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cwmoore
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read every good expletive “xxx”
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Northern Antarctica lol
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Trust the selectively funded science bro.
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Sure, but “punching up” is also a classic copyrighting term.
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…and wait for us at this moment…
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And it is so too that “just deserts” are rarely desserts at all.
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If you live by a dog park like the author, maybe get a dog, he liked it. The rest of the article is about sidewalks.
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Take out the flying duck “sh***rthy” and you will have made an excellent series of points.
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Ok, good info. So GP means to evoke the type of information shearing garbage some of us are wise enough to expect from unaligned and underspecified human-emulating but self-serving autonomous digital systems, and not comment on their sincer
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What do you like about it? How is it the photos are shared when they’re not shared?
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I hate this (extremely popular) take. Narrative is suasion, not substance. The storytellers know of no other way to tell the audience what is important, so the medium is the message. EDIT: and…the trope anticlimactic downvotes seal the dram
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Not at this moment.
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Might be! And some people might not deserve sleep! But "every half hour with pipe-like electronic devices that cause loud clanging noises" seems to be the specific relevant factor. "Stanford University sleep medicine
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Ask an inmate: https://amp.sacbee.com/news/california/article240396741.html EDIT/TLDR: highly effective
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1y ago
Just add startofficial intel.
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Neat reference. Is there a boundary between “sufficient free energy gradients” and “free will”? EDIT: Link led me to a Google wall. scholar.google.com/scholar?q=Michael+L.+Wong
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decaf anyone?
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Energy from Earth's Magnetic Fields
(thinkstewartville.com)
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$2B for each B-2 feels as coincidental as the Moon and Sun in eclipse.
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Nice synopsis. I’d second How to Read a Book .
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Thoughtful. But nihilism is never the professed belief of the peoples who have practiced such atrocities across thousands of years.
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I’m not sure I am intended to understand what your problem is.
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1y ago
Curious too. I can’t even imagine driving a 16ton nail through hundreds of feet of hard rock and reinforced concrete.
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I disagree that rarity is a decider for remorse. We are all related and our actions influenced in many ways by the experiences of others. The very commonness of modest stars on uninteresting arms of a minor galaxy in a narrow window of time
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Autumn mango futures soar like terrodactyls.
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No, by members of the constituencies under their overlapping jurisdictions.
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accidentally a word
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How about after?
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Destructive and horrible events are often very hard to justify without resort to nihilism, which indicates that it may secretly be the truer core belief, and therefore the better foundation for understanding how humanity can become over the
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