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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Half the country votes Republican—that’s hardly an extreme perspective.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
I’m a fan of Elon and just a couple of years ago I was a lifelong Democrat. I don’t identify with the extreme right or QAnon or nutjobs. Moreover, most of the actions that have made Elon so contentious in the last year are quite measured fr
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
> Technology will keep on progressing unless we end up in an extinction scenario Surely it’s “until” not “unless”. We’re going extinct at some point, even if we make it all the way to the heat death of the universe.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
This should be a reminder everyone to guard your reputation. It doesn’t matter if Hans cheated this time. He cheated in the past which tarnished his reputation so now no one knows what to believe. Always do the right thing to the best of yo
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
I’ve always thought that crypto ideology was the male behavioral equivalent of women’s woke ideology. They’re both at the forefront of culture and promise a better tomorrow though it’s easy to be skeptical about them and unsurprisingly it t
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Pretty comical that he’s being forced to pay child support to a billionaire. What’s the logic?
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Their bet on VR/AR (“metaverse”) hasn’t been widely rejected, it’s just growing very slowly. They’re hoping it grows much faster, but there’s very hard technology to figure out before they can unlock the value. Like you said, their oth
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Your username is utterly unacceptable. Children should not be sexualized and you’ve gone even further than that by sexually objectifying them. Do not continue down this path. Turn around. Go back. Fix what you need to fix. The self-loathing
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
I accept that use case but I don’t think “safer recreational drug use” is the heroic victory that the researchers or the scientific press were hoping for.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
1. Patient’s life is so chaotic and devoid of meaning that they seek out powerful drugs to live in an alternate reality despite the fact that it’s slowly killing them. 2. Society says “Oh no, you are suffering, let us help you”. 3. Instead
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
At the end of the day, people would like to be entertained with as little effort as possible. That’s how we got to the current system. Largely speaking, people are not sick of Twitter, they’re sick of the current ruler. If Mastodon can redu
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
> Autism-spectrum traits correlate to being trans (why? nobody knows) Here are some reasons: - Autists tend to be uncoordinated which makes them feel uncomfortable in their own bodies, which is a feeling used to diagnose transgenderism.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Trans men are typically former lesbians, and the existence of lesbians have also been largely ignored in society. I don’t think this is anyone’s fault—I think lesbians naturally try to keep themselves out of the limelight.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
I’ve had similar experiences on large doses of mush. I think it’s in your head, but it’s something that your subconscious self really wanted your conscious self to acknowledge. For you, perhaps you are in the habit of “rationalizing” away p
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
> Maybe they are a diabetic, cancer survivor, organ donor recipient, or have some other immune-related condition. For most people who have weakened immune systems, they don’t have some rare disease. They’re just fat. That’s the state of
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
It’s a classic “27 year old male with no responsibilities” kind of blog post. I’m not knocking it, it’s a relatable phase, but I think you’re right.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
A modern day Goldman Sachs!
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
The elephant in the room is that many people are vulnerable because they suffer from obesity. One third of the population is obese and another one third is overweight. That’s two thirds of the population who could be significantly healthier
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Is that fact or wishful thinking? It’s hard for me to believe that nobody is going to want to work for the most prominent business man of the decade.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
High tech pays designers the same as engineers and in my opinion it’s a much better gig. No one’s looking over your shoulder to see how many lines of code you commit.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
A disease with a 99%+ survival rate for anyone under 70?
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
It’s standard for motorcycles to be ride-by-wire these days, on the throttle.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Speak for yourself, plenty of us are excited and optimistic.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
If it doesn’t make money there should be some strategic importance. Phil is arguing that targeting Android users has neither financial nor strategic benefits. It’s bad business practice to put energy towards something that doesn’t serve you
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
If you don’t ascribe any sort of normal human behavior to him then it seems that you don’t understand humanity.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Absolutely based. There are more morale virtues than just “prevent harm”.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
Do you think if someone hit your 82 year old grandfather on the head with a steel hammer that he would “make a full recovery”?
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
The argument that a person can be a different gender than the one that all their physical biology points to is absolutely not an open-and-shut case. I know many people believe that it is, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t valid opposi
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
I am with you my friend. I will not eat the bugs.
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by goldenchrome 4y ago
I don’t understand why Musk buying Twitter signals the end of Twitter. Free speech is bad? Your feed is comprised of people you follow, so what’s the issue?

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