dntbnmpls

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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> No, psychology isn't predicated on mind/body duality. Can you tell me how psychology exists without the mind? > Much of it is arguably compatible with mind/body duality simply because it doesn't address physical
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> Seriously, what is people's problem with that word? You see this with every thread about tsla. Some grasp at any nonsense to attack it. I used to think the haters were financially motivated "investors" shorting tsla and
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
I agree with you, but there is an entire field ( psychology ) predicated on the mind and brain duality. So perhaps they might view some or all emotional stress as "mental/psychological" stress not entirely tied to biological
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> Every American should really learn about the post civil war reconstruction period before making any claims about moral superiority. Was the pre-civil war period a shining bastion of morality? Pre, post or during the civil war, you can
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
Why not get with the times and give the face masks away for free and just collect the data and sell the data? Targeted nyquil and chicken soup ads could be a valuable commodity.
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> But there is others, like: - work/life balance. - autonomy/work load balance. - acknowledgement of the work done by the company. The manager or else. - clear vision of what the company is doing and the role you have in it. Ye
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
Isn't this because they've jumped on the ad model perfected by google, facebook, etc? Open source it for press/good will, give it away for free and collect data. "The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
A nice paycheck? What else do you work for? Do people really search for happiness at work? > people at white collar jobs are generally happier than people at blue collar jobs Because white collar workers get paid more for less work in ni
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> The US has essentially on omnipotent traditional military force that can either engage or assure mutual destruction of any opponent on the earth. Omnipotent and "assure mutual destruction" are contradictory if you think about
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> [1]. Except the bugs are vastly outnumbered by the viruses (which aren't alive). For every gram of live cells there are almost ten grams of viruses. Just like microbs, viruses are everywhere. Even all over humans. https:/&#x
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> Is Starbucks Free WiFi actually run by Starbucks or is it a malicious router placed in the same vicinity? Isn't Starbucks "Free" WiFi a joint venture between Starbucks and Google where you have to agree to them collectin
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> I often see people framing the US & Canada primarily as a competition in tech. I've never heard US and Canada mentioned as competition in anything - let alone in tech. Geographically, demographically, technologically and econo
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
Britain back then was the british empire. The empire we fought for 150 years to lead the anglo nations. The empire we fought for 150 years to lead the world. During ww2, the nation/empire we were the most ideologically opposed to was t
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
If that doesn't work, try telling them that star wars is just Dune dumbed down to a level that children can understand and enjoy. That'll get them riled up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J4LYVs5Gg4
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> WW2, Korea, Vietnam were all unavoidable ideological wars. None of those were ideological wars. If WW2 was an ideological war, then we would have fought britain, soviet union and china as well as germany, japan and italy. Wars are foug
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> Doing all those things is possible Renewables make up almost 0% of the total energy used by the world. Getting rid of fossil fuels or the fossil fuel industry is simply not possible. This is basic economics and physics. It's scien
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
We should have a 20 year ( has it been that long? ) reunion. Get all the cast together. Lycos, Excite, AltaVista, AskJeeves, etc. Google will probably be too cool to attend.
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> Take it from a reformed cynic So one extreme to another? > you will grow so much more from trying to figure out what's right about someone's argument rather than what's wrong. Isn't this how we get flat earthers
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
The IE integration with Windows was to extinguish Netscape Navigator. So I'm guessing this move is probably to destroy chrome and indirectly google search. Microsoft used their OS monopoly to destroy Netscape. Not sure if it will work
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> 1) Some industries refuse to even consider it because it means they're effectively dead -- coal, oil, and a few other industries. If coal/oil/gas is dead then most of humanity is dead too. Do you realize that coal, oil,
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
> We've always been trained to think critically about media If that was true, media wouldn't exist because nobody would consume it. > Seems like now it's just "hate journalists" not "think critically&quot
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by dntbnmpls 7y ago
That's an excellent point. I think their ability to sidestep the media and interact directly with their fans and people via social media makes SpaceX feel more personable and accessible. There's no denying SpaceX has increased the