enaaem

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by enaaem 5y ago
Raised Christian, then become Atheist. For the past two years I have been looking into Buddhism. I find it helpful to deal with the eb and flows of life.
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by enaaem 5y ago
I understand that. My point is that most personal photos now are shot on phones, while in the past everyone shot full frame.
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by enaaem 5y ago
Old analog pictures have a really nice quality to them. Colours are rich and vibrant without looking too fake. They are often taken on 35 mm film, which means a natural shallow dept off field. I really enjoy browsing through the box of old
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by enaaem 5y ago
Asian thinking: “It’s my land, I should be able to do with it what I want”.
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by enaaem 5y ago
There is no such thing as unbiased news. But here in the west I can (legally) read Chinese state news and get the other side of the story. The other way around is not possible.
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by enaaem 5y ago
Ukraine needs protection against whom?
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by enaaem 5y ago
You don’t decide what is relevant. Ukraine has not forgotten and it is clear which side they have chosen now. No country in the world has such bad relations with it’s neighbours than Russia.
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by enaaem 5y ago
The USSR was pretty much Russian imperialism. Russia is still very unpopular in eastern Europe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor
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by enaaem 5y ago
I used to be Christian. I became an Atheist and since a couple of years I got into Buddhism. I do see how certain aspects of Christianity can help people cope with life the same way Buddhism does. - The idea of unconditional love. Most peop
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by enaaem 5y ago
Gas is used for both heating and electricity. If less gas is needed for electricity heating costs will go down.
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by enaaem 5y ago
Another mist opportunity is that in fantasy stories indigenous people always wear drab brown. In the real world indigenous people, like everyone else, do care about fashion and how they look. In the real world indigenous people often wear c
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by enaaem 5y ago
There is also an otter war in Singapore https://mothership.sg/2020/03/bishan-marina-otters-fight/
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by enaaem 5y ago
It suprises me why western law enforcement don’t use man catchers. https://youtu.be/Z4z-gzkb6s4 Battons and pepper spray don’t work well. https://youtu.be/7M6-NLm0GBM
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by enaaem 5y ago
Just warm the rest of your body and your hands will be warm too.
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by enaaem 5y ago
The foreign company will still have an advantage in other places of the world if your company wants to export to the same locations.
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by enaaem 5y ago
It seems to be auto-banned and then put up again after manual review.
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by enaaem 5y ago
Sounds like a religion to me. We are born in sin and need to be saved.
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by enaaem 5y ago
It’s not the house that’s worth more. It’s the land. If cities and towns develops, land prices should go up. Buildable land near an office, supermarket and bar should be worth more than the same piece in the middle of nowhere.
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by enaaem 5y ago
I wonder how much of the mechanical keyboard popularity is just gaming marketing? I also prefer lower key travel and quieter keys. It is just lest straining. Take for example expensive gaming chairs that look like race car chairs. The side
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by enaaem 5y ago
You can have sensible regulations to prevent your neighbours blocking the sun and allow proper air flow between buildings. https://japanpropertycentral.com/real-estate-faq/building-he...
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by enaaem 5y ago
Houses do not go up in value. It is the land. Land should go up in value if the city or town develops. Housing prices can still remain stable if you are allowed to break it down and built something denser. Tokyo is an example where housing
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by enaaem 5y ago
There is already an incredible amount of effort done to prevent accidents. The problem nuclear faces is similar to the problem COVID vaccines face: No scientist or engineer with integrity can guarantee 100% safety. Should we tell the public
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by enaaem 5y ago
Channels can already disable the like and dislike bar.
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by enaaem 5y ago
I am not necessarily pro nuclear. But due to catastrophic risk, nuclear should be considered in a diversified energy portfolio. This can be different from region to region. I am anti-anti-nuclear. Of course we should not ignore the risks of
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by enaaem 5y ago
The best time to invest in nuclear was 40 years ago. The second best time is now.
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by enaaem 5y ago
The risks of nuclear energy is far more favourable than global warming. Global warming effects are global, non-linear and there are still many unknowns, which makes it more risky. Nuclear risks are local and the harm is well known. Also nuc
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by enaaem 5y ago
Chinese can vote but only for party approved candidates. https://www.refworld.org/docid/4ec268b328.html
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by enaaem 5y ago
Houses don’t go up in value. It’s the land. What makes a piece of land valuable is it proximity to work and leisure. Land in growing cities and towns should go up in value. The only way to make housing price constant is to give people the a
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by enaaem 5y ago
Before electricity we would burn wood to not die in winter. We don’t have any forests left to do that.
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Traditions are almost always solutions to a problem. To change tradition we have to analyse the problem the traditional rule solved. The reason why we have we separate bathrooms and locker-rooms is because there are two groups in society: o

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