homonculus1

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by homonculus1 9y ago
That's fair, perhaps I misread it.
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by homonculus1 9y ago
I'm sick of the apologia for these unforgivable criminals. By all means separate them from each other based on circumstances, for their own good, but if you murder people you're unfit to live in society, full stop.
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by homonculus1 9y ago
>Do you perchance derive a feeling of superiority from your rigorosity? Guess again, I haven't been to the gym in some time so my ego isn't at stake here. I look down on this article precisely because it couches a malicious att
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by homonculus1 9y ago
>A regimented dancelike experience, as in aerobics or Zumba, is fine, but unsupervised dance moves reek of hedonism, and working out is supposed to be a form of work. Most people come with a plan like “legs and shoulders today” or “forty
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by homonculus1 9y ago
>I'd say this can count as lucky... or unlucky(?) beyond that, all you've got is your own toil, sweat, tears and guile. No, luck does not end at birth.
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by homonculus1 9y ago
This assessment naively assumes that only sexists can possibly become targets of #MeToo. Since #MeToo exists purely on a social level and without due process, the above is not the case.
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by homonculus1 9y ago
We want our children to surpass our own success. I don't see why a hypothetical race of artificial brain-gods would be any different, as long as they propagate our values and don't crush us.
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by homonculus1 9y ago
This safety feature is far more important than being able to go all the way to max instantly. But it could definitely be a one-way catch for quick turn-off: ___ _____ 0 \_| Max
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by homonculus1 9y ago
Critical thinking isn't some kind of academic jargon. It literally means applying criticism to the subject of thought.
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by homonculus1 9y ago
IMO it's far more misguided. We can push for precise and efficient language, or we can shrug our shoulders and let the lowest common denominator strip out all nuance.
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by homonculus1 11y ago
If you make note of the differences in physiology between the male and female body, you might discover that there is a non-arbitrary reason why industries requiring childcare have traditionally been the domain of women.
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by homonculus1 11y ago
Does that support the narrative that caregiving is shunted onto women against their will/without their say? For instance, family courts have a reputation for favoring women when awarding child custody. In light of this, your statistic
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by homonculus1 11y ago
Not sure I follow you here. How would they make money from controlling BTC other than by selling it? ...which is impossible if they break it, as argued above.
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by homonculus1 11y ago
CD-roms and disc media don't change for years, though. Popular apps change their interfaces every few months, it seems, and don't come with a manual. Learning the basics of a computer is more or less once-and-done, whereas keeping
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by homonculus1 11y ago
Do you also consider poetry a craft?
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by homonculus1 11y ago
"Thought crime" is a poor description because it is not a thought being punished, but an action. You couldn't be punished just for thinking about stolen goods. Analyzing intent is important to differentiate between people who
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by homonculus1 11y ago
I think it makes more sense to say that selling includes an element of teaching.
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by homonculus1 11y ago
Christians and Jews are pretty heavily involved in child genital mutilation.