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Not careful enough
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Why deal with problem systems when we can punish someone we caught? That is your thought process?
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This is a fun-to-think-about variant HN comment thread, thanks Dan.
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Sibling comments seem motivated to misreading parent here. DNA is a molecule, not a microorganism or virus.
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No need to wonder if you study the lymphatic system.
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There already is a parallel system of justice. Its name is The Department of Justice.
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Some did not get the joke.
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Please kill me first
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Lol everywhere there are manicured lawns?
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Again, I think the rewards of controlling others explains both, and not whatever handwavy natural/unnatural attributes might be identified.
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I’m old enough to tell you I’m old enough.
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“Are you familiar with the Stone Tape Theory?” (Post Malone’s response in a Joe Rogan interview when asked about McKenna’s Stoned Ape Theory)
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Conformity I think follows the innate drive to coerce the nonconformant into compliance
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Insurance, alcohol, and other lobbies pay for our laws in the US.
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Reminds me of work I did on my expression of an orrery: https://www.ouruboroi.com/
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All but one I have had did not, and his suggestion to eat something other than cheeseburgers every day was less than revolutionary. When I brought it up with other physicians the answer was always that I probably get all the nutrients I nee
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Not to counter your point, but you must have never seen moose moving at speed through a forest. They are astonishingly graceful and surprisingly quiet.
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When medicine ignores nutrition entirely, and nutrient supplements are still complete unknowns, you have to wonder who the FDA is working for.
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HI lol
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Contiguous states is the correct term. “Continental” would be in Europe.
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Right, and the same with private citizens. Don’t fine a month’s income to some and a minute’s to someone else because it’s “fair” and evenly applied.
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Agreed, the ultimate state-monopoly on use of force, right to private property, legislated penalties and remedies, the time and expense of pursuing fairness, in the absence of full moral consideration, or common sense for lack of a better t
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I like this take. Fluid and dynamic are keys here. There are almost always fluctuating differences in power, status, preparedness, or individual goals that ought to be considered, rather than an abstract ideal equality or fixed structural r
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“You must do as I say, or else.” You make a distinction without a difference. In either case, without providing for compromise or alternative mutual understanding, it is likely confounding and demanding.
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They’re not Meta’s kids, they’re freemium customers.
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Or assign responsibility to…parents and legal guardians…who are not children.
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Seems insufficient to keep Social Security solvent after 2040. Are the kids alright?
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As long as bars still have parking lots and there are sin taxes, it’s another state-sponsored racket.
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You might want to look into the industry funding of environmental organizations and the decline of union membership before you decide with your whole heart.
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Are you sure it was to get paid, not to avoid prosecution? It could be both among other reasons.
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