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izzydata
7y ago
I'd like to suggest that they are making it worse. We used to play games together on the couch, but now we can be alone in our houses watching strangers instead. Social media in general is making us all more lonely while tricking us in
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izzydata
7y ago
That's a nice sentiment, but everything you believe is conditional. I doubt there is literally no changes that could ever occur that would change your mind about anything including love. Perhaps the likelihood of those things are close
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izzydata
7y ago
I'm not convinced. What the author describes as irrational or for no reason are likely just reasons that are too difficult to grasp or articulate. I bet even people we would describe as clinically insane probably have reasons that they
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izzydata
7y ago
There is probably some worthwhile deeper analysis, but my lazy response would be that the whole world is more connected than it has ever been and when things start becoming a problem it will cascade to everyone eventually.
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izzydata
7y ago
But putting it into words would help solidify those thoughts into concepts you can grasp and then later articulate.
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izzydata
7y ago
Presumably sperm from a donor that had desirable traits.
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izzydata
7y ago
I just wanted to say that you should have used the word trope instead of meme.
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izzydata
7y ago
People have trouble thinking outside of the limited world view that was forced upon them as children. It's much easier to put things into containers in your mind that can't be overlapping.
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izzydata
7y ago
Ok, there are probably a few more stipulations about this particular thing that make this surprising such as being on youtube which I visit quite frequently.
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izzydata
7y ago
It's amazing to learn that something I've never heard of is worth $4 billion.
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izzydata
7y ago
Which are you and what's your favorite color?
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by
izzydata
7y ago
You just aren't trying hard enough.
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izzydata
7y ago
I feel like I'm the exact opposite. I'm much better at deriving algorithms and CS concepts on the spot than memorizing the latest flavor of the month webtool or language. Why am I working as a software QA if there are so many deve
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izzydata
7y ago
I definitely don't intend to. I just know people will.
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izzydata
7y ago
It is unfortunate that this has actually happened to you.
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izzydata
7y ago
I was pretty sure fiber was bi-directional so you can always saturate the same fiber with all upload or download based on demand. Copper wire can't do this so they use most of their last mile copper for download since that is what most
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izzydata
7y ago
Not sure how being additionally discriminatory in other fields is fair. Both are unfair. Not saying either of them are "wrong", but definitely not "fair". Which might be fine. I have no idea.
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izzydata
7y ago
I'd like to believe I know better than that, but I see your point.
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izzydata
7y ago
Aren't password managers sacrificing security for convenience? Remembering hundreds of long unique passwords being the most secure, but too difficult. If you could remember everything then you would have an uncompromisable storage syst
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izzydata
7y ago
I blame neutrinos flipping bits.
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izzydata
7y ago
Other than the scale of funding and being medical related which were the wild parts about the Theranos scandal.
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izzydata
7y ago
I am skeptical that this really gets at the heart of what makes socializing as an introvert different than for an extrovert. Being in a social situation brings some level of anxiety to the table even if everyone is silent and that eventuall
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izzydata
7y ago
If they had taken $1M of that saved $5M and distributed it to all of the families inconvenienced by this change I wonder if that would have affected their opinion.
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izzydata
7y ago
I don't think "misery" isn't the right word here.
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izzydata
7y ago
Observing some beautiful architecture in China and staying at a luxury hotel doesn't feel like experiencing what it means to live in China. It's a theme park in the sense that you are on a pre-determined course going from location
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izzydata
7y ago
Personally I wouldn't consider tourism to theme park style destinations as experiencing other cultures.
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izzydata
7y ago
That's kind of what I was thinking. We don't even need to technically run out of oil. We just need to reach some threshold where life as we know it is no longer feasible and the world is forced to make drastic changes. People will
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izzydata
7y ago
Some amount of money will likely be able to buyout those reasons, but that isn't guaranteed and all of those reasons are still reasons.
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izzydata
7y ago
That seems more expensive than owning a car. Assuming 5 workdays a week and 2 rides per day then that is 40 rides a month on average which could be anywhere from $360 to $480 a month.
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izzydata
7y ago
Perhaps it make sense to place all your key fobs in a small Faraday cage while not in use.
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