kleer001

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by kleer001 5y ago
> I need the intimacy that is only present within a romantic relationship. Why do you think that?
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by kleer001 5y ago
I don't. Should I? I go through at least 3-4 books a month. It sounds exhausting to keep track of all that. And for what?
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by kleer001 5y ago
Repeat violent criminals should have the option (and be encouraged) to have elective castration to reduce their sentencing. This will hopefully reduce their violent impulses and reduce their progeny. Relatives should be somewhat culpable fo
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by kleer001 5y ago
Has she tried it and just doesn't like it? Has she tried it and doesn't think she's good at it? Or does she entertain some sort of nerdy stigma against it? It's difficult to give actionable advice without word from both
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by kleer001 5y ago
Second vocal vote for that. It'd make it a more powerful tool and be less of a pain at the same time. Or at the very least some kind of remedial hot key navigation would be great too.
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by kleer001 5y ago
It is dismissive. It's also judgemental and harsh. However, IMHO it's an appropriate response for the subject and the context. With the advent of the internet so many people with fringe ideas can get together into an echo chamber
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by kleer001 5y ago
exposure therapy, slowly but steadily increase your exposure to the phobia, be kind and gentle with yourself and celebrate every step until you're rid of it
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by kleer001 5y ago
Energy use is not energy source. There's been no full accounting of the carbon footprint of bitcoin mining, only its use. Much of it is done using geothermal or other renewable sources. (edit, incorrect) That El Salvador is adopting it
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by kleer001 5y ago
If it counts as reading all those webcomics I love are def not junk. https://www.smbc-comics.com/ https://www.litterboxcomics.com/ https://warandpeas.com etc... I get most of 'em on instagr
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by kleer001 5y ago
> With all the gender equality campaigns going on these times, why is this issue getting so little attention? It relates to a huge number of people. Because they're not writing endless reams of opaque masturbatory papers about how o
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by kleer001 5y ago
Depends on the context, the level of analysis implied and the philosophical framework. It's an ambiguous question. My answer is "What are you asking?"
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by kleer001 5y ago
> You will probably have to ... Sorry, I'm done. > Maybe he has someone he listens to ... Maybe. But in my experience he has a teflon ego, no humility and no self awareness. Also I've got my own life to live and a burgeoning
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by kleer001 5y ago
> It seems ... That's the problem right there. People like to advertise their gains, but never their losses.
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by kleer001 5y ago
> not to argue with anyone on anything unless I have an interest in I have an interest in my dad not dying, however remote the chance might be, from a preventable disease. However, his anti-covid-vaccine stance makes him a danger to hims
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by kleer001 5y ago
> it's important to let people question it's the implied answers that are the problem, the jumping to conclusions
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by kleer001 5y ago
Yup, same. I tried talking to them, but even broaching the subject got them defensive, spewing absurd generalities and platitudes at me, generally being childish, and saying things that were patently untrue. Now I'm not talking to them
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by kleer001 5y ago
Funnily enough, I think that strategy works better on strangers that hate your identity group as opposed to familiar people that ostensibly love and respect you. Why? Mere exposure.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Quality - Speed - Price Choose two. Yup.
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by kleer001 5y ago
I've got two cards, a beefy one that only does crypto all the time and an older one that does display and crypto at night. The biggest learning bump has been temperature and air flow control. But winter's coming so that should be
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by kleer001 5y ago
What problems do your neighbours have?
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by kleer001 5y ago
Everything old is new again, and again, and again, and again... then, 40 years later (roughly 2 human generations) again and again... Just for fun I looked up the history of clip-art : https://solomon.io/brief-history-of-cli
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by kleer001 5y ago
It can, but it doesn't have to.
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by kleer001 5y ago
The long term effects of the disease are far worse than the long term effects of the vaccine.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Hahaha, I haven't heard that story. It's great!
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by kleer001 5y ago
Does it make companies more competitive against companies that don't adopt it?
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by kleer001 5y ago
about 250$ / mo mining crypto on the home machine
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by kleer001 5y ago
heart disease isn't an animal
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by kleer001 5y ago
Ah , non-violent communication, a great tool. I've copied an excellent summary by @BeetleB To add to the above: 1. Observations should be specific, not generic ("you are lazy" vs "you have not accomplished any of the tas
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by kleer001 5y ago
ah, I see the confusion. Heart disease may have killed more, cancer too, but neither of those are animals. The stat easily stands at mosquitoes being the number one deadliest animal to humans of all time. https://www.realclearsci
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by kleer001 5y ago
Per year and all-time are different stats

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