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by dripdry45 10mo ago
But “good or desirable from a societal standpoint” isn’t what they said, correct me if I’m wrong. They said that people find a benefit. People find a benefit in smoking: a little kick, they feel cool, it’s a break from work, it’s socializi
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by dripdry45 10mo ago
This seems rather black and white. Defining the morals probably makes sense, then evaluating whether they can be lived or whether we can compromise in the face other priorities?
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by dripdry45 11mo ago
sorry to reply again, but it also sounds as if the lack of context is causing a problem. The word weird terms on a certain emotion and tone of voice. If this were in person, the other party might have a tone and demeanor that shows that wor
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by dripdry45 11mo ago
it sounds like they are trained to be a confidence man executive. hype things and blow smoke. It's able to form a response when questioned carefully about the patterns created; that’s the only plus I am seeing from your point of view o
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by dripdry45 11mo ago
Yeah, but their past history should be taken into account here. Altman and musk are just confidence men. what they’ve touched in the past has turned to crap, and it’s only been the people around them that have made anything work despite tho
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by dripdry45 1y ago
Apparently, Mario actually was the super for the building that they were in. He was not super, he was the super (supervisor) fixing stuff
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by dripdry45 1y ago
I mean, it worked for Oracle right?
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by dripdry45 1y ago
I would argue. This is too brought a stroke. Federalism has been stripped away, yes, but if it had been done with some other rules in place and notifications so that smaller organizations can effectively pick up the baton, I would argue it
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by dripdry45 1y ago
The first part of your post and second part seem to contradict each other; please explain.
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by dripdry45 1y ago
Several or handful would be 7-11 in my book
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by dripdry45 1y ago
It’s a quality I’ve run into with a couple people: young or old, once they’ve ossified into thinking they are Better and Smarter than everyone else, they stop being curious and simply start mandating their wild “truths” I’m sure we’ve all d
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by dripdry45 1y ago
I wonder if adding congestion pricing in small cities to certain intersections or stretches of road would work the same way. if people really want to go through the busiest intersections or areas, then they’re going to have to pay a little
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by dripdry45 1y ago
Guh, NK Jemisin :Q I tried getting through a few chapters of three of her books and haven't felt so... Pushed? Talked at? Bored? Hadn't grimaced internally and externally as much with an author in a while. They feel juvenile, tryi
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by dripdry45 1y ago
Fellow climber/coder... Where you climbing these days?
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by dripdry45 1y ago
Do. Less. all the dogs and furniture and hobbies and subscriptions and running around. Grasping, grasping, grasping... my partner and I are people of simple means. We garbage pick or get off Facebook marketplace most of our stuff for super
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by dripdry45 1y ago
I liked the answers from both of you. I can see both sides. At the end of the day though? Yeah, maybe just a good reminder for us all to get outside and meet people.
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by dripdry45 1y ago
In yoga breath work which happens there is directly tied into the rest of the practice. it isn’t taught enough in America, but if you find an actual good teacher, of which there do not seem to be many, the benefits are wonderful. Anecdotall