jurynulifcation

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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Ah yes, mockery, did Samson not have a good comeback line recorded in the canons for you to lift? After all, I suppose if those of weak minds aren't told that a comeback line has been divinely approved, then how can they know it is in
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Yeah I really don't care about other people's preferences and actions. I care about the fact that Facebook is stalking me through avenues I don't consent to. I care about privacy. My actions match my preferences. They're
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Do you visit websites that have a "share on facebook" button? They're tracking you. Talk to people who have downloaded Facebook or Instagram to their phones? They're tracking you. Have someone take a picture of you, even
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I think your analysis fails at the step where you propose a universalized, objectively correct morality. Please show me the empirical test for this. Or is it just about whether you feel your actions accord with the word of God? Because even
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
"which flies in the face of the modern scientific thought" citations. please. show me the researchers who claim to have empirical knowledge of human morality.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
lmao no, you're either misinformed or a bad actor. when they start tracking me through services they don't own, when they retain data on me indefinitely and purchase other data sources to do entity resolution, when they refuse to
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I live in a rural, remote area without any clue how to break into a social scene. I think you're extrapolating and generalizing way too hard. It's not hierarchical for me, I just want to meet someone local to hang out with and dat
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
It's real rare for me to see people just casually drop the black sun in conversation, though I've heard it previously called the Sonnenrad
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Types and Programming Languages by Benjamin C. Pierce[0] [0] https://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/tapl/
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Open Payments Data(openpaymentsdata.cms.gov)
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I actually believe in filing as few bug reports to Microsoft as possible, that way they don't have any signals about what to research. Hopefully it'll waste some amount of their resources, no matter how few.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
"We need to revolutionize how we think about our data and what value it holds" (last sentence) reads like so much sleeper propaganda for The Selfish Ledger style abuses. I don't think any discussion of the trade-offs between
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Yeah, but at least it's not chrome or directly benefits google. If China came out with a web browser, I'd use it. Just to starve American spyware corporations of a tiny bit of data.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
A chromium-based browser is installed on every Windows desktop, which gives Google a huge market share under which to effectively and unilaterally dictate web standards
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
But it's so obviously ideologically bent against privacy that it reads more like manufacturing consent than it does "giving the reader options to make their own choice."
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Which insightful questions did you see in this article? In which ways did they provoke your thoughts?
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I do not, but I've considered making one before... this might be the question that gets me to do it. If I may ask, what about the post moved you to ask?
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I've never heard it called the business man's trip, but I love that. Totally agree with it. It's part of why I'm so enamored with DMT as a substance. Coffee-sized psychedelic, imo. Also, thank you for engaging with me as
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I do agree with the principle of minimalism. Great idea. Big fan of that idea. People should start low and ow. But holy shit. Please please please stop recommend benzodiazepines so casually.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I'd respectfully disagree. For the first part, datura is an anticholinergic neurotoxin, a deliriant. Salvia is a kappa-opioid dissociative, without any known toxicities. The important thing to keep in mind with salvia is minimalism. It
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Please don't recommend people take Xanax recreationally. Benzodiazepines are fraught with danger. It is not something to take lightly. Your experiences are not universalizable. I appreciate your insight, and I'm glad you've f
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I see people giving prescriptions in this comment section. I am but a humble seeker. I can not claim to give anyone access to the best knowledge, or even lasting knowledge. Neither, I believe, can any of our fellow commenter. Anyone saying
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I'm a psychedelics enjoyer. imo, the only good knowledge of the science we currently have stops at the level of chemistry. We know what these molecules look like. Sometimes we have a good idea of what their action in the body is, inclu
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Why is this flagged?
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
alright, point taken, thank you.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
My understanding is that it's not a matter for the DA until the warrant has been exercised, i.e. the dumbass cops arrest me.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Yes, but it's only serviceable in GA. I hadn't heard my lawyer mention quashing it with the judge. Thanks for the idea. Brought it up.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I know for a fact they do, but it's only serviceable in the state of GA.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I don't think my lawyer can speak to the DA until the warrant for my arrest has been exercised, because there's not really anything to talk to them about.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Totally agree! My apologies for misinterpreting your words. Looking forward to the day our new friend (the OP) makes it into the industry :)

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