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by da1 11y ago
> Agreed. Everyone should have a mental health professional. What about an astrologer, do I need my own astrologer also? mental health professionals have very little to do with other specialties. None of those diagnosis are objectively b
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by da1 11y ago
Your analysis is obviously spot on. Psychiatry is subjective at best and quackery at worst. When you write "needs improvement" I think "need a complete overhaul" would be better. Other people in this thread have already
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by da1 11y ago
Come on! Not nearly as many font faces and colors. Give the guy some credit.
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by da1 11y ago
Indeed hidden iframes were the original way in which these effects were implemented.
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by da1 11y ago
> The tech came out in 1996 by Microsoft and nobody used it until 2003. Not really. Ever since there iframes things like that could be implemented. People just didn't care...
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by da1 11y ago
You totally got it.
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by da1 11y ago
Because it's very clear that whoever did this had a point, an objective. Therefore it's not pointless.
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by da1 11y ago
> Please stop this pointless killing. I think by definition this anything but pointless.
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by da1 11y ago
> Believe me people, the problem is real. Just like that? Without any examples or data? Do you really expect people to just listen and believe?! Edit: typos.
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by da1 11y ago
True but Galileo's developments took place after the decline had clearly started. That was my point.
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by da1 11y ago
> Also the Genoa and Venice seem to have played a big role. I think this relates to how they based their economies on naval power, but had strategically very bad positions. So they had to stay ahead in technology. If that were the case &
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by da1 11y ago
Because I was identified before getting in and I was the only person not involved in the trial there. I would be in serious trouble. That laptop's disk went kaput so eventually I lost it (this might have been 6 years ago). I did come b
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by da1 11y ago
How come this is never brought up in international settings, say the UN or EU? It's so outlandish when I first heard it I though people were just joking.
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by da1 11y ago
> We always look at Sweden as a very advanced country with the most progressive policies Sweden and Norway were the undisputed leaders in lobotomies per capita up to the 1970s so not long ago.
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by da1 11y ago
Thank you very much for the detailed description. > or you can take a blank ballot and write it manually I've been told that in small places in the countryside doing this is tremendously deviant and carries serious covert social con
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by da1 11y ago
> So, yeah. I hope I don't ever have to go to court. It's like a mashup of Franz Kafka, Lewis Carroll, and Stephen Colbert. I highly recommend going to a courtroom and just observe a trial. The level of dishonesty, stupidity an
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by da1 11y ago
Sweeden has many "peculiarities", the one that tremendously impresses me is that voting is effectively not secret. From what was described to me, when you vote you ask for a sheet of paper. You can ask for several but you'll