herewegoagain2

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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
Any proof for that?
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
1) Because there was just a single "capitol incident", and several BLM riots. 2) So you seriously believe all violence at BLM riots was solely because of false flag white supremacists? Really? 3) Bullshit. Riots are not "demo
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
"It's offensive" is not actually an argument. There never was a societal consensus that nobody should be allowed to say things that somebody could consider offensive. That's just what some people want, as a means to cont
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
What would "they" do if they were enemies of Robin Hood? Short Robin Hood stock? Or send contract killers?
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
"The common person always loses when bubbles burst." That is a tautology, because you define the "common person" as the person who loses. I'm sure there were people who made good money in the 2008 housing bubble. Di
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
It reads like a rationalization for being mediocre to me, to be honest. The definition of genius by "impact on society" is obviously wrong. And it's easy to selectively quote people who have something bad to say about a perso
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
These modern systems are just extremely complex, created by the combined energy of many, many people. But nature around us is still even more complex, and there are many mechanisms in nature we don't understand (like the human brain).
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
I think China introduced a law recently, limiting usage to a certain amount time.
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
Your notebook with replaceable battery is fatter and heavier than the notebook without the replacable battery, and uses more resources, too (additional shell for the battery, cables, connectors...). Also more expensive to built, as it is mo
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
It doesn't mean devices live longer. Only a fraction of them break, and especially with electronics never versions are strictly better than older versions. Most people buy newer iPhone because their old ones have become too slow, not b
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
"the hell-hole shit-crap reality" Yeah, those iPhones and MacBooks are such shit, really. What a hellish world to live in.
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
Basic household stuff doesn't break every year. And not everybody is qualified to repair that stuff (which happens to be plugged into power outlets). I personally didn't dare to try to repair my washing machine or dishwashers (bey
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
People just can't get their heads wrapped around the efficiency of industrialization. Repairing stuff is an expert dedicating 30 minutes or more (often more) to your gadget. (sometimes that expert might be you yourself - it still remai
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
I had been a Firefox user (or Mozilla) since the Netscape days. I have now purged it from my devices since they became pro deplatforming and amplification of fake news. They have betrayed the values (I thought) they stood for.
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
Because presumably Chrome sends data about your browsing habits to Google, and Chromium does not.
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by herewegoagain2 6y ago
Did anybody even ask for fact checking notes by Twitter? I don't think so. Whatever the Twitter fact checking note says, you should still not take any information from the internet at facee value.