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601.
by feet 4y ago
Is the assumption that a signal needs to travel and that the speed of light is the limiting factor? My thought was that they're interacting in some other fashion, such that they are physically connected to each other. If that were the
602.
by feet 4y ago
>WFH favours those who are productive but penalizes those who get ahead by 'networking' or 'schmoozing with the boss'. What I'm reading is that it's a benefit all around
603.
by feet 4y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/02/energy/us-oil-production/inde... https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/24/energy/gas-prices-oil-product...
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by feet 4y ago
It's weird how oil companies are purposely restricting supply. They have production capacity ready to go and not in current use and raw materials, but money is nicer to pad their bottom line.
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by feet 4y ago
Why does the path have to be shorter?
606.
by feet 4y ago
Unless they're acting on each other through another euclidian dimension that we can't currently perceive in our three dimensional perspective
607.
by feet 4y ago
>Power comes from the people Right, but that was my point. Its a step closer to people coming together to accomplish or fund some goal instead of just some rich guy saying "I have money, I'm paying you all to so this now"
608.
by feet 4y ago
Isn't a representative government the opposite? When a large number of people work together to decide to funs or accomplish some goal, voting and taxes
609.
by feet 4y ago
>they didn't have access to freely available water Please quote my comment where I stated this. I don't believe you have attempted to comprehend my statements, nor have you read the article I posted and are just making baseless
610.
by feet 4y ago
They sell bottles filled with water, not everyone has access to tap water and Nestlé captures so much of a water source that locals don't have access to the freely available water that they did before. Are you not aware that fresh wate
611.
by feet 4y ago
Your statement is false, what Nestlé does is literally the definition of commodification Commodification definition: the act or fact of turning something into an item that can be bought and sold: The commodification of water means that ac
612.
by feet 4y ago
Water commodification is exactly what Nestlé is doing What we need is regulation to stop them from doing that, not a different company selling and capturing the water. That's just more of the same thing which solves nothing.
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by feet 4y ago
Nestlé is at the forefront of taking over a water supply and selling it back to the locals to enrich the corporation at the expense of the humans who live there
614.
by feet 4y ago
There is still circuitry that we don't fully understand, along with the role of glia in information processing and with mysteries surrounding the processing capabilities of synapses/receptors and neuronal oscillations. That's
615.
by feet 4y ago
How is closure defined? What if someone responds to your closure with another possible closure response that is unclear and seems like it requires further communication?
616.
by feet 4y ago
I'm sorry but not everyone is a programmer. What about the other 95% of the population who deals with the same spam fatigue?
617.
by feet 4y ago
Only because their prey has a nervous system
618.
by feet 4y ago
The behavior is already defined in this thread Do only famous people matter? I'm not sure what point you're trying to make.
619.
by feet 4y ago
What percentage of the population is that person's cutoff for saying "nobody"? My assumption is that it likely was not literal If 3/80000 people do something, is the behavior significant or relevant?
620.
by feet 4y ago
Exactly. Somehow we know how they use these systems for parallel construction yet we don't hear a peep about actual terrorists being stopped.
621.
by feet 4y ago
Why can't it be a job you care about 4 days per week?
622.
by feet 4y ago
Or maybe those are just the people who spend time on reddit disproportionately, it could be sampling error
623.
by feet 4y ago
You appear to have misread my statement. I was implying that we should rebalance the structure away from purely wealthy land owners to make it more equal, not exclude them entirely.
624.
by feet 4y ago
You have repeated exactly what I said in my previous statement, yet their opinions can impact the way they structured things more subtly as well such as creating systems that enforce an imbalance of power towards white wealthy land owners.
625.
by feet 4y ago
Yes and they wrote the founding documents. Do you think those opinions weren't included? They definitely were and we had to remove some of them. The concept of the Federalist society is primarily originalist, is it not? They attempt to
626.
by feet 4y ago
Right, I'm not sure we should really take into consideration the opinions of people who thought black people weren't actually people and didn't want women to vote. Those are some pretty bad founding principles.
627.
by feet 4y ago
Just because you can't imagine a perspective doesn't mean it isn't real, my assumption is that you aren't on the spectrum.
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by feet 4y ago
I've run into the same issues constantly throughout my life, especially when it comes to asking clarifying questions to get a grip on the situation. Something I'm going to do moving forward is first stating that I have a few quest
629.
by feet 4y ago
What is the difference between equality, equity, and parity?
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by feet 4y ago
Regulations exist to prevent people and corporations for things we think are bad and harmful

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