ilololed

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   by ilololed 4y ago

   Exactly, so if you're well, but then you contract a chronic illness, one that leaves you in constant pain, you'll eventually "return to your own previous happiness level" right? So no big deal?
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   by ilololed 4y ago

   Excellent point: conservative television empire Sinclair Broadcast Group writes a lot of talking points for local affiliates. No wonder Trump loved them so much: > So funny to watch Fake News Networks, among the most dishonest groups of
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   by ilololed 4y ago

   Not to worry, the hedonic treadmill means they'll be just as happy as everyone else! (right?)
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   by ilololed 4y ago

   They're comparing it to SMS and voice calling on Android (and apples and oranges are very similar)
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   by ilololed 4y ago

   idk, I've tried baiting these -- respond with "no problem, your appointment is booked!" They will thank you and proceed with the "so what are your hobbies" part.
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   by ilololed 4y ago

   So, how many fake 6-digit codes did you give them before they caught on?
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   by ilololed 4y ago

   Terrible straw man. The OP themselves explains why spam is much more than "doing regular business:" > I was told that cold emails are just what B2B companies do and that it is widely accepted, [...] but it just doesn't fee