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by iinnPP 3y ago
Out of curiosity and with zero background knowledge on what you have communicated here I have a question. Was there a denial that there would be a problem from mainstream sources? If so, was the cat out of the bag moment followed by 'n
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For what it's worth, I hate being the problem with no solutions person. I don't think it's particularly useful and when I can think of potential solutions I will push for them at my own expense. Though honestly, those expense
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I wish my friends were this honest and blunt. I acknowledge that the friends I keep would almost certainly disagree though. The normal (at least in Canada) seems to be as you suggest. I'm perfectly ok with being the weird one though.
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I live in Canada where your suggestion is implemented at least in some capacity. The result has not been great. I believe part of the problem is that many people simply cannot afford to pay more. If we could target both problems at once I c
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This isn't really something that can be legislated. The cat is out of the bag, it's not being put back in. And closing the systems that are massive and popular will simply encourage replacements that have less restrictions. We can
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This sounds like a climate change problem that should receive a quick solution for the sake of the planet. Amazon is well placed to provide distribution of these parts at reasonable rates. Maybe they can be forced into such in order to cont
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Specifically the least comfortable cell possible in the most violent county possible.
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by iinnPP 3y ago
Google does a "great" job ensuring most people cannot understand their privacy policy. So maybe they have some fault there. I also think Google should disallow these types of websites from using Analytics. That said, Canada has a
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We have a unique problem here that cannot be solved with legislation. The world government will never agree to it and will use it for power. The citizenry will never agree to it because the government won't. Furthermore, we almost unan
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That's the next person's problem. I hear the next person's name is tomorrow.
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by iinnPP 3y ago
Exactly this. The only point i would add is the long ads that require an action to skip (30+ minutes). More recently I have also been getting clear scams as ads and no amount of reporting can get rid of them. These are the reasons I spent t
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by iinnPP 3y ago
My comment wasn't really meant for you. It wasn't a criticism of you. It was a message indicating that everyone should be free to make their own decisions and shouldn't feel pressured based on how anyone else perceives them.
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by iinnPP 3y ago
Yes, tell people how they ought behave in order to meet your view of them.
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The assumption that people from the LGBT+ community must be of certain political beliefs is in itself prejudice. People don't have to do what anyone believes is best for them. They don't need anyone pressuring them to behave a cer
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You can toe a line without toeing a line. That's the group involved in enforcing the line.
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One difference, without picking a side of where that lands in impact(and based on Ontario, Canada's rules): Natural immunity wasn't allowed.
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by iinnPP 3y ago
It's NIMBYism for jobs. We need a new acronym for it. My effortless attempt: OMIJIB(Only My Information Job Is Brilliant)? O-My-Jib
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Sounds like every citizen globally. Except for oligarchs, also globally.
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Seems par for the course here(and everywhere). Society has become(perhaps always has been) incredibly selfish. The extent of the common persons concern for others is typically expressed on things like Twitter or even HN. The types are in th
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What a sad state of affairs. Your second example is far more news worthy. Oddly enough, the end result of this preference will -probably- be increased public "justice."
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by iinnPP 3y ago
You're right. 100%. There are areas that promote walking and other forms of transit and there are those that don't. I am in a city that contains a voter base that is 80%(NDP - A Canadian political party that is left of the Trudeau
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by iinnPP 3y ago
Of course. I couldn't do what I do there and would never suggest anyone choosing that life should change. I value personal freedom immensely. There are definitely things that could be done in that situation to limit the need for drivin
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by iinnPP 3y ago
I work full time. I make all my food from scratch(when tomatoes are off season I do use canned tomatoes and tomato paste but not something such as tomato sauce) I have one child, an elderly dependent, and a wife. My wife also works full tim
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by iinnPP 3y ago
Not everywhere. That is a very deliberate decision on my part. I have picked jobs which support it, moved where I rent based on it, and made it important. Not for the environment either, but for me. If you want to work 15km from your home a
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by iinnPP 3y ago
I think there is a clearly positive impact in having what I imagine would be 70% less vehicles on the road. Including the added benefit of the elimination of driveway requirements and huge parking areas allowing for more dense development a
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What is stopping them exactly? I live in a well off area on the outskirts of a city of 500,000. Driving across the city takes an hour. I have lived in the south-east, south, north, central, west, southwest, and northeast areas of the city a
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by iinnPP 3y ago
I was downvoted into oblivion for suggesting part of the EV solution will be to force people out of driving and into using a Waymo-like service. Seems pretty obvious to me. I also don't drive and don't use public transportation or
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> This is just talking past the conclusion though. Have you considered that the reason people are freaking out is because this is the first technology directly displacing a bunch of white collar work and not blue collar work? I've b
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It's not a large stretch to imagine a scenario where AGI or even ChatGPT is used to justify a nuclear war where a select few are secured and humanity is reset under their control. There's a reason for the plethora of fiction aroun
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This is true to an extent here as well but it's definitely not the majority of people. Im not looking, but the audio timing gives it away most of the time. The real givaway comes from push doors where only air driers exist and people d

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