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by kelipso 2y ago
There are a large number of cardiologists who advocate patients for invasive surgeries they don't require so that they can make a bit more money.
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by kelipso 2y ago
You can be comfortable in your delusion, that’s fine with me. I’m not writing a thesis when it’s so obvious that inflation is much higher than what is officially reported.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Perceived by me and by pretty much everyone except delusional people like you who believe the official numbers. Keep your head in the sand, why would I care. And absolutely not lol, the numbers are cooked up, as I said before. You are reall
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by kelipso 2y ago
I'm not linking to numbers lol. I already know how much more I'm paying for groceries. I talked about perceived inflation from the beginning and you are just now talking about it? You haven't responded to anything I wrote. I
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by kelipso 2y ago
It's inflation as perceived by the average person, basically increases in daily expenditure on required goods and services like food, gas, utilities, rent or mortgage. Have you even been reading what I wrote or are you just spouting sh
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by kelipso 2y ago
Official numbers for inflation vs actual inflation vs perceived inflation are very different numbers lol. Actual inflation and perceived inflation are much closer together and the official numbers are basically cooked up so people don'
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by kelipso 2y ago
Lol. You have, what, a 12% increase in salary according to that chart (followed by around 5% dropoff lol) compared to more than 50% perceived inflation. I don't think I need to make any more arguments after that.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Pretty sure adoption is very difficult nowadays. Also people do change their minds about having their biologically own kids.
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by kelipso 2y ago
That sounds like what an NPC would say.
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by kelipso 2y ago
So my main character syndrome is actually a good thing? Sweet.
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by kelipso 2y ago
This is some variant of the "you are using your iPhone while criticizing corporations" argument.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Inflation can be addressed when my salary goes up the same ratio as perceived inflation lol. And perceived inflation over the last two years is like 50%, and that's being conservative.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Trump was the last GOP President and clear winner of the last primary, so of course he is the leader of the party and in charge of it.
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by kelipso 2y ago
There was also an intense pro-Biden anti-Bernie media campaign before the South Carolina primary. Fun times.
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by kelipso 2y ago
The whole point of my comment is about the definition of nutrition and taste. It's not made up.
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by kelipso 2y ago
You are basically ignoring an entire dimension of food taste, enjoyment, and satisfaction by saying complexity is not tastiness. Plus you are ignoring the fact that nutrition includes micronutrient profile. Then you are concluding that high
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by kelipso 2y ago
Plenty of rich people celebrating rapes and children being bombed in Gaza, so I doubt it's poverty.
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by kelipso 2y ago
There are different meanings or measures of what nutritious and taste mean, which I feel like is contributing to miscommunications here. Nutrition as you define it seems to be purely calories. Another definition would be complete micronutr
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by kelipso 2y ago
Lol okay but if you don't play the game, you lose.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Latest news is that a local cop climbed up the ladder and saw him, he pointed his rifle at the cop, cop climbed back down, and he immediately pointed his rifle back at the at stage and started shooting at Trump. So he would've been pan
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by kelipso 2y ago
Here we go with inflated salary guesses that a small percentage of programmers get paid. Also I doubt she decided to start a non-profit because she was good at coding.
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by kelipso 2y ago
It’s a minor inconvenience, sure, I use python myself, but it’s definitely a chronic one. It annoys me every single time I code in python.
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by kelipso 2y ago
I will. Good luck in whatever little bubble you are in lol.
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by kelipso 2y ago
It's not dark and sinister lol. It's how literally everyone in the entire world views journalistic writing except Americans for some bizarre reason.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Lol maybe I am conflating the lack of deep skepticism of all writing by journalists with slackjawed belief in their writings up both end up being the same practically.
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by kelipso 2y ago
The reason for the popularity of python is mainly due to advertising it to programming newbies and non-programmers, not due to significant whitespace.
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by kelipso 2y ago
It tastes better is plenty good enough reason. We build multi-billion dollar companies for slight conveniences and you call this dumb...lol.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Given the chronic inconvenience of significant whitespace, absolutely not.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Redundancy reduces likelihood of bugs. Your numbers example would too but it's obviously too much work for not enough benefit.
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by kelipso 2y ago
I am pretty sure the US is literally the only place where people generally think journalists are trustworthy. I don't know if it's the fluoride in the water or what but there's a very sad mass delusion going on here.

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