go_elmo

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by go_elmo 2y ago
Everyone is staring on their phones there.. Also friendly reminder that its not the nicest thing to tell parents whats good for their kids
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by go_elmo 2y ago
As a former kid, yes, the openness and self-actionability of the game really made me connect with it & other players. Awesome game.
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by go_elmo 2y ago
Feel like the sweeteners mess up my digestion. Are useful to get some protein after a workout - in everyday rather eat some almonds & less processed food..
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by go_elmo 2y ago
I make my date B join my macys date with A via zoom, both works as Im on the treadmil & online shopping. Helps a lot to get some reflexions about A and myself from B, B is usually happy for the trust & impressed by my openness. Divi
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by go_elmo 2y ago
Maybe its not due to the universe but our perception of it?
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by go_elmo 2y ago
The question is how much value. Sure, learning about entropy & unblocking students is huge value - producing clickbait content does way less so imo
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by go_elmo 2y ago
I agree - it has no direct use to the wellbeing of humans - Id say if the indirect use (e.g. humans saving time [which itself is probably the most energy intensive thing, food, housing, entertainment], gaining knowledge has to surpass the c
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by go_elmo 2y ago
Nit: we take 20w of chemical energy not electrical one like computers, way worse efficiency compared to solar panels Id say
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by go_elmo 2y ago
Im thinking about a similar thing for plant-species. Knowing them makes being outside a whole different experience!
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by go_elmo 2y ago
Its insane how far quality can push things, even with a tiny budget. And yes, Im also making jokes about burning money.. tech is a strange world!
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by go_elmo 2y ago
Worked for deprioritizing biodiversity efforts for the sake of mass produced animal products, because, more processing steps => higher economic yield. Money talks.
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by go_elmo 2y ago
Laws are made for things that exist. If new things appear, laws might need to be adapted - to be decided by the voters.
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by go_elmo 3y ago
I dont get it. Every scientist & 5yo kid will prove you that things accelerate with 9.81 m/s^2 when falling, and guess this is still science? Which is a proof of cobtradiction that your point doesnt hold.
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by go_elmo 3y ago
*Cant predict the important things _yet_
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by go_elmo 3y ago
Since "state" means majority of people, id say is more of a question of what set of rules we want as society. Im also pro drug legalization but towards a different form of regulation there, minimizing harm created by drugs in tota
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by go_elmo 3y ago
Smokers are also self-responsible for every cigarette lit - they should be expelled from insurance and society taking these willing actions and doing harm to the rest of people /s
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by go_elmo 3y ago
Just because it doesnt add up for you doesnt mean its not valid. Also, it is an illustrative example, not general rule for everyone affected. Im sure most users that get into fiscal problems get there with way less spent than 25k.
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by go_elmo 3y ago
Maybe its time to regulate not on specific actions like "gambling machines" but brain-pathways caused by products. This would also instantly regulate e.g. "legal research chemicals" used as drugs just as some usage patte
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by go_elmo 3y ago
But still - it unveils the "present" to just as well be an illusion of human categorical thinking, an abstract concept, not more. It is super useful to have none the less, just interesting to know its fragility.
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by go_elmo 3y ago
New class of computational problems will be solvable. Precisely predicting chemical reactions, biological systems etc, possibly.
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by go_elmo 3y ago
I agree! Homosexuality was a disease up to the 80s too!
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by go_elmo 3y ago
Adhd & autism is not a disease but likely phenotypes of genetic diversity. Want to get rid of it? Its equal to eugenics and racism, getting rid of diversity.
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by go_elmo 3y ago
I think it will come like most things - as a sigmoid curve. People will ask for it once the catastrophes become locally constant.
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by go_elmo 3y ago
And yet most will not even get close of being an ecosystem. "Green" and "parks" are mostly consisting of 2-10 species of plants, not more, and none of the species having a fully life cycle (seed to humus), also taking th
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by go_elmo 3y ago
Thanks a lot for supporting the current state of art research on the field. Imagine the horrors of not being taken seriously, people saying we need to be cured - i cannot not compare it to conversion therapies for lgbtq+. There are actually
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by go_elmo 3y ago
The biggest issue people with adhd have (me included) is focus. Methylphenidate helps a lot with that as its mechanism is proven. It does however not change the "neurodivergent" thinking and processing. There still is a clear dist
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by go_elmo 3y ago
There are alt-right theories that nutrition also impacts brain development such that global south people can not get as intelligent as white people. Where do you draw the line between your theory and that theory?
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by go_elmo 3y ago
Thats how homophobia develops too Ive heard, and cancer too, people in hiroshima died because thw radiation destroyed their biome which killed them, not their dna!
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by go_elmo 3y ago
Ok, lesbians have different microbiomes, nice to hear! Not relevant to the to be proven point that change to biome implies change in sexuality, none at all.
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by go_elmo 3y ago
There is, its the dsm-5 diagnostic criteria. Sure, giving that diagnosis is no mathematical proof, but the criteria are clear.

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