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guythedudebro
5y ago
Sure, it could be. I never said otherwise. However, I am unsure what good evidence for a corresponding immaterial part might look like.
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guythedudebro
5y ago
I thought it was a useful label to describe a set of people who would make an effort not to settle for supernatural explanations
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guythedudebro
5y ago
> Materialists always lose me when they start trying to explain things like how exactly inanimate matter started thinking. I've never seen any recourse other than handwaving of the highest order. Usually it's something along th
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Not only that, but the fact that consuming a chemical can make your consciousness feel so different always felt to me like pretty good evidence that consciousness is material. I do think there are rational realizations that rational people
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guythedudebro
5y ago
I'm amused and perplexed at your choice of the word "cobble" there
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Does the apartment have a door?
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Ok well now you have to apologize to jazzyjackson
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Through Greece and the Balkans
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Is this comment supposed to make sense?
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Lol. Society just hasn't tried the right strain yet
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Currently living with the type
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guythedudebro
5y ago
"even if it isn't a deadly virus" is the relevant part here
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guythedudebro
5y ago
You almost (maybe) had a point. Wait til you find out what happened to the titanic
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guythedudebro
5y ago
What you quoted does not really imply you are at an extreme risk of getting a deadly virus.
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Bad weather incentivizes industriousness
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Alright, and read more than one book on the subject and realize that's an oversimplification
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guythedudebro
5y ago
And here y'are writing this comment bud
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guythedudebro
5y ago
If you admit the last sentence is hyperbole I'll be a lot more likely to take your recommendation
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guythedudebro
5y ago
To be fair I had the same fantasy. When I was 11.
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Care to expand?
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Actually tastes good is a severe understatement
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guythedudebro
5y ago
The idea that Germany came even close to winning the war has always seemed aggressively idiotic to me. We weren't lucky to win the war, Germany was lucky to even make it out of the 30's
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guythedudebro
5y ago
> Arguably they only paid such a high price due to their industrial underdevelopment which was partly due to their economic and political system. So arguably it had nothing to do with the largest war of all time waged against them explic
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guythedudebro
5y ago
> US politics has largely revolved around the prevention of interracial relationships for at least a century and a half What
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Yeah everyone knows children will innately learn calculus from flinging mud at eachother.
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Mexico isn't in South America
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guythedudebro
5y ago
No they didn't.
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guythedudebro
5y ago
I feel this way and I have a very easy job and life
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guythedudebro
5y ago
Yeah, that's a dick move from the dog owner for sure. But, it's both not out of the realm of something you should probably expect from public features and also probably not harmful enough to swear off of them.
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guythedudebro
5y ago
This but unironically.
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