giggles_01

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by giggles_01 2y ago
Have you seen Kaia https://kaiahealth.com/ ? How does your tech compare?
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by giggles_01 4y ago
I'll bite too. I grew up and lived for ~25 years in an authoritarian country that was in comparison to others at that time relatively nice. It is now on its way to transform into true democracy. > It's more about probabilities.
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by giggles_01 4y ago
I got downvoted and maybe I misunderstood your response. I read: "I'm aware of my privilege, but since I have it does it not make sense to use it for my maximum liberty? At the end of the day I have to act with the resources I hav
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by giggles_01 4y ago
What are we talking about here? You can power trip (literally and figuratively) as much as you are able. Some countries are good for that. That doesn't make those countries "freer" as parent comment suggests.
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by giggles_01 4y ago
I think a lot of folks in US over-romanticize those "feel freer" authoritarian countries. In some cases like this it might be better but I don't think systematic cases of: "inconvenient" people disappearing, being a
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by giggles_01 4y ago
You should try to live there as an average local person with average income and without "connections". "Crisp $20" in some countries might be quite a lot. Also: I've seen this many times, foreigners from rich countr
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by giggles_01 4y ago
Would you be so kind to generalize the advices you receive and post them (without PII)?
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by giggles_01 4y ago
Surely the better way was to wait silently for tanks first in Moldova, then later in Baltic states and Poland, then Berlin (it was in DDR after all) + huge wave of refugees + more death and torture first on your doorsteps and then in your h