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   by erelong 2y ago

   find the good, avoid the bad anti-hype hype
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   by erelong 2y ago

   I wonder how many were legit, though
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   by erelong 2y ago

   > In this post we argue that Americans should welcome the disappearance of TikTok because the company is causing harm to children, adolescents, and young adults at an industrial scale. protip: this isn't the reason people are trying
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   by erelong 2y ago

   I hesitate to suggest this but why not just contact anyone advertising asking them to not use billboards for the reasons you have, to the point where a lot of people will take down their billboards as they'll consider them to have a ne
5. 395.▲
   by erelong 2y ago

   yeah I don't think it should be banned
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   by erelong 2y ago

   A growing trade deficit with China not respecting "intellectual property" and other such things?
7. 397.▲
   by erelong 2y ago

   Wikipedia calls it "China–United States trade war"... would this be thought to be inaccurate?
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   by erelong 2y ago

   "China's Trade War Continues"
9. 399.▲
   by erelong 2y ago

   seems like an interesting and financially viable concept, just taking a while to get to market
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    by erelong 2y ago

    > What Killed Innovation? regulations and taxes
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    by erelong 2y ago

    > “New Pope in 2025?” Kind of a different topic but there's a growing number of people who identify as sedevacantist who don't believe Catholics have had a pope since 1958, since the papal claimants since then seen to contradic
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    by erelong 2y ago

    Didn't read this article but one of them I think said the 1917 Code of Canon Law removed the excommunication for this kind of gambling. Gambling itself within reason I think was not condemned ("Gambling" in Catholic encyclope
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    by erelong 2y ago

    I think the only issue is on some things, rewards can undermine intrinsic motivation... external rewards work for tasks where extrinsic motivation works well
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    by erelong 2y ago

    sounds good in theory, maybe not in practice
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    by erelong 2y ago

    sounds more like they would just charge more to cover it
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    by erelong 2y ago

    on the other hand, the "humanure" handbook talks about how to compost "human manure"... maybe not to be applied to crops, though
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    by erelong 2y ago

    * "the end of weather forecasting by specific government institutions"
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    by erelong 2y ago

    Galileo was thought to be in the wrong not necessarily for scientific views, but for implied theological arguments based on those views. For example, scientifically and theologically I thought geocentrism was the prevailing view at that tim
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    by erelong 2y ago

    I think this ultimately becomes a religious discussion; even the article (wrongly in our view) calls Darwin "god-like" and suggests that belief in animals having consciousness is "heresy" (this perhaps borders on theolog