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You are either trolling, or not mentally present. Either way, please refrain from commenting further. In case of the latter: >What does eugenics have to do with that comment? rajin444 is stating that an understanding of genetics would al
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Do you have a source for your statistics?
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>I think some people (children really) have a propensity to be bad That's... incredibly simplistic. When you're describing actions as good or bad you've already lost the truth. A child can have poorly informed priorities.
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>the society in which they live. Which society? The one that has mass shootings on a regular basis but makes gun ownership a viable identity? Or the one praises love and peace while buying clothes made in sweatshops? >especially immig
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5y ago
>This “trivial” stuff is often not trivial when done well. I loathe to say it but you've been got. Reread the OP in a sarcastic tone, you'll see what I mean. I agree with what you're saying but in the spirit of disagreeing
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5y ago
>What this sarcastic poster means about the society you live in, is ultimately very shady. The society he lives in is lazy. It doesn't want to study or work. It cries foul when people ask for "welfare handouts", but meanwh
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5y ago
>Except for the fact that poor immigrants from Bangladesh or Africa do not suffer from the same problem in the first generation Give them a a couple years or so, and many of them will want to live the American lifestyle - eating out ever
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5y ago
I think physicalism helps the natural sciences a lot with our current understanding of experimentation, and other positions help endeavors like phenomenalism. I am really having difficulty imagining an understanding of the natural sciences
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Sure, but discrediting the disgust on the basis of it being valueless has a similar effect of discrediting the positions that disgust is based on, especially when you aren't adding value yourself. Mention some solutions! Otherwise you&
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I don't think the reasoning of this individual deserves any other consideration than disgust.
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5y ago
For a philosopher you seem really combative and defensive of a really specific philosophical position. Isn't the whole physicalism vs otherwise (Cartesian duality?) debate inherently unfinishable? It would be quite a statement to say t
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https://techcrunch.com/2017/03/19/youtube-lgbt-restricted-mo... Granted YouTube does still exist in the year 2022 so it had done its due diligence when it comes to representing and supporting LGBTQ+. But even
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>Just because one is open towards sex doesn't mean that their identity has to be "strongly rooted in sex". That's not what I meant, I think you misread. I meant that we (straight "normal" people who don'
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5y ago
Pretend you make a video about the best gay movie stars, because you're gay and you like to document your role models. You're doing something that doesn't involve genitals or anything explicit, but is per se sexual because ga
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5y ago
I actually thought the comment about voting was kind of funny
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5y ago
The best computations are in powers of 2 [citation needed].
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There have been studies that confirm sleeping outside results in sounder and healthier sleep. I think about it in terms of germs. Yes, on paper it's more safe to sanitize everything, but in doing so we prohibit our ability to build def
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Any society of sufficient size will attract trolls who don't care about the worth of the society. I think politics and government are intertwined as a matter of history, not as a matter of inevitable fact. Political rivals can disagree
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5y ago
Probably a hot take, but I think this is a good thing. The line between political censorship and censorship in general is not as fine as everyone seems to think. For example, many people who aren't okay with political censorship are ok
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5y ago
Interesting...you seem to have a superpower... you can look at someone and read their exact psychological state... you know their wants and intentions from a glance... How do you sleep with such a burden?
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> Reads a lot like a motivated rationalization of inexcusable criminality. To MLK ? Really ??? > Riiiiight. I guess that’s why it’s mostly big box consumer stores being looted and not, say, an industrial supply company like a Grainger
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That is a really simple take on law and human behavior. Are we really going to ignore all of our modern understanding of psychology to say "criminal bad, criminal deserve jail"?
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This is anecdotal evidence, and should not be taken seriously.
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You are conflating the organization of human activity with the most dominant form of organization today. Capitalism made all of these things happen today . 50,000 years ago, were equivalent behaviors organized in a similar way? I don'