kingkawn

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961.
by kingkawn 7y ago
It is definitely not state intervention alone that explains the culture within the medical profession overemphasizing hierarchical relationships and deemphasizing direct patient care
962.
by kingkawn 7y ago
Medicine burned me to the ground
963.
by kingkawn 7y ago
yes, but we have accelerated the pace to a degree that risks being too rapid for us to adjust to without devastating suffering.
964.
by kingkawn 7y ago
It’s not what I want, but what we all need. The nice aspect of climate change is that it obliterates our tired notions of self-interest
965.
by kingkawn 7y ago
In this era it is important that messages with political intent not be presented as one argument, but be presented in every way possible. In regards to climate change specifically; we need the articles with reasonable headlines, we need the
966.
by kingkawn 7y ago
A wonderful typo, I meant no snark or admonishment
967.
by kingkawn 7y ago
I love imagining birth control being “wildly” available
968.
by kingkawn 7y ago
Because the sophons have been sabotaging our experimental results
969.
by kingkawn 7y ago
For most it is a rungless ladder
970.
by kingkawn 7y ago
Self-loathing is the justifying warm-up to condescension
971.
by kingkawn 7y ago
As opposed to scientists made of inorganic material
972.
by kingkawn 7y ago
Yes, I understand half-lives. my point was that even after breaking down it continues to contribute to the changing of the climate.
973.
by kingkawn 7y ago
If it breaks down into CO2 after the 7 years doesn’t that mean it continues to be a climate changing element?
974.
by kingkawn 7y ago
Except they need to change their aesthetics
975.
by kingkawn 7y ago
speculation is how we choose what to evidence to look for
976.
by kingkawn 7y ago
Most definitely not because of abstinence education
977.
by kingkawn 7y ago
Naw everyone just moved on to different drugs
978.
by kingkawn 7y ago
When I first read this book I came away thinking that conquest is the wrong working metaphor for this goal
979.
by kingkawn 7y ago
From Yang’s campaign website: “Current welfare and social program beneficiaries would be given a choice between their current benefits or $1,000 cash unconditionally – most would prefer cash with no restriction.” The point of public healthc
980.
by kingkawn 7y ago
It boggles to imagine which of those words you found fancy Yang’s website says the plan will rely on poor people electing not to get other social safety net benefits. People will end up without healthcare and without food if there are not p
981.
by kingkawn 7y ago
If the introduction of UBI is coupled with the dismantling of existing social safety net it is effectively the privatization of public welfare, and will result in all the related pitfalls.
982.
by kingkawn 7y ago
demonstrative of the western world’s idea of freedom; anyone, with sufficient ruthlessness, can aspire to become the feudal lord.
983.
by kingkawn 7y ago
Not worth freakin about Do what you can That’s good
984.
by kingkawn 7y ago
I wish everything was optimized for speed of interaction above all other metrics. Make it so.
985.
by kingkawn 7y ago
You’ve transformed my comment into your favorite straw man. CNN will not invite you to rant unless you serve a demographic purpose for reaching its audience. If you associate with the wrong political groups you will be spied on, and your or
986.
by kingkawn 7y ago
"The death of the Buddha’s mother, Māyā, when giving birth to him serves no purpose as myth, and can therefore be accepted as fact" The death of a mother in childbirth is an existence fraught with meaning and loss from the start o
987.
by kingkawn 7y ago
All of whom are connected and changing together now. Also; hard-wired by who or what other than volume of use?
988.
by kingkawn 7y ago
How devious of them to suffer, often because of US intervention in south and Central America, and then tell us about it.
989.
by kingkawn 7y ago
That seeming difference in methodologies of disenfranchisement is where empires are made and broken
990.
by kingkawn 7y ago
We see what we are in the world around us

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