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lukas099
3y ago
Are you sure kids like having their own room? I shared a room with my older sibling and consider it one of my foundational influences.
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lukas099
3y ago
We really do know a lot more than we used to though.
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lukas099
3y ago
Most hunters are responsible and care deeply about wildlife imo
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lukas099
3y ago
I guess a precedent would be noise pollution laws. You can create sound waves on your own property but be prosecuted for their effects outside of it
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lukas099
3y ago
It does seem like a major shortcoming not to include ecosystem services in any quantitative analysis
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lukas099
3y ago
Cool. I'll almost certainly never do this but I like to know that I can.
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3y ago
Maybe not but I like to tell myself that I do :)
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3y ago
Another thing is, by driving the speed limit I am reducing the average speed on the road. So any driver whose heuristic for choosing a driving speed involves some kind of averaging will drive slower because of me.
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3y ago
I'm not 100% sure that not being able to refill your own soda will kill it, but I suppose it might.
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3y ago
I've heard that. In driving safety class they taught us that the speed limit is safer. I tried to look up a credible source either way and came up blank. Do you have one? I go by feel. If it feels much safer to speed, I do. Otherwise I
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3y ago
You're right. Also, if AI drivers are safer, there will be knock-on effects of making humans drive more safely as well.
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3y ago
My wife gets triggered every time I drive 'only' the speed limit.
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3y ago
Humans are nothing if not adaptable. We will adjust our expectations.
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3y ago
They said it was one of the reasons, not even one of the main ones
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3y ago
I think I understand what you mean. Thanks!
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3y ago
> Fast food sacrificed the experience for the core consumption Going to fast food restaurants is a social outing for a lot of people. McDonald's is one of the best hangout spots, really.
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3y ago
But it's not just humans that the environment is extreme to, it's every other species of life on Earth besides the few that are adapted to it.
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lukas099
3y ago
I can understand going to the gym with my mind. People want to look good and be fit
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3y ago
We're all dissatisfied and trying to fill the void, I guess
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lukas099
3y ago
This talks about these old games having "not real" 3d, but modern 3d games are on a flat screen too. So aren't they fundamentally "not real" 3d in the same qualitative way?
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3y ago
I meant including the cost in time, money, and effort of getting the degree.
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lukas099
3y ago
Part of the cost of getting the license is the time, effort, and money spent getting the degree.
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lukas099
3y ago
> if I had a freaking paper to show that would save me 4 rounds of interviews I would be so happy. That's if you already had the paper. You are discounting the cost of getting the paper in the first place.
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3y ago
Yeah it's interesting that this is debated because we actually have real-world data on this. It's not like no country with relatively high indices of freedom and prosperity has ever instituted strict gun control.
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3y ago
> I don’t think its productive to look down on Cambodians as less civilised or believe in a sort of American exceptionalism, where things like the Cambodian genocide is not a possibility. I think it's silly to pretend that different
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3y ago
Wikipedia defines the term as "policies and practices that exist throughout a whole society or organization that result in and support a continued unfair advantage to some people and unfair or harmful treatment of others based on race&
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3y ago
Yeah, could you even imagine an American politician talking about "achieving more in slowing down demographic growth"?
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3y ago
Maybe a little bit.
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3y ago
The other side is just as self-serving.
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3y ago
Have you considered that slowing down demographic growth might be an important goal in Indian politics, but not so much in American politics?
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