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by jahnu 5y ago
I'm glad your experience wasn't too bad but it isn't always so. The Austrian state practically terrorised some activists here for years destroying their lives and almost completely got away with it until German reporters wrot
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by jahnu 5y ago
Good article, that.
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by jahnu 5y ago
> Small-scale sustainable farms produce more food per hectare than industrial farming. I thought that was only true in poor and developing countries but that large industrial farms in highly developed nations produced way more than every
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by jahnu 5y ago
It's pain all the way down على طول الطريق uʍop ʎɐʍ ǝɥʇ llɐ
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by jahnu 5y ago
They exist for EU users of booking.com And several of the dark patterns don't. Because of fairly mild regulations that protect the consumer. Draw your own conclusions here.
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by jahnu 5y ago
Haha that feeling of running in awful weather and knowing, "well it can't get worse!" :) And honestly the marathons and even half marathons are not important, imo. Getting over 10k regularly was very nice though. It's a
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by jahnu 5y ago
I know what that is like. About 3 years ago I started running. I need to do something, anything, as sitting at a desk all day is not healthy. I did no sport and was mildly overweight and getting heavier. I'm was in my mid 40s and it wa
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by jahnu 5y ago
I hope our interaction has appropriately updated our priors ;)
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I do actually support vaccine mandates in emergencies such as these. I don't know what I said that makes you think otherwise.
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Why would you set up a straw man that you don't even know the definition of yourself? For me ending the pandemic is a return to regular life and a health care system that is no longer stretched beyond typical capacity. This can be achi
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by jahnu 5y ago
Rubbish. The CDC advises all policy on this matter in the US and they publicly published that infection and recovery from Delta and subsequent variants gives a stronger immune response than vaccination alone . It's trivial to find thi
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I agree people should get the shot. It's so amazingly clear that it's effective at helping your immune system to fight the virus quicker. But the CDC did announce that since delta people who recovered from an infection have better
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Please define what you mean by ending the pandemic. > human rights violations. Which ones?
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> the aggressive dismissal and censorship of natural immunity who agressively dismissed this?
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> I don't believe there is any evidence to suggest that these vaccines will get us to an end state where the virus is no longer circulating. Who is saying there is?
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That's a great video. Her videos often offer a really refreshing sceptical balance to the dominant overly optimistic and downright incorrect pop-sci stuff out there.
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by jahnu 5y ago
For gun violence, murder, and rape, yes I think it's pretty clear cut for the US as a whole. I would hazard a guess that there are large parts of the US where violence is more comparable to, say, the average Canadian levels.
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by jahnu 5y ago
Different societies have different thresholds and criteria for what problems can be solved with violence or the threat of violence. We can see this manifest in the use of violence by the state authorities. E.g. if state applies capital puni
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by jahnu 5y ago
I find these comparisons unhelpful. What happened in China during the Cultural Revolution is on such a different level of awfulness it just isn't even the tiniest bit comparable to anything controversial or problematic happening in Wes
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That's my understanding too but I am also saying that "less you move in time" needs to be more rigorously defined. As it stands above I'm not sure it makes sense, even though it might be a useful fiction to get a handle
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by jahnu 5y ago
> "The more you move in space, the less you move in time." Isn't that missing a bit at the end? The less you appear to move in time from a different frame of reference? We all move through time at exactly 1 second per seco
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by jahnu 5y ago
They/we really don't! :) A guy I used to know was telling about a British children's TV show where all the characters names were actually double entendres. It just so happened that I had recently read the fascinating story ab
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Fine words! I wonder where you stole them.
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I think the one thing we can be sure of is that he is no idiot. He's very very smart at many things. But like anyone he does idiotic things at times but I suppose they are amplified by his strange life.
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He certainly comes across as a jerk at times but I am wary of thinking we have a good handle on what he is really like at all.
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I don't see him being treated as a pariah on here. He is being judged by the many things he does which as times goes on will vary more and more. Some will attract praise and some will attract scorn. I would bet big that most people on
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I don't understand why they can't all have interactive debugging either.
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Alternatively people have found their own way to be happy and want to fill their lives with more experiences and less work for someone else's wealth.
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Can't comment on SK. But in the West we do the same thing. It's a good thing imo to very often represent in our fiction what changes we mostly wish for in reality. We've made great strides in women's equality but are sti
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by jahnu 5y ago
Aha! Thanks for the info. The visuals were really good and I suspect the actors are not bad either. They just had bad lines.

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