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by deprecative 2y ago
The inverse seems true. I'm someone that was essentially socially isolated until college and neglected broadly the entire time. I am hyper aware of what I need to do to blend in. I hate being acknowledged or praised and I really do not
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by deprecative 2y ago
If you have nothing constructive to say why say anything?
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by deprecative 2y ago
Sure seems like you know a lot about AOC and her feet.
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by deprecative 2y ago
And? Words and phrases are often adopted by a group to mean things they didn't. The ok hand gesture was a joke then it was embraced by Nazis and here we are. But you knew that.
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by deprecative 2y ago
This would track to me. Rich people don't give a shit about economic conditions for labor so they've based "the economy" on made up vibes, no taxes, and stock buybacks. Labor cannot easily gain access to savings. Most pe
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by deprecative 2y ago
I'd argue the DoT comes surprisingly close to the FDA. And let's not get started on how backwards the FDA and USDA are with their almost competing near miss regulatory areas.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Fuck cancer. Don't do stupid things that makes it so you'll be more likely to catch it. And definitely don't make a health documentary where you pass off the effects of your raging alcoholism on something else.
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by deprecative 2y ago
It seems like admitting your core business is monopolistic should be damning not liberating.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Seems like if there were serious desire one could create user friendly messages in these situations. Like an indication of the step it's hanging on and/or what it's doing. I've seen goofs like the Sims and technical mess
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by deprecative 2y ago
As soon as someone says "what about" in a serious debate like discussion they've lost whatever respect and trust I had in them as a person.
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by deprecative 2y ago
As an otherwise independent third party, I'd like to gently suggest that you read the words again. Each case, either too much or too little, is given equal weight. I believe confusion may happen there because our brains fill in the bla
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by deprecative 2y ago
I don't think it's a trivial thing as vanity though it would be a convenient culprit. Instead, I believe what makes more sense is endorsement and one's right to their likeness. If the person had merely sounded similar it prob
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by deprecative 2y ago
The nebulous space the Brown dwarf occupies in terms of classification is fascinating to say the least. I'm a passing not even hobbyist on the subject but that they glow but not like that is really interesting. When I think of the brow
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by deprecative 2y ago
Skill issue.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Britain seems to have made a Carthage.
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by deprecative 2y ago
True to an extent. I'd argue that celebrity of a certain level would make one's voice recognizable and thus confusion can happen.
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by deprecative 2y ago
That last part is the issue. Once the material is released publicly there is zero way to prevent it from being used for training. I like the idea of these things but they're predicated on theft and exploitation.
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by deprecative 2y ago
The fashion industry may get stuck in ruts but it also responds to demand. It's simple that there is no demand for functional pockets for women's clothes despite what is expressed socially. It's quite simple in that regard. T
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by deprecative 2y ago
It's really quite simple to me. I don't quite understand why folks seem to argue about why the US is obese and Japan isn't. It comes down to one thing but I suspected aided by another three things: In Japan a mindset of just
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by deprecative 2y ago
I'm pretty sure people acknowledge the placebo and nocebo effects.
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by deprecative 2y ago
The US certainly has issues with even accepting the government being able to do good things. A small but highly vocal part of the populace has all but ensured the well is poisoned. I think we could, if we wanted, create an institution like
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by deprecative 2y ago
How do you reconcile money being anonymous with the fact that financial institutions and the government both keep records?
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by deprecative 2y ago
See, capitalism doesn't try to turn it to everyone's advantage. It turns it to the advantage of wealth. It immediately ensures a socioeconomic caste system of nobility, workers, and freeloaders. Nobility freeloads but convinces wo
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by deprecative 2y ago
Realistically most people just don't have the resources for this sort of thing. It's not necessarily a matter of want but a limitation of needs. Assuming one has a family that could cover, they would still have a job with responsi
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by deprecative 2y ago
Weird flex but ok. I think though that there is some merit in being able to communicate with a difficult or insufferable person but I find no merit can exist in choosing to take pride in regularly willingly doing so.
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by deprecative 2y ago
I don't know that I entirely agree. We've seen a massive investment on the part of say fast food corporations in areas relating to automation. They're pushing the apps, kiosks are in almost every lobby, and more often than no
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by deprecative 2y ago
We're very spoiled people who unfortunately are too far removed from the rest of the world to truly appreciate what other regions experience. This goes both for and against our society. The negatives all have a singular driver and that
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by deprecative 2y ago
I read 'drive and intensity' in a far more nebulous 'passion' that is thrown around by companies to attract true believers who will dedicate 90% of their waking hours to The Mission whatever that may be.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Google really needs to overhaul their incentive structure. I don't work at FAANG and as much as I'd like the TC I never will. One part of that is the incentive structure discussion. It's better to launch a feature than to sup
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by deprecative 2y ago
Line goes up means the owners are happy. Y'know, at least someone is.

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