forshaper

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by forshaper 6mo ago
Got an example or two?
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by forshaper 6mo ago
I would generally vote for whoever I have a beer with!
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by forshaper 6mo ago
Age verification in general rolled out so fast, I'm more inclined to think that nonsense gets passed more easily if it enables going after drastically more control.
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by forshaper 6mo ago
In addition to the standard cross-cultural sample, I find the Seshat database useful for checking universals. https://seshat-db.com/sc/scvars/
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by forshaper 6mo ago
How's it going?
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by forshaper 6mo ago
Goes for local politics as well.
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by forshaper 7mo ago
Police in some states are actually self-insured, though not backed by a pension fund.
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by forshaper 7mo ago
I don't need blame to hunt an animal for food or slam someone who's biting me. I don't need blame to swat a mosquito that's trying to live, to remove a cobra from my living room, or to quibble about fine print with someo
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by forshaper 7mo ago
It seems to me that this is a parental responsibility. Understandably, we have shifted increasing amounts of those on to the state. However, there are fireplaces, stoves, drills, and other power tools at home. Is the state responsible for c
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by forshaper 8mo ago
We do? Where, like Totila and Belisarius? Richard the Lionheart and Saladin? The death of Taira no Atsumori? Byrhtnoth and the Vikings? The Black Prince and King John II? The Song dynasty's opinion of the Mongols? David Hackworth sayin
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by forshaper 8mo ago
The idea that you can't admire people you're fighting is ridiculous. You're forced to admire them. If you don't admire where they win, you lose.
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by forshaper 8mo ago
When are moral justifications not facades?
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by forshaper 8mo ago
Did you mean Vietnamese supremacist?
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by forshaper 9mo ago
I've generally held this position, but assume a sufficient combination of models could do a lot more than was possible before.
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by forshaper 9mo ago
I requested it and did not get it, for whatever that's worth.
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by forshaper 9mo ago
I heh'd out loud
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by forshaper 10mo ago
I currently live in a place where, when walking on the street, I routinely almost get hit by vehicles while crossing crosswalks with the cross light on. However, I used to live in a place where every local driver did an 'after you&#x27
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by forshaper 10mo ago
Alas
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by forshaper 10mo ago
I don't think they're evil, but to say that consumers aren't the fish seems a stretch.
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by forshaper 10mo ago
Whose fault is it when a child burns their hand on the stove?
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by forshaper 1y ago
I'm aware of my identity, but KYC often fails my face.
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by forshaper 1y ago
Love the example with the remote! People do need that!
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by forshaper 1y ago
> a Mongol military general named Khara Bator wait is this dude's name basically 'Black Knight'?
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by forshaper 1y ago
I've shared my location with 60+ people, and started the habit ten years ago. I've never experienced a downside. Except one time when doing some airsoft-equivalent and it was used to locate me.
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by forshaper 1y ago
if you can't find something people want, work extra hard I guess
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by forshaper 1y ago
On smaller scales. I suspect alignment to long-term profits weirdly solves it at larger scales, but that kind of unbridled greed is weirdly hard for large organizations anyway. The thing it wants is usually continuation of certain hierarchi
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by forshaper 1y ago
what can I do with these really big tables?
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by forshaper 6y ago
Similarly, abalone shell patterns were considered for ceramic armor plates. https://ceramics.org/ceramic-tech-today/ceramic-video/video-...