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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 3mo ago
This is the logical conclusion but there is currently a mass wave of Meta grunts downvoting. Apparently if countries all put an age limit on tobacco it must mean there is a secret group coordinating for it for ulterior reasons.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 3mo ago
Oh yes like Indonesia, Malaysia and Turkey. If it is happening worldwide, it is less likely to be a coordinated scheme and more likely coming to the same conclusions based on current research. Edit because I'm getting limited: This isn
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 3mo ago
Conspiracy theory^ This is happening worldwide: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_age_verification_laws_b...
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 3mo ago
Better then performing a social experiment on children.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 3mo ago
Investigations are pretty much its own sport now in the UK. People are always getting investigated over "inappropriate" comments or behaviour, basically anything. I'm sure some people at HR love it.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
At worse you suffer from cognitive atrophy. Become more dumb and lazy.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Some people really badly want the world economy to implode.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Norway: 5.6 million population. 14 Nobel Laureates, world class talent in multiple sports and origin of best chess player of all time. Based.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Every day I start to understand a little better why history unfolded the way it did.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
https://sinceyouarrived.world/taken
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
You realise they don't need to ban under 16s to come up with an excuse to force online ID checks? This conspiracy theory needs to end.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
This is fantastic. This is what I'm going to say next time I work on military tech.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Ironic. I did both a humanities and a CS degree. The CS degree was filled with either south asian internationals or people who just want to make money. The rest were antisocial dudes. Humanities however was filled with young social women. T
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Chinese models are next, the whole reason this is happening is because they don't want China to steal their tech. It is no secret anymore that they have been distilling US models. That's why it is explicitly aimed at foreign natio
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
>The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign nation
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Sit back and watch the stock market implode as these lot double down on safety theatre. The hype is coming to an end.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
The great news is that they probably have an employee that leaks information back to China. Just like how China still buys Nvidia GPUs through Singapore: https://thenextweb.com/news/nvidia-blackwell-china-export-lo...
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
The EU is not exactly doing much better. None of them truly ever recovered from 2008 or 2020. It is either stagnation or managed decline.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Anti-social take. People are being exploited by some of the smartest people in the world who use natural human desires against people but somehow they are at fault for being small minded?
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
What I find unsettling is the monoculture that is being created by platforms like Instagram. You will see a 30 year old man from Alabama engaging in the same trends as a 19 year old girl from Japan. Suddenly everyone likes matcha and is pos
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Or you know, you could practice self control or do other things in your life.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Fortunately a rational society like Japan is not as interested in outsourcing their capacity to curve fitting models as other societies.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
More zero sum thinking.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Excess testosterone can be converted to estrogen.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
>Unless you're already at full Norwood VII I was at "80% hair loss" and they pretty much just carpet bombed my scalp. Looks great now, no meds.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
Let me be clear: hormone suppression is not a "side effect" it is the effect. Ironically, the side effect is the hair growth. Edit: systemic effect is not 0% even with topical, enters your bloodstream nonetheless. To respond to
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
It is mostly a waiting game. The first month is about cleaning the scabs off your scalp and keeping away from the sun and certain activities while the hair follicles anchor and the scalp heals. Your hair will go through an initial 'sho
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
>I take dutasteride and apply topical minoxidil daily. This is so extremely harmful. I wish you the best of luck. Edit: To whoever I upset, yes it is harmful to suppress your sexual hormones daily. Originally it was never intended for ha
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
I remember when Pixar created a virtual skinner box.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 4mo ago
White guy experiences what it is like to not be white. >A Korean couple on a double-date had the courtesy to speak to each other in English in front of me even though I'd never expect that from them, but my Chinese coworkers did not

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