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by mapme 6y ago
Very interesting. I know that most of the things I do are ego driven, but it’s so ingrained in society It’s tough to let go of. For meditation I worry your teacher or the type may have been a bad fit. Meditation teachers I follow encourage
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by mapme 6y ago
Did you tame the ego via meditation? If not what other method? Curious about the path that lead to depersonalization. It’s discussed in meditation circles as a fear some have, but really, many monks and “enlightened” are interesting charact
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by mapme 6y ago
fwiw about current state of play: in the US and most EU countries no vaccine is even approved for those under 18. The challenge with COVID as always is that the risk of death is correlated across the population. So a 25 yo having COVID incr
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by mapme 6y ago
A simulation from the economist gives ~2% chance of being hospitalized if you get COVID as a 29 yr old male with no comorbidities. https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/covid-pandemic-mort...
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by mapme 6y ago
There is no evidence of the link between sleeping sickness, EL, and Spanish flu. > Since encephalitis lethargica’s (EL) prevalence in the 1920s, epidemiological and clinical debate has persisted over whether EL was caused by, potentiated
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by mapme 6y ago
IntelliJ data flow analysis does this to a certain extent (paid feature though) https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/analyzing-data-flow.html
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by mapme 6y ago
No, looks like it is easy to modify existing mRNA vaccines slightly and give booster shots >“Every time a new variant comes up we should be able to test whether or not [our vaccine] is effective,” Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla told Bloomberg
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by mapme 6y ago
Curious what does the “Debug” button do on the right hand side?
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by mapme 6y ago
It’s because they banned a boatload of accounts that were dedicated to Qanon. A few high profile ones and a ton of others. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna12...
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by mapme 6y ago
Polling shows ~50% of Rs say that it was rigged. So not all, but that’s a big number. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-poll/half-of...
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by mapme 6y ago
Leaders convinced people to do terrible things before newsfeed algorithms, seems like it’s only a contributing factor, but not the fundamental issue. Feels like it’s a ‘mind of humans’ issue.
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by mapme 6y ago
The fundamentals don’t change fast and are what everything else is built on, so I would start there. For example, if you don’t have a traditional CS degree, https://teachyourselfcs.com/ is a curated and effective set of boo
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by mapme 6y ago
You can smile over zoom :)
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by mapme 6y ago
Theoretically this is exactly the justification political mobs on twitter use to go after bad behavior that to them feels morally wrong. I think it’s one of the only ways to change society but it should be done with a light touch. With smok
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by mapme 6y ago
Have you gotten any treatment for it? FWIW the evms guide has a section about possible long COVID treatment. https://www.evms.edu/media/evms_public/departments/internal_...
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by mapme 6y ago
It has been all over the news in the US of trump claiming voter fraud. Apnews fact check has been full of the debunked claims in the last few days. https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-ap-fact-check-joe-b... https
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by mapme 6y ago
Additionally poll watchers were involved in the entire process, if you read what the Trump campaign lawyers said in court https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/fact-c...
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by mapme 6y ago
The PA, WI, MI GOP state legislatures refused to process mail in ballots before hand which is why it took so long. Look at Florida who voted R and counted their mail in ballots before Election Day and were able to report results that night.
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by mapme 6y ago
The article posted was published in October 8th while the nypost piece about Hunter was published on October 14th, so clearly not the case.