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You assume that God is bound to the system of causality in which you exist?
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Fundamentally the access to resources would make defending Taiwan exceptionally challenging. The real answer to the war though is disconnect our supply chain dependencies from China and let them sink into economic chaos, and that is easily
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> Is the right to life no longer a human right? Ah yes, China, comes to the top of the list when I think of protectors of human life. One-child policies, welding people into their apartment buildings, corralling them into COSTCOs [1] li
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It seems like the real path to retirement is be that guy who gets a startup funded and promptly write yourself the $1M yearly check
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Being an adult and in charge are two different things. Further, it only takes 1 person to steer a ship, plenty of people don't need to be in charge for society to function well.
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2nd that, TOS is phenomenal software for being "free". Would recommend looking at it for inspiration.
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The set of things you will never achieve is infinite compared to the set of things you will, best to stay focused on the latter and enjoy your life. Unless of course you prefer drinking from an infinite well-spring of misery.
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> why are dragsters not even faster? This is like asking if Usain Bolt can run a 9.5s 100m why is a cheetah that can run 6.1s not that much faster
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> just fills me with endless dread nowadays News inherently captures attention through fear. "Everything is fine today" doesn't sell papers. But if that's the story you're choosing to tell yourself I would dread
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I wanna say I'm gonna be able to remember that acronym at the next social event but its going to be more fun getting everyone to fill in the blanks.
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The best strategy is make a few friends you trust (of the same sex, preferably) and ask them to correct you no matter what in conversation. Any other strategy to speaking great English will take you much longer. Immediate corrective feedba
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How does latency impact rendering etc?
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> What I think we figured out is that we have "compatible" (co-enabling) anxieties Good news, you're completely normal. Every couple has their unconscious dance both in a positive and negative way. Barring physical ailment
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Good stuff dude. Listens to users, sees a problem, doesn't take it personally, makes a fix. Caddy's going places.
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Yea, the only "mental gymnastics" here is the BS you're trying to pass us that your personal neural network has absorbed exactly zero input or observation from other creators/creations that influences (consciously or oth
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I'm impressed, never looked at another photo, just emerged from a blank room taking pictures having never seen another photo before. Just knew photography from the womb and came out with camera in hand knowing exactly how to work it.
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Interesting, so you've given due credit and/or monetary compensation to every single photographer you've learned from along the way? Yea, thought so.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27693560
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4y ago
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1492656224 https://www.youtube.com/c/pbsspacetime
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> I find their hiring process as a bit of a red flag This is a bit like saying you find the hiring process at the NFL or for SEAL teams a red flag. You either fall through the selection sieve or you don't, that's the whole poi
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4y ago
100%. A book, a backyard and a stick is all kids need. For each birthday they get an additional book and stick.
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> it'll probably be worth it for our marriage in the long run. What are you gonna do when you both get old? You're going be a saggy-breasted wrinkly bag (might already be due to the kids) and so will he, best figure out your a
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> Take off your tinfoil hat If questioning why certain people + orgs want to push/parrot a self-fulfilling narrative is "wearing a tinfoil hat", I'll gladly buy the whole tin foil aisle in the local grocery store. You
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Whenever I read this trash I wonder who is pushing the narrative. Is this writer even an American? What does he have to gain by fomenting a narrative that Americans want to go to war? Who's in his back pocket? Americans need to wise
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Any tips on recovering from this in relationships/dating?
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We need a study on what will kill you sooner, the CO2 levels or the need to anxiously monitor whether CO2 levels are too high in every single enclosed space you enter.
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> Sometimes I wonder if there's something up with my brain. Yea it's called being a man. Biologically speaking men statistically have far fewer connections between the two halves of their brain. Your wife basically has a giga
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> is there public support for the >$700B a year spent on the military? Of course. It's tempting to think we're in this new lovey-dovey age of an improved/superior humanity, but the reality is man's baser instincts
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Duh, it's not just a phone, it's an experience. Because you're a uniquely special human unlike anyone else and you deserve the absolute pinnacle of life in every category. Purchase this feeling now for $999.
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What is the best response here, carry an emotional support plant / tree?
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