droopyEyelids

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1. 1861.▲
   by droopyEyelids 14y ago

   I blame a lack of historical knowledge combined with the fact that we mostly exist in harmony with our governments. First, few of us have taken the time to read accounts of how the political groups of history have used information against p
2. 1862.▲
   by droopyEyelids 14y ago

   It's a curious statement about our society where the idea that the fuel for the human body could be simple. "Basic nutrients and calories" It's all produced by self replicating lifeforms we've only begun to comprehend, right?
3. 1863.▲
   by droopyEyelids 14y ago

   Hey! We have improved quality of life and expected lifespan quite a bit since then, and antibiotics were a big part of that change.
4. 1864.▲
   by droopyEyelids 14y ago

   If someone drove their car into a lake, you wouldn't be adding anything to the conversation if you said "The purpose of a car was to drive on the road, not to drive into the lake" In a similar fashion, you don't really add information to th
5. 1865.▲
   by droopyEyelids 14y ago

   I had trouble understanding what point the author was trying to make. It feels a bit like the qualms you might feel during your first stint in management, where you basically enforce rules passed down from above. Where the good of 'increasi
6. 1866.▲
   by droopyEyelids 14y ago

   I worked at Groupon for about three years, during which time I witnessed Brad opening a box of Atlas Shruggeds which he gave out for christmas. I've heard Eric literally yelling in anger that certain departments within the company should no