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by jajko 2y ago
Yes unless we talk about kids. They have no life experience, defenses, and are very vulnerable to skilled manipulative attacks. They form various addictive behavioral patterns pretty quickly. Just look around how many kids are properly addi
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by jajko 2y ago
Looking at your comment history, it checks out. > What's wrong with El Salvador? Isn't it a diverse country with wonderful people? You are also incorrect in your last 2 sentences but no point breaking it down, that much I'
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by jajko 2y ago
Been to CERN underground during one of their open days (every 5 years IIRC). How wires and everything was organized, you could literally eat from the ground of any big underground area. Seeing detector opened had similar vibes to that photo
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by jajko 2y ago
Sure if you build and restrict your life around no car, then its doable. Very restricted. Also that part about cost being cheaper ain't true - I have that half tariff. For going somewhere, anywhere, its the same cost (+ saving tons of
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by jajko 2y ago
Its like Tesla's FSD killing people. The threshold for acceptance of fuckups is very small, especially when you don't do anything wrong and there is a lot of needless humiliation. Why risk it? There are actually nice welcoming pla
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by jajko 2y ago
A defining pillar of a society is either a very strong common goal or enemy. US supplanted both, so yeah actually thank you for that. My 2 cents - wanted to take family on a trip to western US, parks and maybe SF, not in fucking hell now or
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by jajko 2y ago
Nobody watches or cares about some CNN, that stuff, or Fox and your bipolar political stuff US very much internal US matter. We care about outwardish things, trump mood swings and so on.
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by jajko 2y ago
Normal stuff, millions folks like that come every year. Millions folks like that live here and also have citizenship, I have friends and colleagues working in banking fitting that description (including passports). Now I am not saying we ar
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by jajko 2y ago
Nope and nope, same rules are for all. You want to steal private data, you will be labeled. If it comes from libs, maybe don't use shitty private data stealing libs? Move fast and break things - fuck that, anybody smart enough can proj
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by jajko 2y ago
I keep asking 2 colleagues how their nazi car is, suffice to say they are not very happy and ashamed of owning it now. Of course both have semi-mandatory stickers with 'I bought this car before elon turned nazi' but that's a
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by jajko 2y ago
OK so he and his cronies intentionally crash global economy to buy cheaply. How come absolutely nobody stands to them? If he would be dictator in 3rd world country, half of his military or personal guard would want to kill him. Then you hav
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by jajko 2y ago
You mean betatesting on millions of users? Yes traditional manufacturers are very wary of class action suits and generally have some reputation to uphold. Tesla, not so much... move fast, break things, kill few people, who cares current pro
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by jajko 2y ago
This banks on people's selfishness. I above everybody else. My kids will rule others, outlive them, outsmart them. Extremely dangerous mindset, but very common among power brokers and billionaires (and not only). They are not nice pe
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by jajko 2y ago
Yeah, some loss, a very visible one. But what we are losing now is much bigger, albeit much harder to point finger on and quantify. Some inner quality and strength that probably doesnt even have a name. Most people never even thought about
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by jajko 2y ago
Hate to burst anyone's bubble but trains in its current form aren't solution to mass transit. They help, sure, under certain circumstances, but are very costly to run and in peak you need huge amount of them. 1 disruption and ever
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by jajko 2y ago
He basically cleaned whole route for world dominance for China. All they have to do is to be more friendly to Europe, rest of Asia and literally rest of the world, thats enough. Just a bit friendly, nothing more. Once oil starts trading in
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by jajko 2y ago
So 3/4 will rearrange accordingly. It will take time and will be painful but for 96% of global population a step in right direction, there is only so many attacks and bullying one can stand. I wish it didnt have to come to this, but he
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by jajko 2y ago
and reverse for legal bad behavior is how he was treated by system
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by jajko 2y ago
Extremism on any side is bad, period. 'But they are worse' is sort of moot point and most people don't care about details, you simply lose normal audience and maybe gain some fringe.
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by jajko 2y ago
My wife is an opposite of power user and she now uses mostly chatgpt for anything more complex. The ease with fluent sentence search compared to trying to fit those few right terms that google search would understand, not overdo it, avoid o
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by jajko 2y ago
Marrying purely for "love" and ignoring core values, mindset compatibility, what they want in life and so on is a recipe for disaster, or at least some deep regrets down the line. I haven't seen nor heard about a single succe
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by jajko 2y ago
Well if you do all you can to stirr some 'great war', you will eventually get it. Its only US saying there will be one though, rest of the world is in WTF mode. China doesn't care about anything global but Taiwan and its own
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by jajko 2y ago
Sure they are, 2 seconds of googling compared to a minute writing your post: > The European Union (EU) has nine 'outermost regions' (ORs): Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Mayotte, Réunion and Saint Martin (France), the C
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by jajko 2y ago
No thank you. I prefer rich colors, they consistently make world look a more lively place, the more the better. There is some getting used to of course, but it doesn't normalize at the same bottom that sea of grey/white/black
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by jajko 2y ago
You should travel around the world (or even your own country) a bit more. There is a lot of such people in various cultures and places, but you won't see them if living in any sort of success bubble (ie SV). One of main reasons commu
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by jajko 2y ago
As mankind? Think how many cars were there in South America, Africa or Asia 50-70 years ago. Its what now, 100x more? Even in Europe its at least 10x but probably more compared to my childhood where I lived (east & west). My parents use
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by jajko 2y ago
I don't think vegetarian is enough, since it often means diary, which goes back to cows as one of highest polluters. Could be that one needs way fewer cows to produce diary equivalent to beef, that would invalidate above sentence. Anyb
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by jajko 2y ago
Take Nigeria - capital is cca 6 million. That means, that every year around 1150 children die from just air pollution alone, every year. That is properly fucked up for children under 5. They start with absolutely clean lungs and the damage
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by jajko 2y ago
What do you mean they don't exist. I see them everywhere, indoor, outdoor, also every single school gym regardless of level is also a basketball court. I've lived in 3 countries here east & west Europe and this is valid across
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by jajko 2y ago
> I’m not sure how many frequent travelers actually travel without a passport If you actually bothered for 3 seconds with checking actual article, its very first line

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