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1y ago
I may be imagining it but it's very reminiscent of "Scott Alexander" / Slate Star Codex / whatever he rebranded to
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I suppose the argument there is that it's not necessarily a megaphone for the fella with 24 followers. The concern comes from when someone amasses a following through "acceptable" means and then pivots. Not sure how to balanc
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My interpretation based on experience is that the underqualified individuals will often be more prone to volunteering, participation in clubs and committees, and politicking. The overqualified individuals also do this, but will likely be re
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1y ago
Manually syncing several of the MEP012 generators was always far more stressful to me than any physical dangers!
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> Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are th
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1y ago
I saw your upload (or the one you're referencing), thanks for the rapid ruin if you did that
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1y ago
the internet's down! it is always DNS let us go touch grass
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1y ago
This is an amazing summary of talking points, kudos regardless of your intentions
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1y ago
I thought we hated placing profit over ideals, did that change?
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2y ago
anybody who's ever tried to play bar trivia with a team should recognize this
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2y ago
perhaps most importantly, the ability to grin and bear it
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2y ago
I'm not convinced any humans have worked there for most of my lifetime.
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2y ago
I think it's the thing the powers that be said was inconclusive and/or ineffective (monoclonal antibodies) and in the same realm of conspiracy theorist homeopathic solutions. Just takes awhile for things to work out, it's OK.
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2y ago
Honestly it isn't much better here.
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2y ago
It took bipartisan pardons/commutations across 2 disparately ideological faction leaders to even the outcomes for both groups of people who purportedly aimed to overthrow the government that let them all be free.
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2y ago
Yeah well I started smoking weed when I was 16 and I'm a poor man approaching retirement with no family or friends or assets and a tenuous job predicated in my ability to perform manual labor. Now what.
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2y ago
At risk of saying too much... I am playing it again right now and am choosing a path of sobriety and contrition and it's been making me think, pray, and cry every night. I'm working on it.
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2y ago
It's not that simple. If all I have is a hammer, I don't view everything as a nail; I see first what other uses my hammer can have, then if a hammer won't do the job I seek or create another tool that will.
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2y ago
Thank you. Truly.
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2y ago
Your comment does not have a license and even if it did I highly disagree with your interpretation of how it can be both available to all of humanity forever free of all obligation but also I disagree with your monetization scheme, also my
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The party isn't doing much lately to encourage the actual democracy part of the name, other than whining about national popular vote every 4 years knowing full well that's now how that process works.
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2y ago
NFIP is really strict about what is covered and takes ages to settle. It's specifically designed to NOT cover dumb decisions by home builders/buyers.
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2y ago
But still around 4 to 5% of the global population. Every stat in the global context of usage/consumerism gets weird when you consider this, and even weirder when you account for debt-to-income ratio.
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2y ago
Many records can be accessed at https://www.fsis.usda.gov/about-fsis/freedom-information-act... and if for some reason one is not available a FOIA request can be submitted fairly simply
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2y ago
I'm sure color blind people are capable of learning too
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2y ago
If Outlook showed a toast for every action I take, I would immediately do everything in my power to make it stop, up to and including hermitage.
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2y ago
For those rich folk out there, did you know that you can voluntarily give more money than the IRS requires? https://www.treasurydirect.gov/government/public-debt-report...
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2y ago
Ultimately it comes down to reliability. You and every other local might purchase from your local provider as you need it, but there's no reliable pattern or agreement in place.
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You're also immunocompromised if you slept poorly or are dehydrated or malnourished (as many are, even if they don't know it). I agree that it's a poor blanket term.
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2y ago
Sounds like a very religious way to handle your issues
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