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by insickness 3y ago
I'm surprised that almost every single comment on here is negative toward the author not wanting to take psychedelics. Do you all think everyone should take psychedelics? Is there any good reason not to? I've done psychedelics and
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>everyone would turn and look at one person So the person everyone thinks would do it is pronounced guilty. I don't see any way that could go horribly wrong.
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by insickness 3y ago
Absolutely false. If the government is going to abridge my rights, such as forcing lockdowns or vaccinations, they better show me the necessity and efficacy of those abridgements. The government can't just come in and say, "This i
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by insickness 3y ago
I do it all the time in chat. I'll say, Good Morning [name], and wait for them to respond. It seems rude to me to just blurt out what I want. If I walked up to someone in an office whom I don't normally speak with, I would first s
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by insickness 3y ago
A few thoughts: Look for opportunities to take on roles if there is volatility. I moved into management when our current manager left and I volunteered to be an interim manager. I did well and they moved me into the position permanently. Y
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by insickness 3y ago
If this is over email, I always start with the "ask" first and then follow up with the most important information: "I'd like your approval to move the validation job to a new server. It will only take one hour but will s
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by insickness 3y ago
The narration was bad. I was thinking maybe it was the head developer of the project and they wanted her to narrate or something. Why would you choose that narration?
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by insickness 3y ago
> There is some competition between subreddits for attention The existing sub-subreddits organically evolved from disputes between more primary subreddits about the type of content users wanted to see; e.g. r/atheism decides they do
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by insickness 3y ago
A few years ago I noticed the phenomenon where I would walk outside and couldn't for the life of me remember what I'd been doing for the few hours. It happened a few times and then I realized that this happens when I was on Reddit
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by insickness 3y ago
Digg users went to Reddit, a viable alternative. There's nowhere for Reddit users to exodus to.
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Flamethrower drone can shoot a seven-metre long stream of fire https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3_eEO0Cvwg
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by insickness 3y ago
While not a toy, in shoe stores they used to x-ray children's feet to measure them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoe-fitting_fluoroscope
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This or someone uses it expecting to keep children safe and a child falls out. Etsy gets sued.
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> Then we come back to Johnny Depp, the accused wife-beater with a long and documented history of violence to his name. The only accusations of violence ever came from Amber Heard, whom he sued for defamation and won. Anyone watching the
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by insickness 3y ago
The effect of SSRIs on depression is moderate but statistically significant: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5667359/ I suspect the response varies greatly by individuals: some respond a lot and
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by insickness 3y ago
The computer-generated voice talking about moods reminds me of "the design is very human" guy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcLoG4KAsBk
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by insickness 3y ago
Anki for the win! There's nothing like it if you want to retain large amounts of detailed knowledge.
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by insickness 4y ago
This is a great question and I have no idea why. But if I liked the video, I'm afraid to click "not interested" because I don't want Youtube to not recommend similar content in the future.
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by insickness 4y ago
There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses. Ezekiel 23:20 https://live.bible.is/bible/ENGEVD/EZK/23/20
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by insickness 4y ago
> managing a marriage within the context of my emotional instability Is it possible your marriage is contributing to your emotional instability? It may not be. Maybe they help you and are grounding you and improving your life. But maybe
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by insickness 4y ago
Do you not even notice the anger in your response? This is exactly the kind of response to different points of view that he's talking about.
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by insickness 4y ago
I produce electronic pop under the moniker Visions of Division. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@visions.of.division Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0b836tZPLcWr1M0BTr6qhp?si=Y1... I also cre
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by insickness 4y ago
And Republicans would claim that Democrats deny scientific evidence when it comes to gender and race.
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by insickness 4y ago
Not clear why you're getting downvoted, but this is the exact right answer. The Twitter files was proof that the Federal government put pressure on Twitter to censor specific viewpoints.
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Do you subscribe to the concept of "harmful speech," where certain speech and concepts should be censored on the grounds that it hurts certain people?
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by insickness 4y ago
> I'd 100% believe that was legitimate if I saw it with no AI warning. And if it weren't such an obviously fake situation. Imagine it were more subtle, like Cruise out on a date in a high-end bar, coming onto a woman and overst
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by insickness 4y ago
> If you are mad at somebody at work and you hit them a little bit that is egregious and completely unacceptable behavior The difference is that under no circumstances does an office job require violent interaction where as for a police
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> The radicalization appears to be more on the right Do you have data to support this? And how do you define 'radicalization'? Remember, there was an entire summer of violence in cities across the US after George Floyd. If by r
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I donate to FIRE and support most of what they do but I disagree with their position here. I don't like that the professor got fired for this but as a private institution, Hamlin has their own right to mediate speech as they see fit. G
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My father is 96 years old and grew up in Nazi Germany in a small town called Bautzen. I did several hours of interviews with him about his experiences growing up, which I am turning into a book. This is what he said about Kristallnacht: &qu

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