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noah_buddy
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noah_buddy
1y ago
Why do people litter if there is a trash can simply 400ft away? Convenience.
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noah_buddy
1y ago
I don’t think that’s a reasonable takeaway considering the follow through to the end of the article where he states that the environment is the culprit. If anything, I think his supposition is that any one of innumerable actors are just as
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noah_buddy
1y ago
Don’t you find it somewhat ironic that you created a throwaway to preserve your privacy in stating this opinion against privacy in browsing? I agree with you that people should avoid using it, but I agree that the state should but out here.
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noah_buddy
1y ago
I think the failure in extrapolation is that the numbers will absolutely go back up, eventually. Subcultures that incentivize high birth rates culturally will have more kids, and eventually come to dominate society. If you want to see what
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noah_buddy
1y ago
My point was that many people view ozempic and other drugs like Martin Luther viewed buying an indulgence: a cheat for the undeserving.
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noah_buddy
1y ago
Many people (will only speak to America), view being fat as a literal moral failing. Gluttony or overeating are not the sin, but being fat. (From that perspective:)a miracle cure that allows someone to stop being fat is like an indulgence (
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noah_buddy
1y ago
This is basically a premise in Parable of the Sower.
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noah_buddy
1y ago
You see those who have survived the job, not those who don’t. Have you ever asked your father about people he’s worked with who are now dead? Probably a whole lot of em.
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noah_buddy
1y ago
This is the sort of issue that I think exposes a very interesting paradox in the average person. People are worried about seemingly extraordinary cruelty perpetrated against a cute animal (maceration of young chicks) but basically accept re
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noah_buddy
1y ago
Socratic method usually refers to a questioning process, which is what the poster above is getting at in their terminology. Imo
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noah_buddy
1y ago
I believe that he means 00:01 as in one minute after midnight and not 1 second runs. The minimum distance is a mile for his streak I believe
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noah_buddy
1y ago
Scientific information on the topic is quite sparse. There are ascientific recommendations about vigorous activity that probably have some merit, but unless you are terribly, terribly ill, a very light workout is not known to increase a
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noah_buddy
1y ago
Old people often have bad knees. Runners often become old people. People make an association that’s not born out in statistics. Most of the body is “use it or lose it” and running improves blood flow and development of muscles and structure
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noah_buddy
1y ago
Respectfully, if this guy has been doing it for ten years, it’s obviously not so bad as you make it out to be. It’s not a grind set mentality, it’s just one guys choice to exercise in a certain manner. I am a runner. I train at what is prob
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noah_buddy
1y ago
I think your mistake is believing that the development of infrastructure for one purpose will be cleanly stopped at a well-demarcated point once the original purpose is served. When you build the infrastructure for squads of goons to kidnap
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noah_buddy
1y ago
A comet coming back on a long cycle is an orbit
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noah_buddy
1y ago
Interesting story. Sadly, I don’t really believe this is the norm in missing person cases but it’s a nice thought that this woman was troubled in her marriage and was able to get out and start a new life. I know many people will take issue
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noah_buddy
2y ago
Depends on how you view the trinity. Many Christians believe they are one and the same, just different lens on god. It would be like saying just your feet ran a marathon.
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noah_buddy
2y ago
Quite literally never. Society and civilization, from the earliest days, has been a story of subjugation of a lower class by a higher class. Technology and force have enabled this. How else could you compel a farmworking class to provide fo
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noah_buddy
2y ago
Some sorts of goods should be prioritized over some sorts of bads. There would be no terrorism if we locked every human in a box and kept them there, yet you do not support this position, why? I jest, but I think public discourse is an unal
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noah_buddy
2y ago
The idea of a parking app is better than the physical process of using a meter generally. But I have not really seen an app flow better than the physical process despite having parked in many cities. In fact, I can come up with a simple phy
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noah_buddy
2y ago
It’s funny because going back to that discussion, people thought it was heavy handed but I agree with you. I hadn’t even heard about this drama, so I think it worked.
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noah_buddy
2y ago
I have been dealing with extracting photos from Google photos in a reasonable way. That experience has reminded the only backup is the backup you fully control. Download your content, duplicate it on a second disk, and use a general purpose
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noah_buddy
2y ago
There is a dual point: - many of the organizations cut certainly have done evil which the average American would not support. - I do not expect Trump to do less evil. I expect him simply to command it more directly.
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noah_buddy
2y ago
Some sort of goat maybe?
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noah_buddy
2y ago
A personal philosophy in medical decisions: - unless there is a severe risk I might die from lack of intervention (on any reasonable timeline besides life), I avoid intervention. In some cases (my messed up jaw and a whole 9 wisdom teeth),
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noah_buddy
2y ago
His approval rating is quite high considering the circumstances. Will take months to really understand, but at least half of America abhors the federal government.
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noah_buddy
2y ago
> It's like recommending someone morbidly obese go for a run To be frank, this is a dumb point. The morbidly obese person probably can’t even run for 30 seconds. It won’t destroy their joints for the rest of their life. Suggesting a
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noah_buddy
2y ago
Maybe, maybe not. Cheapening costs can improve access, especially if it’s possible to perform a new cheap technique more widely.
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noah_buddy
2y ago
Thank you!
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