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by gryfft 11mo ago
> more of a type-2 fun, not necessarily fun in the moment This is a funny and accurate way of looking at it. After trying it a few times I felt like I had seen everything salvia had to show me. A dissociative kaleidoscope that leaves you
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by gryfft 11mo ago
I just looked this up on Wikipedia the other day. I was surprised to learn that this study has recently been discredited. > Rosenhan’s paper continues to be cited hundreds of times a year, and its alleged findings are seen as crucial evi
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by gryfft 1y ago
> The best predictor of future events is past experience. I have never died before, not once in my life. The most likely outcome is that I will live forever.
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by gryfft 1y ago
What effect will this have on Nvidia stock?
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by gryfft 1y ago
I've been putting off reading this, but I've seen a few comment sections about it now, so I would like to register a prediction before I do. The idea of exploring a sexual subculture on the Internet doesn't strike me as a bad
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by gryfft 1y ago
> It is really, really hard for me to direct my monologue to everyday routine activities. +1 to that, I would say it's virtually impossible for me, and I really entirely on nonverbal/muscle memory for said things, and that&#x27
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by gryfft 1y ago
The GP comment really resonated with me so here's my best shot at it. When I'm searching my pockets with my hands, I might have just had a verbalized thought like "where did I put my keys?" This is followed/accompan
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by gryfft 1y ago
They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words. They have the right to play. They even like to pl
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by gryfft 1y ago
There are and were grown men and women, of voting age, of drinking age, who are and were parents themselves, who have served in our country's military, even some who have died in its service-- all after this "emergency" was d
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by gryfft 1y ago
> because republicans never actually intended to release everything All you did was hide my previous point in here and then pretend it's not there. These mental gymnastics must be exhausting.
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by gryfft 1y ago
Then you simply have not been paying attention. The Republican base was full throatedly calling for the release of the files mere months ago. They were sitting "on Bondi's desk." Releasing them then would not be seen as cavin
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by gryfft 1y ago
If releasing the Epstein files would accomplish nothing, why is preventing their release the indisputable highest priority of the Republican party?
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by gryfft 1y ago
Nice, but doesn't automatically update when the Google avatar changes. Cache invalidation strikes again.
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by gryfft 1y ago
It's funny, negative parallelisms used to be a favorite gimmick of mine, back in the before-times. Nowadays, every time I see "it isn't just..." I feel disappointment and revulsion. The really funny thing is, I'll p
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by gryfft 1y ago
[2018] Interesting read. The first appeal to authority hits a bit different now with the publicity of Dershowitz's Epstein connections.
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by gryfft 1y ago
Heh, the noselect is a pointed touch.
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by gryfft 1y ago
> If we were living in pre-agrarian society you would either be on the "work treadmill" building/maintaining shelter and finding food or you would starve or freeze to death. It is my understanding that anthropology has sho
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by gryfft 1y ago
You certainly don't want yucky undesirables to have shelter when homeless, to be fed when hungry, to be clothed when naked? Just because they happen to be the same species as you? Just because their blood is the same color as yours?
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by gryfft 1y ago
I think you might be onto something-- perhaps something from the first sentence of the post to which you are replying.
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by gryfft 1y ago
AI detectors indicate that this is likely LLM-generated
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by gryfft 1y ago
"Look, I just know injecting the feces of elderly men into badgers is going to pay off. I just need one more grant to buy the seed badgers." "After how the thing with the phlegm and the horses worked out, it's a hard n
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by gryfft 1y ago
The fact that we did, the fact that we have consistently been right about everything, and that we still lost, will all continue to provide grand amusement and deep satisfaction to the victors as they proceed to crush us. What could be sweet
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by gryfft 1y ago
I really do not believe this was the case before 45. One of the generally-agreed-upon criteria for presidential candidates was that they act "Presidential", which was understood to be a sort of universally unoffensive masculine st
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by gryfft 1y ago
The fact that this is true feels like we as a society just shrugged and gave up about something like, say, ubiquitous lice or ticks. "Yeah, everyone just has those, all the time."
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by gryfft 1y ago
You can beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride
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by gryfft 1y ago
> The tech entrepreneur has upended one business after another. Now he may be going after our phone networks. Same play as Twitter, I suppose. Power accretes.
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by gryfft 1y ago
> Neither of those reasons are very interesting or unusual. But there was a third reason, which is that in May of 2021, I became involved in an incident between Bloomberg and the Chinese Communist Party. The hook, just before the paywall
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by gryfft 1y ago
I remember waffleimages
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by gryfft 1y ago
That was the typo that made me bail on reading this article.
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by gryfft 1y ago
You might be interested in this paper: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1363505/

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