kodyo

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by kodyo 4y ago
The post you're responding to literally refers to a book.
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by kodyo 4y ago
Something decided that it was better for me to be here than not be here. I think it was God, but I'm not always sure what He expects, so I'm just trying to be better today than I was yesterday.
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by kodyo 4y ago
I can't imagine what sort of hell a person would have to be going through to see this as something they would be willing to pay for.
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by kodyo 4y ago
So, "E."
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by kodyo 4y ago
If you're trying to convince me of something, I must not be on your side. And even if you think climate change is a thing, there are differing opinions on how to address it, and those obviously have political components to them.
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by kodyo 4y ago
Build nuclear power plants and leave everyone alone.
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by kodyo 4y ago
> This stuff literally only gets better if people get out and vote citation needed.
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by kodyo 5y ago
In my experience, big companies provide a good way to help determine what you never want to do again.
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by kodyo 5y ago
You’re worried about vaccinated people being in danger of the thing they’re vaccinated against. Either they work or they don’t.
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by kodyo 5y ago
Listen to yourself. This is insane.
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by kodyo 5y ago
They should be able to remove the liability exemption for the pharmas, then.
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by kodyo 5y ago
The CDC has recorded zero incidents of a previously infected unvaccinated person infecting anyone else. So yes.
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by kodyo 5y ago
I didn’t sign anything.
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by kodyo 5y ago
Go balls deep on nuclear, drop the climate justice stuff, propose a plan that doesn’t involve authoritarian elites preaching austerity, and I’m in.
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by kodyo 5y ago
From the context I think he meant “turn into a shithole.”
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by kodyo 5y ago
So does this mean any Ivy is out of the question?
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by kodyo 5y ago
We also need a cloud darkener in case the cloud brightener makes things worse.
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by kodyo 5y ago
Who is “we” and what are you signing us up for?
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by kodyo 5y ago
Probably smells better.
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by kodyo 5y ago
The sacrifice flattened the curve. That’s all it was ever supposed to do. But virus is gonna virus.
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by kodyo 5y ago
"My concern is not about dying as much as it is about developing long Covid and other not fully confirmed potential complications." You and most people who are skeptical about the coronavirus vaccines share the exact same concern.
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by kodyo 5y ago
Do vulnerable people have any responsibility to avoid situations that they feel are dangerous?
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by kodyo 5y ago
It's more that some people are willing to tolerate risk that others aren't. The virus is really dangerous if you're old, fat, and almost dead anyway.
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by kodyo 6y ago
This is all true (not sure about the "white" part but the "tall" part definitely appears to hold true). But as an introvert, it's been an effective way to just get past the cold introduction hurdle. Met a couple wiv
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by kodyo 6y ago
Online dating. Not Tinder. For shy dudes, a person's presence on a dating site is about the most obvious sign that they're open to being approached that you can get. Contact 50, chat with 10, meet 3, have a relationship with 1. Nu
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by kodyo 6y ago
The point remains that there are a lot of people who aren't going to find reading or math to be fulfilling intellectual activities.
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by kodyo 6y ago
Half of Canadians are of below-average intelligence, too. Lower your expectations, guys.
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by kodyo 6y ago
I'm sure they signed a waiver. The government is safe.
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by kodyo 6y ago
Consider that selective enforcement of a promise, whether it's Terms of Service or a Bill of Rights, is causing a legitimacy crisis.
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by kodyo 6y ago
Prosecute the offenders, then.

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