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greesil
5y ago
Dirty Money on Netflix is pretty good.
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greesil
5y ago
Purchased. Finding a good book makes wading through a thousand asinine comments worthwhile. Thanks for the recommendation.
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greesil
5y ago
Do you have children?
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greesil
5y ago
What does this have to do with nuclear weapons?
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greesil
5y ago
I skimmed it and disagreed with it. Generally, if you can't win an argument based on logic, and then emotional appeals, then you can fall back on jurisdiction. You can attack the other person's credibility (you have no jurisdictio
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greesil
5y ago
The offending stuff > 2ppm in the list is mostly sprays. With I think one exception none of the offenders are zinc oxide, either.
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greesil
5y ago
Cool. Well you just wasted at least ten minutes of your life thinking about something that I posted disingenuously in order to demonstrate that whataboutism is about distraction rather than have me trying to stay on topic and directly addre
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greesil
5y ago
What about other analysis? This also seems definitive: https://cjlockett.com/2021/01/10/the-rhetorical-laziness-of-...
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greesil
5y ago
I support equality of outcome. Everyone should be poor. It builds character, and makes for better writers. A nation's progress should only be measured by the literature it generates, and then forces its children to read.
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greesil
5y ago
The 500 point karma limit should probably be inflation adjusted as well.
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greesil
5y ago
I don't even know where to begin. How did you come up with in group vs out group? Who in this is the in group?
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greesil
5y ago
That would be true if there was no difference between seeking equality and justice vs. scapegoating Naziesque goose-stepping grievances. I say this as someone who gets annoyed by politically active coworkers. Not all ideologies are created
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greesil
5y ago
I'm sorry, but I disagree
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greesil
5y ago
Try and look deeper. Sometimes an extreme example at the 99.9999th percentile can bound the problem. In this case, it demonstrates how well people can separate work from home.
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greesil
5y ago
Guaranteed to start a fight. Awesome. Please try not to generalize about an ENTIRE state from one article.
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greesil
5y ago
Oh I'm totally in favor of pushing fat granny in front of the trolley. Take the utilitarian approach! But it does kill younger people in lesser numbers, and potentially permanent damage to be people's brains, cardiovascular system
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greesil
5y ago
I remember it very well. Yep, they said flatten the curve. People did, there was confusion about masks, guidance changed. The president said some things about bleach, lockdowns, recession, NYC overloaded, stimulus, reopenings, public prote
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greesil
5y ago
Perhaps reality is too nuanced to fit into a single sentence? Or new information comes along that updates our understanding of the world?
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greesil
5y ago
The goal was to minimize casualties and human misery, to prevent what some countries are going through right now. Flatten the curve was a slogan.
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greesil
5y ago
Way too young
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greesil
5y ago
Usually there's some correlation here
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greesil
5y ago
Maybe they pay really well
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greesil
5y ago
Sometimes I need to take a break from the singularity, you know?
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greesil
5y ago
Smart dogs are working dogs. If they've got no work, they'll get up to bad things usually because you've left them in your house all day. If you want a pet, get a dumb dog. Or, a very lazy breed, like a greyhound.
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greesil
5y ago
The Laundry Files are pretty entertaining.
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greesil
5y ago
There is some overlap here with the plot of a science fiction book Accelerando. I guess the singularity is here but it's not what we expected.
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greesil
5y ago
Half facetious. The being likeable skill seems transferable. I'm sure it takes skill to do it well, but it's not my cup of tea.
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greesil
5y ago
What skills do people learn when consulting?
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greesil
6y ago
Why does the data change so much on the boundaries of states? I would expect the data to be locally correlated, and there wouldn't be discrepancies between neighboring rural counties that are in different states.
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greesil
6y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Y-Shield-Shielding-Paint-liter-size/d...
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