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> By that criteria, do you also believe in ghosts, extra-sensory powers, Jesus, miracle healing, bigfeet, yetis, etc.? Ha ha ha ha. You don't believe in Jesus? The default position of humanity toward this is curiosity and openness a
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Trench Foot
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Ha ha ha ha. I do feel endeared actually: it's nice to hear; I respect your age. > And you need to take it easy and stop crackpotting all over the thread, you're doing your own side a disservice. If you want people to dismiss t
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I thought about that too but came up with a workaround: it suddenly appears at that point in the cloud, displacing the puff seen. The puff actually is symmetric about insertion point, but due to the asymmetry of the cloud and the camera ang
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Poor loyal deputy must suffer the humiliation of rejection... :(
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Biden Cancels Australia Trip
(smh.com.au)
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Or Zuck calling for more regulations of social networks? I mean, I guess there’s always that play: maybe Sam Altman is simply feigning enthusiasm for this to head off a burgeoning regulatory coup: how can he mobilize support against the reg
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Such a scum move. What is this guy, a deep state puppet? YC is not sending their best people. Assume the CIA motivation of American primacy: OK fair enough, but is the way to achieve that really through the creation of a few small super mon
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> And I ain't your son. Jackass. Well that got nasty pretty quickly! Especially for fully-unruffled jimmies and wholly raveled world view hahaha It's a term of endearment, son! I'm older than you. 40. But of course your ji
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Well, son, you’re gonna need more than a quaint turn of phrase to make fools of all of the thousands of observations and observers over the decades. If you don’t think so or that sounds unreasonable to you, I suggest you please now take a s
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Phew...thank god we rebutted that. I was worried for a second there that war may be motivated by money and not the morality or ideology spoken to justify it... > Article alleges it is not external threats but corrupt political interests
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Yeah, current publicly known laws of physics. Laws discovered by Man, who's imperfect and flawed and apt to be scared of what he doesn't know and think anything outside of that is impossible. Also apt to greedily conceal that wh
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When it comes to war, always follow the money
(scmp.com)
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The Phenomenon (2020)
(youtube.com)
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It's funny, because 1000s of people saw these things in the late 1940s in USA, and they didn't think they were fake: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Kr1TwKhQk About the motion blur, it's good point, but wha
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UFO flying Mach 10 near plane
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Ask HN: Have you ever seen a UFO?
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Talk to chat-gpt4, consider the Polyform licenses.
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How ‘open’ should your open source be?
(github.com)
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A short history of Sigint in Scarborough
(gchq.gov.uk)
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Is there an optimal filesystem or is it all just trade offs? And how far if we come since you know when we were first creating file systems plan nine or whatever to now like it’s as there been any sort of technological Leap like killer algo
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How can we reform science? What are the obstacles to doing this? What would scientific journal publishing look like if it were the best possible? How can science embrace the unknown and overcome the fear of the new and the stigma associated
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S333 Thunderstruck
(stdgun.com)
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Bank governor defends forex management
(taipeitimes.com)
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And I think if you lose the oral tradition, if you don’t speak your thoughts out loud and make them into a speech then you lose something too. It’s also the ability to think. I find my modes of communication in writing, and speech way diffe
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Thanks! I always like nice compliments thank you :) It's big picture the same, I think, but misses some details. For example: "presenting aliens as a priest class with ultimate control over Earth's power structures." I a
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Yankee White
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Is the guy really a cult leader tho? Hahaha, this thread is totally not about this guy but OK: I guess he’s got a cult on your mind if you keep thinking of him while this is actually about something else. Wouldn’t that be your problem tho,
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Mm, yes interesting: https://tensegritywiki.com/index.php?title=Castaneda,_Carlos I guess it’s a big tent! Hahaha
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