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by mapcars 7y ago
>Within Elixir and Erlang programs, it’s common to have hundreds of thousands of processes running at any given time. And limit it to just 6 participants? :D
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by mapcars 7y ago
>It's not a staple food like chicken or pigs You forgot to add "in western culture"
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by mapcars 7y ago
It works properly only with AMD video cards right?
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by mapcars 7y ago
Why Ecuadorians? This is American company destroying other countries.
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by mapcars 7y ago
>megacorps are truly more powerful than and above the law in small countries these days. Why in small countries? They do what they want in America too.
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by mapcars 7y ago
If you are narcissistic then your desire to change is also narcissistic, this means its completely useless. If it's not then you are not narcissistic. It seems to me that you are just playing around and the only thing which needs to be
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by mapcars 7y ago
By addiction here I don't mean strong physical addiction, rather understanding that ability to have great experience depends on something external.
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by mapcars 7y ago
>I doubt it, because that's a tragic event not just a natural part of life How do you really know what is natural and what is unnatural part of life? In nature creatures also die in quite tragic ways, even from their own loved ones.
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by mapcars 7y ago
>"enlightenment takes no time, it can happen in a single, split second". It can or it can not. Every day you can also find a bag full of cash, so are you quitting your job already? :D (This is by no means some authoritative or
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by mapcars 7y ago
Same with Ram Dass, and probably many others. It's a hardcore way for one to see that there actually is "something else", otherwise whole thing sounds phony. Though psychedelics can only give a glimpse, the effect inevitably
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by mapcars 7y ago
>is simple on the surface but actually quite the paradox That is an important observation, on many levels. One of them is that right things do not have to fit into our logic, eg they can be paradoxical. By "right" I mean what w
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Why not? Why is depression not a correct response? Because there is no correct response or every response is correct. All your responses are trained by society where you grew up, it is clearly visible if you visit other cultures where p
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by mapcars 7y ago
>and considering asking for help a weakness Did I say something like this?
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Does enough of a % of humanity have the patience to persevere? Don't worry about humanity, just see what you can do for yourself. >Both are slow, and humanity wants / needs to wake up now. If you are making a baby, do you w
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by mapcars 7y ago
“Experiencing 5-MeO-DMT is this amazing feeling of ‘oceanic bliss,’” she says. “By experiencing this profound connection with the universe and all living beings, one gets the feeling that we’re incredibly lucky to have even been birthed on
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by mapcars 7y ago
What is qualia and why you think it is a problem for you? :D
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by mapcars 7y ago
>If you get sick, they will take you to doctor. If you will have mental breakdown, they will take you out. They will take you to the doctor but no mental help as this is exactly what you have to learn to handle there. >Being alone as
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Sometimes depression is the correct response to what is happening in the world. Just because you are conscious of what is transpiring within really isn't going to stop true depression. The response is what you choose. If you choose
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Literally all adults I know react to their emotions If they can react consciously I'd expect them not to get into sadness or depression like at all. >There is way more in being nun then just isolation I'm not talking about
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by mapcars 7y ago
>No, there are tons of actual sadness, sickness, depression (situational and pathological), need, etc out there Ok tell me where is this all sadness and depression originated from? Is "my life does not go the way I want it to go&quo
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by mapcars 7y ago
>sadness is normal human emotion and not just attempt to manipulate others to get attention It is a human emotion, I never said it is not human or not normal. What I am saying is you are the one who creates emotions. Growing up means to
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by mapcars 7y ago
Where exactly in my post you've read about "rebellious teenagers who don't need anybody" or "removed from humanity"?
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by mapcars 7y ago
>the person on the other end of the conversation will come to your house and help you when you're sad, desperate, sick People really have to grow out of this. This is what in my understanding learning being alone exactly is about. O
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by mapcars 7y ago
Here's a video about Maharaji, including Ram Dass talking about that exact case https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXrDrxkOFX0
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by mapcars 7y ago
>which is what the current decriminalization conversation is about. What makes you think the next demand won't be for other drugs as well?
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by mapcars 7y ago
>It's possible to use drugs constructively, to actually improve your life and that of others Well, there is a whole lot of other things that can also improve your life. Why go for riskier and less understood ones? I think they shoul
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Evolution isn’t a force. In a way it is, it goes towards more complicated ways of perception. I wounder if there is any example where some species became less complicated compared to it's ancestors? >so that makes it rather easy
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by mapcars 7y ago
yep, it's in Russian though: https://news.mail.ru/society/40378912/
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by mapcars 7y ago
There is some information that the threats were sent by a guy who lost ton of money on recently crashed biggest Russian bitcoin exchange.
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by mapcars 7y ago
>everyone will always be happy, and happily consume That's not how it works, if you are always happy you don't need to consume. What supports consumerism is a constant chase - "I need this to be happy" and big enough

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