lives will get slapped with any such term and made to feel like deviants. I've been "diagnosed" with all sorts of things. ADHD, ODD (obsessive defiance disorder), asperger&#x
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by creep 8y ago
This is the same with schizophrenia as well-- which is also a spectrum.
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Oh! They've come up with a new disorder again. How nice.
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>evil It does not matter whether they are aware of the updated policy, as they are from another country and are entering the states illegally . It is well known that such migration is illegal, and that there is a chance they may be caug
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by creep 8y ago
Please, what shoes are these?
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by creep 8y ago
>pay each homeless person that 40k a year Pay 40k/year to people who, likely, have never been in a situation in which they were taught how to manage money and live according to their means? To people who, likely, grew up with drug a
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by creep 8y ago
The onion chapter isn't necessarily intriguing. If you don't enjoy the book now, you never will. Dostoyevsky basically let the characters write themselves, and so the plot is minimal. What is interesting about the book is its soci
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by creep 8y ago
I have a friend who used to smoke like an ounce/week. He was always high. He has scoliosis and is often in extreme pain, so the weed helped-- but apart from that, I have never seen a lazier, more depressing person than he was when he s
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by creep 8y ago
I used to smoke every night to enhance my dreams and enjoy some music. One day, a "switch" just flipped and now I can't smoke without intense social anxiety (I think my friends are trying to kill me or that I'm morphin
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by creep 8y ago
Does it matter?
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by creep 8y ago
> Younger people are smarter than me I feel this too. I'm in my twenties and the small children scare me with their brilliance sometimes. I am excited to see those little guys grow up. I am convinced they will be the first generatio
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by creep 8y ago
Haha. "IQ". A numbered score given after answering a few short problems administered in a high-pressure situation. Oh, IQ; woe. If I take a second to sit down with my peers (20's) and really talk , all sorts of funny things
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by creep 8y ago
I had my tonsils and adenoids removed due to recurring severe infection. Well, actually, the tonsils were removed due to infection, and my adenoids were an "afterthought" because my dad has a history of sleep apnea. I don't h
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by creep 8y ago
We have these all over my city in Canada. I'm not sure if they're exactly Little Free Library. I went to a small town in the country the other day and they had a "pantry" with which you could exchange preserves.
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by creep 8y ago
It could be based on scent as well. Swapping young would introduce another set of pheromones from the other mother.
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by creep 8y ago
I happen to be reading Brothers Karamazov at the moment! I don't really bake or cook anything, but this was lovely to see nonetheless. And, Zosima is best character.
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by creep 8y ago
I usually recall my dreams, fever or not. There is a marked difference between them.
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True. I go through phases like this. For two whole weeks I will write (creatively) and draw, and then I usually find there is a day or two when I can't seem to do much of anything useful besides menial tasks and watching stupid videos.
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by creep 8y ago
As an anecdote, I always have intense dreams with fever. I'm prone to kidney infections so I experience this often. My head is clearly very warm, my brain swells a little with the heat, and my dreams are clear and intense.
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by creep 8y ago
I described love.
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Additionally, I find that most of pop is quite manipulative on the emotions. Rather than complexity in the music, it goes for riffs and choruses that pull precisely on some undefinable feeling but which can be broken down into categories of
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by creep 8y ago
>Philanthropy I've found the best way for me to keep a steady-state of contentedness, sprinkled with joy almost every day, is to truly love my fellow man. I wouldn't consider that exactly philanthropy though, and philanthropy
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by creep 8y ago
I believe in past lives. You won't believe me, or you may think I'm delusional or very imaginative, but I remember some of my past lives. One of my most vivid memories: I was a woman in some country in Africa. I lived in a hut whi

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