dennis_jeeves1

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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>Can someone explain why so many companies these days struggle to make a profit? Beside the obvious risk of running a company (competition, incompetence etc.) There is excessive regulation, taxes, paperwork etc. I estimate that cumulati
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
You have to look at the experiments conducted by a guy called Trevor Marshall http://www.trevormarshall.com/ Note most of his experiments correspond to radio waves ( WiFi, AM FM etc). But I see no reason to not extend the
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Health. Caveat: Unsubstantiated statements follow. There would be some EMF around the wires. While 60 Hz is probably less detrimental, the harmonics (of higher frequencies) are. The effects are subtle and possibly not obvious for healthy pe
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
What evidence do you have?
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>completely mainstream to the point where we'll find out what happens when an entire society at once stops trying to think/work You really need not wait that far if you have been observant enough, they are they were at one poin
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Just going by the headline, (I don't have time to read another click bait) if it is indeed true, this is to be expected. The one thing that nature is good at is extraordinary degree of efficiency when using energy fine tuned by evolut
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
I don't see anything in the wikipedia link or elsewhere eluding to what you put: >Capitalism simply means that the fruits of the labor are not enjoyed by the workers but by those owning the capital. Side note: Even in US which is su
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>Capitalism simply means that the fruits of the labor are not enjoyed by the workers but by those owning the capital. Where did you get this definition?
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>The organization and ideas should transcend an individual. It is never the case is my observation (as much as I want you to be correct). Any attempt to detach individual form the goals/idea of an organization leads to bureaucracy,
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>My problem with RMS is that "FSF" now stands for "Fierce Stallman Fanbase" rather than "Free Software Foundation". I cannot see it being any other way really. He is the founder. He sets the tone. He know ex
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>Is aging a disease? The question is more relevant from a political/legal perspective but less so from a technical perspective. From a technical perspective the most important question is how do we go about fixing it.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
jelliclesfarm, why frame this as a men versus woman thing? The doctors who are sadistic (and yes, there are a lot of them) are often sadistic to everyone regardless of their gender. If they are less sadistic to men, the only reason would
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
> ~60 applications, ~15 interviews, ~8 technical coding style interviews Some people can go as high as several 1000's applications and several 100's of interviews and still no offers. So do not despair, it's number game ev
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Nope, didn't quite mean that. What I meant was the overall gravity of what was the pandemic. Quite possible that something that happened in one place was much more serious, or even totally different in other place, and in other places
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Summary of what you said: A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on...
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>My own reading of this is that there are individuals who are prone to flipping out, even though they may well be very intelligent. The converse is also true, the vast majority of people will not react even when heinous atrocities are im
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>That's an intellectual fallacy it's easy to fall prey of: if most cultures and nations have committed heinous acts in their past, one should assume they are still doing terrible things to this day. >MK-ULTRA is dead, but hi
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Link: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/ted-kaczynski-ship-o...
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Reminds me of people here who will passionately argue which some js framework is next best thing after sliced bread.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
All I wanted to do was live life off the land without interference, guess from what you are said it's too much to ask for...
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
People on this forum are generally the un-nuanced peasants of yesteryear who now have white collar jobs.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>Thankfully there are many alternatives. What exactly are they? (the last I checked is that it's virtually impossible to live somewhere (even remote) off the land, without paying a ton in taxes, if you did succeed in some manner wit
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Well if that manifesto influenced you, have a look at my profile and the link on it which have my cynical writings.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Nice profile you have. Some wisdom there.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Hey, thanks for the link, read a few paragraphs, it's an excellent read.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
/s Not needed for good reason.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>It sounds like you and your wife have different values. Different values or something else...
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>I could be wrong. Absolutely. I am always open to more information. You really need not be apologetic, being too 'open' to repeated nonsense from the same entities (big pharma in this case) is not a good thing either.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Pity you have been down voted by people who have not understood one of the common patterns that big pharma utilizes to rake in profits.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Sarcasm, I know, but sir you do make a royal fool of yourself by not noticing the distinction.

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