dibujante

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by dibujante 6y ago
Yes, I struggle with what the right response is when very large numbers of people believe things that are obviously both false and damaging. You're proposing complete relativism and the inability for anyone to know anything; if anti-se
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by dibujante 6y ago
Is the content untruthful and promoting harmful conspiracy theories?
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by dibujante 6y ago
Their website is full of lies and conspiracy theories. Plandemic? Stop the steal? I hope you're joking.
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by dibujante 6y ago
Wordpress are a private company and don't have to respect anyone's freedom of speech. Would you require them to host Der Sturmer? This is no different.
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by dibujante 6y ago
"Unbiased" != "Factual".
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by dibujante 6y ago
"This page aspirationally left blank."
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by dibujante 7y ago
> There are so many many forms of pollution much worse than CO2 CO2 will end life much faster than any of the other undesirable things you mentioned. It's objectively more dangerous.
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by dibujante 7y ago
Luis A. Hecht Rosas reviewed it, but did not grant it. It was abandoned.
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by dibujante 7y ago
Wouldn't there be more atmospheric interference shooting up than down?
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by dibujante 8y ago
Right. We don't know. The video isn't wrong but it sure isn't right. Its arguments are speculative only.
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by dibujante 8y ago
Oof, can you really do an apples-to-apples comparison to healthcare in 1910 (before antibiotics) and healthcare today, though? If healthcare in 1910 cost $1 and a doctor poked you in the chest and said "You've got consumption; get
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by dibujante 8y ago
Life expectancy was not 40 years. People who did not die in childhood generally lived to their 70s.
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by dibujante 8y ago
This. Dragon Fire is a QfG game, not always well delivered. Mask of Eternity isn't King's Quest.
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by dibujante 8y ago
Honestly, his QfG4 section is lazy. Sorry, but in QfG3 he talks about the history of the series, the changing character of the game, the setting, what worked, what didn't (mostly didn't), and gives it a very thorough treatment. Bu
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by dibujante 8y ago
Not really. There are disclosure rules for paid advertisements. People can express whatever they want through a bot, as long as they also make it clear that this expression is being delivered by a bot.
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by dibujante 8y ago
Yes! I am OK with only humans having a right to free speech.
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by dibujante 8y ago
When optimizing for complexity, this is a reasonable argument. What about optimizing for performance? It might be cheaper to make a network call in one place and have multiple consumers each use the result, even if each of them needs to use
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by dibujante 8y ago
It means you have a chance of living forever that asymptotically approaches, but does not reach, zero.
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by dibujante 8y ago
I live in Vancouver. Insurance for new drivers can start as high as $5000/year.
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by dibujante 8y ago
Hell Town's hot, but according to the Wikipedia article has record highs of 42C in the summer - rough, but bearable. Not sure about the acidity, though.
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by dibujante 8y ago
Yep, totally agreed. I would have benefited from a gap year or four.
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by dibujante 8y ago
Hm, maybe. I attended all of my courses because that got me straight-As in high school. I was then blindsided by needing to study for anything ever. So I was engaged, as far as I knew - but I didn't know how unengaged I was.
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by dibujante 8y ago
Making work fun is nice, but what really improved my effectiveness was cultivating the ability to do work that wasn't fun, but valuable. I think it depends on your strategy. I will always be able to accomplish what I need to now, but s
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by dibujante 8y ago
High-five, fellow "burned by needing to do real work in university" high schooler :(
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by dibujante 8y ago
People treat most pages like utilities, but you still pay for utilities. I'm accruing a constant, slow electricity bill just browsing around, whether or not what I encounter is worth it.
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by dibujante 8y ago
"Happy Birthday, Karl Marx. Non-experts think You Were Right."
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by dibujante 8y ago
Ingredients which in turn would contain glutamates, and likely monosodium glutamate.
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by dibujante 9y ago
No, not really. Chinese characters use different characters / radicals to distinguish homophones in a way that makes writing much easier to understand if you're shakier on the context.
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by dibujante 9y ago
Leave. Or ask millions of people to kindly stop existing.
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by dibujante 9y ago
Disgust is an emotion; lack of disgust is not. You can only really measure how highly a person responds to disgust, not how highly they respond to anti-disgust. This article does not even use the term "normal", however? I agree th

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