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Taking slavery out of the question since that is obvious removal of rights of free will.. If someone had the choice between being homeless, of working full time for a small business that in exchange let them sleep in the warehouse and brou
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Do you really think you'll get accurate allergy info from the current crop of Wendys employees? Even IF they knew what to recite from the handbook, the odds of surfaces being kept clean enough or incorrect items not making it into a me
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I'm a nonnative speakers of English although I moved to the US just in time for Kindergarten. Never spoke English at home though. I still commonly invert word orders like this at 38 years old. Around 25 years old I realized I did it, a
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Burns was a working professional before writing the book. If he wanted to release the book for free, he would have. If he wanted to provide summaries of it online, he would have. If he wanted to discuss the book online for free, he would ha
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3y ago
As a side note, how would we all feel if someone wrote a depression /cognitive behavioral therapy ai chat bot, charged $20 a month for it, and then it just basically ran you through the exact methods from the feeling good book?
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3y ago
At what point is it discussing a subject, vs basically verbatim listing things, methods, reasoning from a book?
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A kevlar jacket isn't going to help stop your shoulder from dislocating as your flail around tumbling end over end at 100mph.. which is what dislocated the shoulder in the first place.
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3y ago
Are you saying that the doctor, upon closer questioning simply flopped and gave bad medical advice to my friend when they told him that yes it's reasonable to expect to regain full shoulder straight again without surgery? Because if so
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3y ago
If a group of great doctors lets people crashing at 180mph ride again without surgery after a shoulder dislocation, doesnt that mean that maybe his doctor in nonametown USA might be able to learn a thing or two from them? Or are they just t
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That was basically my edit, we may have missed each other. The only point I can see making is that for some reason I doubt openai actually paid the author for the contents of the book, but maybe they did. Maybe they borrowed ebooks one by o
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My favorite anti depression book is Feeling Good by Dr. Burns. I especially like the "if that were true, it would mean that..." exercise in the book, where you drill down to the root cause of your negative thoughts. So I asked cha
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I actually dated a med student all through medical school and thus made a huge social circle of doctors I've kept in touch with for over a decade as they all became doctors and now have almost a decade of experience too. I'd say a
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3y ago
No the seller will not have to be present. No ID will have to be shown by anyone ever at any point.
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We were told that almost everyone that had a covid death was either obese or had a vitamin D deficiency, by the CDC itself, and yet people will argue if it's important or not to get enough.
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3y ago
Did you wear sunscreen? I'm pretty sure it blocks vitamin d creation, which really makes me wonder how any of my GFs Ive had ever got any since they wear it religiously in hopes of keeping youthful skin.
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People are so indoctrinated they for some reason actually think most doctors want to help them. I assume they also trust their dealerships service advisor.
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Actively assisting a crime is very different than passively doing something a little wreckless. Do you think contractors shred plans of your house after you hire them for a remodel? Or do they just throw them away in a dumpster, with your a
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This is a weird way to explain away a mistake. "Ya I totally strawmaned what you said, but look, my point is valid!"
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When you buy a car, there is no requirement to provide the ID of the buyer. I suppose DMV could be detectives about it, and lookup old profiles of people on 20 year old titles and somehow match them to registered owners at that time to find
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I'm far from an incel (thank you height and sales skills), but I've been around the 'manosphere' online even since early "Ladder Theory" and before pickup artists learned how to internet market. Reality is some
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In California I've heard that DMV can not, or will not, question a signature. I bought and sold cars to pay my way through college, during prime craiglist years, and had to 'recreate' countless signatures when forms were miss
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3y ago
My friend runs a devshop in California. He was so tired of spam forms, spam emails, and spam calls, that he setup a redirect for India to a page states the business has been closed. Spam reduced by atleast 50%.
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California for starters with all 35 million residents. Nevada. Arizona. Oregon. Washington.
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Almost no states I have bought and sold cars in requires a notary to do any regular title transfer.
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Part of being happy go lucky involves not being totally oblivious. There's a big difference between worrying enough to put your car title inside a $5k safe, and worrying so little you keep it inside the car itself.
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No one, or atleast very few, were sleeping with someone's significant other. Who wants to do that and then be a sitting duck at work where the angry bf/husband can walk in and see you any moment. When the women are ready to leave
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When you include car titles, something people lose constantly and costs $15 to replace at the DMV... It makes me wonder about all the other things you listed being easy to replace also and you're just trying to explain why you got a sa
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Ive worked in sales for over 10 years. Incel is a weird insult for salespeople, as I've never met a group of people that sleeps around more than salespeople. I spent years selling cars even, and if you bring a gf or wife you're ha
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Gmail marks emails from certain political parties as spam, even though they are smart enough to know it's not real spam I suspect.
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Jesus.
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