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human_person
4y ago
I think there is a simpler solution. 1. Land ownership should be an exclusively human right. Any ‘vampire’ entity (such as a corporation) that doesn’t naturally die shouldn’t be able to endlessly accumulate land. 2. The property tax rate sh
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Is there really any such thing as free speech absolutism? Let’s say there are no rules about what you can say on Twitter. Carol tweets about not liking video games. In response 100s of trolls/bots start threatening to rape her. Alice
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human_person
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But is it about the average state of the reservoir or the extreme case of catching (all) the water you get during unlikely but intense weather events?
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human_person
4y ago
I disagree. It can certainly be creepy but cross generational friendships are not inherently creepy or bad. Meeting people where they socialize is a key part of friendship.
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4y ago
Have you mentioned that to your distant relatives? They might be more interested in x/2% (or even x/4%) of something, instead of x% of nothing. I guess worse case they would try to help with admin.
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I’m not sure > As a white guy, I'd certainly encourage you not to worry about this -- if we're talking about an upper middle class, professional-ish activity, you can be fairly sure that all those white people feel self-consci
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Since you are referring to affirmative action and hiring quotas as “real barriers” I would guess that you haven’t really been in a situation where you the first/only person of your gender or race (etc) to do something. In that case (si
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4y ago
The Wyoming Rule is a proposal to increase the size of the United States House of Representatives so that the standard representative-to-population ratio would be that of the smallest state, which is currently Wyoming (copied from Wikipedia
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4y ago
I’m actually not all that surprised by this. Strangers are easy to talk to, most likely you’ll never see them again and they’ll forget you 5 minutes after you leave the room. You can be anyone with them. Why not be your truest self? Friend
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4y ago
I think that speaks more to environmental hostility due to social/governmental choices. The woman lost her mobility because the mayor didn’t clear the side walks. Not because of winter. If if we designed public transportation so it was
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I know a handful of individuals who graduated from college at 20. All of them regret it. Starting their careers a few years early in no way made up for missed experiences or the social awkwardness of being significantly less mature than the
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4y ago
My understanding is happiness will revert to the baseline if you have a set loss such as going blind or losing a limb. But a degenerative illness implies continued increasing loss in which case you would not have a chance to get used to it
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Personally I like subtitles because I can watch with friends/family and not miss any content, even when they are loudly wondering who a particular actor is, or what they missed when they went to get snacks.
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4y ago
One thing that helps me is knowing that as the person actually building it I have the power/final say. You can say no to features or build the features you believe are more important. It’s the pms job to convince you that their priori
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I was one of the neighbors. I actually loved this event. The first time I walked by was right around the George Floyd protests and it was refreshing to see the police working with the local community (blocking off the street). So kids (and
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4y ago
Store a hash of the location and a counter. On the xth visit save the location info unhashed? Decrement the counter once a month then delete the saved info and switch back to a hash if the counter drops below x
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Even if we got emissions to zero tomorrow we’d still be in serious trouble. We need carbon capture. Emission reduction just reduces our rate of acceleration towards destruction. We need to hit the brakes.
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human_person
4y ago
This summer might be hot but compared to the next 50 its probably the coolest. On behalf of your future self, enjoy the moderate temperatures!
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Considering pregnancy can result in death (at a higher rate than kidney donation as noted elsewhere in the thread) as well as countless other long term conditions your 9 month limit doesn’t really make sense. But let’s say you could loan o
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But it’s not. In no other case is one human forced to sacrifice their own body to keep another human alive. The fetus is welcome to continue living. It simply can’t live in this particular womb. If ‘pro-life’ people genuinely cared about th
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Not only that but once half of the population has lost bodily autonomy why would anyone believe that their rights are safe? Today a woman can be compelled to use an organ in her body to keep another person alive. What’s to stop the court fr
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human_person
4y ago
Same. But in real life I would just draw it out on a piece of paper.
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Libby - endless ebooks from your local library Zotero - I save interesting papers I come across to Zotero and then read them when I have free time. C25K - I hate running. I’ve probably restarted this a dozen times over the past 5 yrs but t
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So I disagree with his argument that infinite growth is possible. But even taking that premiss as correct If you want more brain power you don't need more people, you can simply treat the people that already exist better. Think of how
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I lean towards thinking 15% of people are good 15% are bad and 70% are distributed somewhere in between but mostly follow the herd/social conventions.
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“moisturizes her face for an hour every night and feels guilty when she eats anything other than salad for lunch” He’s also saying that good looks/being cute take effort.
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I think you are correct about the current state of the field. However having seen some of the HCA decisions from the funders perspective I'd say that the tech development is the main goal. However tech development in this sense also in
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I found one dataset with ovary cells! https://cellxgene.cziscience.com/e/human_cell_landscape.cxg/ Also I would recommend rechecking the site every few weeks. We are currently adding a lot of new datasets.
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Efficiency isn’t the goal of government. Serving everyone /every edge case is. A classic example is usps vs fedex. The postal service has to deliver to everyone. Not just people living in high density areas. Fedex can choose to only d
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Hope in the dark by Rebecca Solnit[0] is helpful for thinking about your own actions in a larger context The mindful self compassion workbook[1] is a cbt like guidebook to treating yourself well (mentally/emotionally) Brene Brown’s boo
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