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by kneel 5y ago
A Former CIA Chief of Disguise TALKS About a Five-Second Mask
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by kneel 5y ago
Most journalists are just not very good at their profession, they synthesize their content online through social media which has had disastrous downstream effects. There are a few writers who do groundwork, travel and report from the field
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by kneel 5y ago
build a 3d printer
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by kneel 5y ago
People can't fully perceive their own consciousness, stop trying.
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by kneel 6y ago
It's an active area of research, plenty of anecdotal evidence has been posted on the net. Psychedelics can open up your senses to new experiences and methods of thinking. Over time this MAY help with troublesome thought patterns, which
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by kneel 6y ago
There is 20 trillion of negative yielding debt floating around in govt bonds, luckily we can hedge against these horribly mismanaged house of cards before they fall on us. The demand is real.
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by kneel 6y ago
Microdose mushrooms. Seems silly but you can break your thought patterns by disconnecting your brain from well trodden paths. I think Michael Pollan is onto something
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by kneel 6y ago
It was in all likelihood a lab leak. The WIV in the same city as the intial breakout? This isn’t hard to piece together. I’m also convinced that the CCP will do everything in their power to deflect blame and claim a natural happenstance. Th
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by kneel 6y ago
Extreme political polarization is not a new phenomenon, it's just another way of saying propaganda. 100 years ago the spread of newspapers led to nationalistic movements and world wars.
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by kneel 6y ago
Yeah? Tell me about it
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by kneel 6y ago
I'd prefer to live in a hybrid system where I can allocate what I need, where I need, when I want. There is a very good argument for fiat as well as a good argument for crypto.
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>My biggest concern is a fixed-supply currency gives no government the ability to provide stimulus if necessary. That's... that's the whole point.
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by kneel 6y ago
A lot of people have made connections between the office of strategic operations and the Frankfurt school of sociology. A lot of reading material down that rabbit hole. Very interesting.
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by kneel 6y ago
This essay checks out. Thermodynamics and its higher order effects have profound effects on our modern world. We've been fooled into thinking otherwise, but new forms of money are clearing the fog. This is very exciting.
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by kneel 6y ago
You can convert it to other forms of organized energy, like a Tesla.
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by kneel 6y ago
Author is 100% correct with his assessment. I don't see a single coherent argument against in this comment section, just incredulity trying to defend itself. Real dynamics at play here. We're still a ways off from realizing what&#
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by kneel 6y ago
You misquoted me, I said 'IMO...' I've worked in several labs, created several viruses (non-pathogenic) myself. People are careless, did you read the article?
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by kneel 6y ago
IMO it's very likely to have originated in a lab leak. It doesn't matter much however since there is no evidence, and any evidence of such will likely be covered up. Being culpable for a disaster on this scale would be unprecedent
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by kneel 6y ago
FSD works, it's not better than humans yet. Needs more training.
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How else are they going to train the model?
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by kneel 6y ago
People who can recognize value and invest in it might actually get a decent return on their due diligence. The horror.
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by kneel 6y ago
The real solution exists somewhere in between an inflationary and deflationary currency. This is a balancing act.
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by kneel 6y ago
Negative yielding debt is literally a waste of time. Money is worth less as you move into the future. Fiat is literally a black hole.
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by kneel 6y ago
This man will eventually die of overdose, calling it now. It’s one thing to be a user, it’s another to be a delusional user that thinks they’re immune to addiction.
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https://www.coindesk.com/what-bloomberg-gets-wrong-about-bit...
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by kneel 6y ago
That's a pretty unique take! I like it
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by kneel 6y ago
We're tired of war currencies, let's do better. There's a lot more than this, but at the heart of this debt system is a war machine.
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by kneel 6y ago
I've never seen self propagating transaction networks that pay for themselves and recruit their own evangelists before bitcoin. Seems pretty amazing.
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by kneel 6y ago
Curious whether short peptides are sufficient to generate a formidable immune response. Looking at the paper cited, it's not trivial to detect T-cell immunity so I'm not sure a general antibody test would be able to pick up an imm
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by kneel 6y ago
Interestingly you could also fool a normal person into speeding up by altering a speed limit sign. Pesky hackers...

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