loopz

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by loopz 5y ago
The sources will be criticized for being anonymous or ousted. Some journalists cover workplace too. However, corporate tactics optimize away most of what is possible in that regard. All for a public who can't give a damn (gimme the che
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by loopz 5y ago
After some searching I found both old recommendations, and new ones about this explicitly [0]. The problem here is that nobody knows for sure, and someone must decide based on precautions and ongoing research. It is expected that new knowle
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Why wouldn't they? Workers are generally not allowed to talk about specifics of work to media.
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If consciousness doesn't exist, who is it that can disprove it, and why should anyone listen ? It's a bit like proving the universe is a simulation or not. These can never be proved or disproved. It's quite silly to deny c
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by loopz 5y ago
The emergency storages have been mostly shut down everywhere due to unprofitability.
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For sure, but they may also use simple projection or just current levels already, as negative feedbacks are already accounted for. These will start breaking from 2030 however, so we might see further acceleration until equalization is reach
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by loopz 5y ago
Models are more accurate than before, but the next reports based on them will have a too high warming bias. So people need to see beyond that known flaw. Not sure how, when there are zero credible plans for cutting emissions (they are accel
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by loopz 5y ago
It might not be, considering one need money to live.
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by loopz 5y ago
Yoga ball is better and will train back. Allows for improved movement and spreads pressure. Might need something underneath to lift it up a bit.
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by loopz 5y ago
Is it really a bad analogy though?
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by loopz 5y ago
Are there any differences in cache misses and mechanical sympathy?
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by loopz 5y ago
It was meant as joke, question the questioneer, for an honorary -4.
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by loopz 5y ago
Posts may be one-dimensional, or strive to find common ground. Failing the latter makes them more irrelevant. This, in the context of having a moderation system to filter contents in the first place.
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by loopz 5y ago
The interesting discussions are not one-dimensional back-and-forth such as this one. It is when participants weigh multiple arguments against eachother and try to reach new insights. Discussion of value-systems are just hopeless, as there&#
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by loopz 5y ago
They are regarded as very safe compared to other approaches.
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by loopz 5y ago
Why would you even ask such a question to begin with? You say curiosity, but there seems to be more to it?
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I just have a different perspective, than from within the country. We access news both from abroad (several sides in US) and from local. What was missing in one place, was got from somewhere else. Good day to you too!
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He says no such thing though, that's a strawman. There will typically be many reason, for and against, official policies, not just one. So there's no reason to jump to conclusions. In situations such as this, mistakes are bound to
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by loopz 5y ago
It's a good feedback system. Just because I and you don't get it, doesn't mean someone was indifferent to the post. It's meant to filter out discussions that are uninteresting. Just got to deal with if one isn't tha
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by loopz 5y ago
So what did he actually say when he allegedly "lied"? Or was it that explicitly Fauci, missed to say something, and why just him and not the entire medical profession? Was the environment fertile for healthy discussion, as it wa
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by loopz 5y ago
I see very few skeptics. A true skeptic would be truly skeptical, including own ability and Dunning-Kruger effects. We mainly don't see that. It would be a breath of fresh air for people to be open-minded and curious. Seek out cutting-
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by loopz 5y ago
What was lost then? What didn't we lose? Do you require water to function? How about food?
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Thanks, but he did not claim all of what you claimed though. I remember more reasons than that for why experts recommended masks to go to qualified personell. Which still was the best usage for those masks at that particular time. Besides,
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There are rubbles in Middle East where they cling to the past too. It's not a living identity.
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by loopz 5y ago
Why can't we treat people both as individuals, as groups, and acknowledge that groups are just generalizations that do not hold for the individual? We can't really deny either. What is sad is when people hide in the shelter of gro
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by loopz 5y ago
So do you have real intel on 3 letter agencies, or are you just speculating and for what purposes? The black budgets are only 600k USD, which provides foreign states with a useless biological weapon that harms everyone, is that it?
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Do you got a credible source that says what you state here?
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With the world so utterly unprepared, I find it raising people on too high a pedestal. Don't let it become a weapon for those who are insincere.
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Experts are not infallible, as you'd like them to be. Are you infallible? Before Covid the prevalent opinion among experts is that masks require training to handle properly, otherwise they wouldn't "work". Mind you, they
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Listening to lies, doesn't bring "more truth" though. Let's say US funded the Chinese to develop biological weapons? This sound plausible to you?

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