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by daodedickinson 7y ago
Google started using recaptcha to shadowban me from posting on any site using it yesterday. This evil must stop. I'm being censored for completely non-violent beneficial posts that simply expose wrong doing by the otherwise unaccountab
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>What I don't understand is why people don't band together and simply refuse, collectively, to pay bills that are well known in the culture to be unreasonable. In particular, student loans. Or taxes, when they are being used to
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Prostitution is certainly exploding. Anyone see appropriate reactions to this? How do we combat the loneliness epidemic that "social" media has caused? So many people raised on "social" media have no idea how to get to t
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I don't think I'll ever feel safe enough again to feel bored. Haven't felt bored since before high school.
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This logic is only fair if applied to homo sapiens sapiens animals, too. They aren't any less clever at being short-term efficient at their own long-term peril and any careful observer of California can tell you of the growing threat t
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Combining those two with thousands more is the point of Palantir, and has been since its beginning.
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In the US, you already lose your credit card if you speak out politically.
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Why is it worse to harvest the organs from one group instead of another? https://nypost.com/2019/06/01/chinese-dissidents-are-being-e...
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Imagine what they're doing with basketballs and footballs... deflategate, for example.
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A lot of the Body Worlds ripoff versions take "bodies of people who could not be identified" from China... the plastination process must begin within 24 hours of death... you can reason out the rest of the horror. It's just a
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I was so afraid of debt I religiously avoided it. But I had another friend who racked up major debt in undergrad and then law school. When I asked him about paying it off, he said he could just get out of it through bankruptcy. Apparently t
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I don't think trade school is a four letter word anymore. I hear much more respect these days, often from those with much student debt.
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> It is fine to also try to win over girls with it (I thought it was disingenuous at the time, I was wrong). I have some regrets over some similar things, like letting a girl's ex scare me about her, and feeling it would be wrong fo
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It's still teeming with life for those who bother to go out in search of it. Yellowstone is overcrowded but it astonishes me how few visitors come to, say, Bridger-Teton National Forest (other than for that Great American Eclipse, duri
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by daodedickinson 7y ago
How do I get to where I and someone else can trust each other and spend time in person? I am never going to want to perform in front of a camera. I refuse.
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It's still life, why wouldn't it do this?
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We're always finding something tainted about memories taken for granted. A fine story.
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The problem is there are so many over-demand jobs and under-demand jobs because schools stole so many billions from students learning information that could not be put to fruitful use. And those jobs are so unequal in how much work they tak
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All the other browsers have been complaining more and more recently about patches and improvements they can't make because they can't get permission or explanation from Chromium's overseers.
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I saw a big study of Mississippian culture shell middens and was surprised to see that the most common shell was turtle. There must have been a lot more turtles back then in the midwest...
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They also mark possessions with phermones by rubbing their cheeks against things.
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Just ban it period. Stop the madness.
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Good gravy. I'd go into hiding if there was anywhere left to go. Wish I was religious so I could try to join a monestary.
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>But if these anxieties are keeping people inside their homes, what’s prompting them to retreat there in the first place? The survey also revealed that hikikomori are more likely to have dropped out of high school or university. Perhaps
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I just feel spied upon and completely vulnerable everywhere now by this false pervert voyeur god. Can't even get away from it in national forests.
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30 December 2018
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You'd think somebody could print money with a Dreamcast Classic instead of all the cheap looking Genesis things out there. I think the fact that the Dreamcast had too many arcade-like games would make it better than that Playstation Cl
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A debate partner of mine told me a story about Seaman where a guy at a debate camp would call home every day to someone who he had arranged to take care of his Seaman for him while he was gone and he had the Seaman sitter hold the phone up
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Wow... I read Dreamcast Junkyard for years, starting back around 2005 or 2006, had a few fishing games for the Dreamcast as well as the fishing controller, and have never even heard of this one! This one is even more interesting than some o
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Vegas. Now there's a place for Musk.

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