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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
That fun exercise is where my mind went immediately on reading the headline and seeing the image of an actual person undertaking this task manually (the horror!) when clearly a machine could do it better and more efficiently. Engineering, t
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
The need that immigrant labour is filling is the need for businesses to pay labour less. Without it wages would rise and the labour market would benefit (at the expense of business). I think the reason we’re seeing so much anger by voters i
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
They smoke DMT, obviously. I, for one, really enjoy the ideas they come up with. Super creative!
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Hey Bud, anyone who claims this kind of “deep understanding” without evidence is running a cult. Always trust but verify; if you can’t verify you can’t trust and it’s just faith. The desire to have faith can come from a place of love but th
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
> That is incredibly vague and highly subjective. That’s probably intentional.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Definitely need to start a “Deport Musk” movement.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Everything is possible with math. Just ask string theorists.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Trump was the emotional vote, and he is governing emotionally.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Hopefully all this will kill forever the idea that the GOP is the party of business. They’re the party of the rich, like the Democrats. When people say both parties are the same, this is what they’re talking about. Not the religion or socia
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
My point was the behavior he is describing is consistent with narcissistic personality disorder, so he’s calling them that in all but name.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
IMHO, Fox News just plays to their anger for profit, but the underlying reasons they are angry are valid and not being dealt with. My theory is the underlying issue is capitalism failing society, but like the church, they aren’t allowed to
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Wilhoit is essentially claiming conservatives are all narcissist, which I don’t think is the case. “Rules for thee, but not for me.” People with NPD have a sense of entitlement, which is a result of the in-group/out-group framework of
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
This is awesome! My biggest request would be the ability to slow down the videos for those of us who are beginners. “Gaps” wasn’t clear to me in the settings initially, but is obvious once you start. Maybe clarify it a little? Otherwise I e
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
People believe what they want to believe. Political tribalism is the new religious outlet, since the old religions are failing their purpose. It’s in-group/out-group ego feeding behavior. The psychology of the faithful doesn’t change,
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
I’m less concerned about logistic chaos and more concerned about them harvesting information to feed CCP AI war machines.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
The Navy isn’t constrained by economics. Nuclear doesn’t make sense economically compared to things like solar and batteries.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Patents don’t last forever.
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I seem to recall Socrates arguing that writing weakened the memory and hindered genuine learning. He probably wasn’t wrong, but the upside of writing was greater than the downside.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Separation of powers seems pretty toothless if it operates entirely on good faith.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Which drugs? Just curious. No judgement.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
I swear no one in America seems to understand that word with our 8th grade reading levels. And fascism has been overused to the point it’s worthless. Let’s just call it corruption, that’s a word that everyone can understand.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
I read an article, can’t find it now, that the Christian right believes Trump is basically a biblical messiah like Cyrus the Great from Isaiah 45. Basically a nonbeliever who God controls to help his people. People believe what they want to
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
The CIA actually did that in the 80’s and the San Jose Mercury News wrote about it.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
It’s the cost of living. Everyone is dancing around the obvious, but the problem is Capitalism isn’t serving society like it needs to, society is serving Capitalism. At some point we need to address the elephant in the room.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
Often the need to be right is a sign of a hurt ego overcompensating.
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Go vertical?
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It’s in-group/out-group narrative. In order to claim to be the good guys you have to invent a bad guy. It’s a power/ego game played by people who are abusive. Both parties play it.
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by deepfriedchokes 2y ago
The other shoe to drop will be when people start digging into why they are turning to food to feel good. Food is the what, not the why.
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The cost of living is going to kill leisure for a large portion of the working class.

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