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8y ago
This. I used to smoke pot every day (couple bowls, nothing major) and my lungs were shot. Couldn't run without wheezing, always had a cough with mucus. Just look at the bowl you've burned the pot in. THC is sticky and thick, and m
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8y ago
I've always liked birds. Magpies and crows of course are common where I live, and they are really quite intelligent. I always try to interact with them. The magpies respond to me sometimes, and sometimes follow me for a while if I'
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8y ago
It's important to have a central, regulated allocation of some resources for a society as large as America-- and for that matter, any society. The point of group living (where any society is group living) is that everyone has a safe
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8y ago
Families are more important than we think today. Everyone now is an Ultra Important Individual. And that's great, but you need a home base from which to operate as an individual, and you need secure relationships. Don't have kids
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8y ago
I'm not trying to prove that these people are right or wrong. The point is that no one knows.
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Cheaters aren't setting fire to the sinking ship. They're escaping via unofficial routes-- ie. they are foregoing the life rafts.
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8y ago
Morality isn't anymore intrinsic than the concept of good and evil. My mother thinks the Catholic faith is inherently evil, but Catholics will fight to the death for their belief that it is inherently good. Who's right? Probably n
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8y ago
Failure is the most important part in the process of learning. That statement says nothing about cheating. One could fail at cheating too, and either learn a better way of cheating or learn not to cheat. Both are fine. If you're good a
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8y ago
Ethics are in the eye of the beholder.
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I agree with you. Why not take advantage of the loopholes given? I think that's clever. I'm a math major, and something I've noticed is that my exams aren't helpful for actually learning math. I don't cheat on the e
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8y ago
Yep. His announcement was reasonable and as expected.
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8y ago
I love hop hop too.
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There are theories that the brain is just an interface for the mind-- as in, it exists apart from the brain, but the brain facilitates its expression in physicality. If the brain were damaged, the interface would thus be damaged, and you co
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8y ago
Prove it?
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That's funny, calculus II proved divinity to me.
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8y ago
I would buy this rare and beautiful piece of technology.
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8y ago
This is true. The "mind" could very well exist outside of any organ system.
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8y ago
That was very pleasant.
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8y ago
Same in Canada (where I live). We have a few higher-crime neighborhoods in my city, mostly occupied by non-white people, and the police don't really patrol around those areas. They come out if you call them. The police in my city mostl
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8y ago
A black man in a white neighborhood is presumed up to no good, just as a white man in a black neighborhood is presumed up to no good.
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8y ago
That's empathy. Empathy is a type of understanding, on any level. Maybe you have not experienced directly what is causing another person's emotional reaction, but you experience their emotional reaction. Sympathy is more along the
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8y ago
To expand on this, you are likely to do favors for people you know even if it will harm other groups. This happens a lot. There are conspiracy theories galore about big governments and their level of organization to keep the populace out-of
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8y ago
Just encrypt the signal and have the receiving device decrypt. You could set it up as a one time thing as part of configuring your devices, and then the receiving device itself would manage access to everything else.
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8y ago
That's weird. In Canada every health food store carries organic milk in glass bottles for about $3/L. Not sure if the calves are taken from their mothers or not, but the farming practices of the particular brand I'm talking a
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8y ago
Cruel isn't the default state of anything. Good and evil don't exist unless you're a human being and like to categorize everything almost arbitrarily.
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I don't actually comment in reddit threads with more than 15 comments for this reason: there's no point, no one will read it. And if they do, they won't care. The vote thing is true. If I'm the first to comment I'm
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8y ago
Lol, are jokes not allowed on HN? Geeeeez you guys.
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You're right: not eating and drinking enough is damaging to your long-term health and well-being, while pissing in a bottle damages your pride.
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Sounds interesting, but also like a lot of bureaucracy. What happens when the people want to change the way the robots are operating? What if the robots don't do exactly what they're told? Who manages manufacturing robots vs trans
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9y ago
I have a similar problem and have never been able to figure it out: random people look like people I know. Nearly every day I see someone who I'm sure is someone else. What I have to do is stare at them very pointedly, and if they look
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