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by lookalike74 5y ago
Exactly, and then it gets easier with people that don't really matter
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by lookalike74 5y ago
The rights of animals don't necessarily depend on the religious rights or perceptions of them in humans, which might be why this aged so poorly. But if religion is your lens, Christianity is your religion, and the Bible's verses a
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by lookalike74 5y ago
"Only a return to realism can provide a stable definition of woman, the requisite ground for effective feminism." Great, then let's keep the definitions of sex and gender as they are and stop trying to 'suggest' the
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by lookalike74 5y ago
I don't think there's a focus on electric cars so much as there are high-school kids (which now includes college undergrads, unfortunately) who just like to show off. There have been significant increases in diesel technology for
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by lookalike74 5y ago
"Their brightest minds and greatest efforts went into securing control of judiciary, developing a judicial philosophy for their appointees, securing control of the Capitol, and developing laws that could be implemented in multiple stat
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by lookalike74 5y ago
Jeff Bezos flees CEO position to make last-ditch effort to beat Richard Branson into space!
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by lookalike74 5y ago
I worked at a rehab, and every 'career' drug dealer I've ever met would say the author is more into writing about drugs than knowing about them. No one makes a living selling drugs by being fussy about their customers and the
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by lookalike74 5y ago
You're not a loser because Tinder didn't work out; you're one of millions who find 'online socializing' to be inadequate by itself. Go meet people. It sounds like this was hard for you to admit, but for some people
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by lookalike74 5y ago
Theocracy isn't religion at all. It's politics that assume a religious veneer, similar to how nationalism assumes a historical veneer. (And honestly... most 'aggressive' religions are really nothing BUT politics.)
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by lookalike74 5y ago
I bought an Aiwa mini-stereo with CD & MD that came with a portable MD player. The portable had a AA battery attachment, and I could go most of the day on the rechargeable and pop that on when needed. I bought 10 blank MD's to reco
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by lookalike74 5y ago
I felt some of this to be naive. And I think the author may be a psychiatrist, which makes the comments about inexperience with drugs particularly interesting.
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by lookalike74 5y ago
I love how this touches on perceptions of intelligence vs wealth. Our family was somewhat poor, with 5 kids growing up on 1 public school teacher's salary, but we all made good grades. I remember this one kid saying "I thought you
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by lookalike74 5y ago
Some things are priceless because they're worthless and this op-ed is one of them. Yes professional development is hard, but blaming your remotes entirely for their lack of it will only make it harder. The remote workers I know are bus
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by lookalike74 5y ago
Thank you for sharing this! We played this on Commodore 64s in elementary school and I've haven't seen or heard of it since. (I've looked too!)
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by lookalike74 6y ago
Agreed. For Facebook I use a single-purpose email address that I don't check (but can) and voip/app telephone # that isn't connected to my real telephone. And I've never regretted it.
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by lookalike74 6y ago
You don't know what you're talking about, here's a foundational acid track that's probably older than you... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PbGTj9Yb_x4
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by lookalike74 6y ago
>The censorship of the New York Post’s Hunter Biden laptop story during the 2020 presidential election by Big Tech social media companies like Facebook and Twitter marked a significant turning point in the relationship between Big Tech a
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by lookalike74 6y ago
Help people. You're capable in ways that many are not, and it sounds like you have nothing better to do. You're self-satisfied with your achievements in a world where many people are barely surviving, much less achieving anything.
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by lookalike74 6y ago
There were articles on drug policy in the early 00's indicating the U.S. had already learned how taking out one cartel/gang would leave a power vacuum that resulted in an even worse situation than before. So maybe this was related
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by lookalike74 6y ago
I have tried most of the more enduring Android music apps, and Musicolet is among the best 10-15 of them, ever. But they don't all have good equalization options. "Bass boost" is catchy and popular, but being able to adjust t
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by lookalike74 6y ago
When a random addict dies everyone knows whose fault it is. But when a rich addict dies, everyone wants to know whose fault it is. Sure.
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by lookalike74 6y ago
This is utterly ridiculous, even as a sideways hit-piece on the Equality Act (which it is.) Not only would someone who truly cares about prison rape be knowledgeable of PREA, they would be challenged to even discuss it and/or related p
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by lookalike74 6y ago
Do adults really not remember that not all kids are the same? I think most of them do, and that as they read the original post they know exactly who caused the 'social horror show.'
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by lookalike74 6y ago
I am no expert in cover letters, but I have to wonder if the author is since the question "what happens when you get the job?" seems not to come up. Many people say a cover letter should be the written version of your best 30-60 s
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by lookalike74 6y ago
(Email from Jeff Bezos to everyone in corporate because the larger culture in Amazon is nothing like this)
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by lookalike74 6y ago
For almost a year, I have worked for a forward-thinking doctor who started funding the development of an app after he realized that many of his patients receiving chronic care management by phone could be better served. He also realized he