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1y ago
Yeah, I assumed the standard was actually top-right... I'd be interested in people's thoughts about which side is best, or if it just doesn't matter.
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1y ago
Imagine if Elon had put all that money to work on mass transit solutions instead of cars for each and every person, along with tunnels for those cars. Of course, you will never make the same riches, but interesting to imagine how different
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1y ago
I don't consider it, as the reduction in dairy consumption will likely happen over many years and as demand dies out, farmers simply reduce their dairy herd appropriately and repurpose the land.
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1y ago
That's great for you. However, animals do not have a voice, despite being intelligent and feeling the same emotions as us. I am sure if you saw somebody harming a mentally disabled person who could not communicate, you would try to st
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1y ago
Logically, it may make more sense to keep eating beef/some meat and instead give up dairy. Not only is it probably healthier, but the pain inflicted in the dairy industry is arguably worse per calorie than that of milk. - Forced (artif
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1y ago
Can I kill and eat your pets and/or the pets of your friends/family? I will donate my body as stockfeed to those remaining pets that your family/friends have after I die. Does that give me a pass?
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2y ago
Very true. Just like when slaves were commonplace, it was 'normalised' and many people just turned a blind eye.
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2y ago
Surely this is more a case that it used to be much harder to be vegetarian and almost impossible to be vegan! Now we actually have a clear choice given the development and availability of so many other foods and supplements. Hence for me t
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2y ago
Thanks - that's amazing that you have reduced your meat consumption, I really do think we need to take more responsibility and care about animals more. This video converted me, may offer some insights for you too: https://w
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2y ago
Snap - I have an almost identical eating pattern, 2 meals a day suits me great.
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2y ago
But when 95% of animal products are factory farmed globally, the processes already take away from the nutrition and heavily harm the environment. Surely reducing the harm to the environment and animals is worth it...Not to mention the horr
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2y ago
Reality is that more than 99 percent of US meat production facilities are factory farms.
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2y ago
Yet we still work on the assumption that consciousness arises within space-time... Disappointing the burden of proof is not deemed necessary in this case!
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2y ago
Cognitive dissonance in action. Why not try talking to workers there who do not have money to invest. Even in the UK, I know people on zero-hour contracts (no security) who are working unhealthy hours and in unhealthy environments who will
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2y ago
Great post - annoys me that Gates, but especially Warren Buffet is never held to account, I have seen Coke and similar corporations have devastating consequences on small towns all over central/south America because local food is repla
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2y ago
Pretty much all LLMs easily beat Google Translate, this is not news... One of the best yet unplanned features of them imo.
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3y ago
Nah, this is just the modern tech playbook: First you open source stuff, then you can monitor all the related development happening and whenever you see areas of interest/popularity, you simply clone the functionality or buy out whatev
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3y ago
I do feel you are using your own experience very anecdotally, I can tell you that a lot of the routes in wales are just one operator. And also, your commute may be fine, but believe me, many cities in the UK are not... Edinburgh’s 41 per ce
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3y ago
Have you see Bittensor's project and what are your opinions? Would you consider integrating? I believe it may help with the open source AI movement and projects such as this!
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3y ago
This is another nod to the non-duality philosophy, which I think deserves more attention. This conversation between Rupert Spira and Donald Hoffman talks about the unconscious in a way very relevant to this research. Very interesting to hea
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4y ago
Wow, this is brilliant! Will start adding some products.
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A Plastic Bag’s 2k-Mile Journey Shows the Messy Truth About Recycling
(bloomberg.com)
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5y ago
Congrats, then you should understand that even if Bitcoin doesn't make it, some other form cryptocurrency probably will.
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5y ago
Exactly, a very arrogant and short sighted comment. Though one I would expect in a thread about crypto currency. I believe many have a strong hatred for Bitcoin etc, as they missed out on an opportunity to make a LOT of money, or simply kno
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5y ago
Majority of people like to get fucked up to escape reality, especially alcohol. That's fine - but to suggest alcohol is a good way to understand yourself better is bs imo. There are far better ways/substances. Get drunk when you w
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5y ago
If you can't, then i don't think alcohol is the solution here tbh.
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5y ago
So many people are still ignorant of the space, especially Stripe who's business will suffer if crypto really takes off. Those who say there is no innovation simply haven't looked deep enough, everyday i see cool new ideas in cryp
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5y ago
OK, I can see you are just drawing conclusions without doing any real research, you have the opinions of someone who left crypto in 2017 and never looked at it since. I'm not going to bother wasting my time on you, but do advise anyone
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Most major exchanges have reduced max leverage to 20x or less now. Regarding bugs, the space is still young, so of course there will be risks attached, even. more so when the space is innovating so quickly, but projects like Aave and Compou
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5y ago
Exactly! So funny that these news outlets are duped into believing these obviously made up stories. I guess they probably don't care if it gets them a few extra clicks. Hopefully they will at least lose some credibility through this.
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