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Hope in the Anthropocene(ethical.net)
1 points by ntlk 7y ago|0 comments
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by ntlk 7y ago
At a point in life where you include someone as the main beneficiary in your will / on your life insurance policy, you’re definitely not “dating”, even though you might live apart.
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by ntlk 7y ago
You’re unlikely to feel a tick bite while they’re attached, their saliva provides local pain relief.
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by ntlk 7y ago
I make soups or curries in large quantities and freeze them in single servings. When I get home from work I can serve a healthy meal I cooked in six minutes. Why would I get rid of the microwave? What’s wrong with it?
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by ntlk 7y ago
In Polish it’s the same as in Japanese.
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by ntlk 7y ago
That depends what for you constitutes quality of life. For me switching energy suppliers saved me money. Becoming vegan introduced habits that are proving to have a positive effect on my health. Cycling to work keeps me doing cardio regular
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by ntlk 7y ago
No, on its own these things aren’t a solution, but collectively we are able to add to pressures on businesses to adapt their behaviours.
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by ntlk 7y ago
I understand the sentiment, but there is still a lot an individual could do. Use green energy, fly less, etc. These things all create relevant market pressures. For example: five years ago it was hard to find more than a single vegan meal o
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by ntlk 7y ago
Many of us already have and the more people make this choice, the safer it becomes.
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by ntlk 7y ago
Luckily you don’t have to do it all at once. You could start by trying out some new recipes, and eating plant based meals more frequently than now, and learning what you like.
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by ntlk 8y ago
I can’t find the info on what happens to the data, especially within the app. It would be good for this to be stated upfront. For me local vs stored somewhere is a dealbreaker.
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by ntlk 8y ago
No, because I still buy almost all reading as physical books.
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by ntlk 8y ago
Sleep and cook.
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by ntlk 8y ago
I had two mice named Mouse, and several hamsters called Hamsted, plus a guinea pig called Guinea Pig.
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by ntlk 8y ago
You can buy any Apple device, use if for two weeks and return if for a full refund if you don’t like it.
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by ntlk 8y ago
If the shop is open 24/7 someone still needs to stock it, clean it and keep an eye on it. It doesn’t suddenly require no staff just because there are no tills.
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by ntlk 8y ago
Because it’s easy to set targets and measure them while in the gym, but it’s not easy to fit that kind of exercise into the day to day. People often live too close to work for the bike ride to really be considered exercise, or too far, wher
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by ntlk 8y ago
Programming with nothing by Tom Stuart https://codon.com/programming-with-nothing
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by ntlk 8y ago
The first study you link to doesn’t look at IQ, it looks at how people assess one another’s IQ, which is not the same. The study on predicting sexuality wasn’t looking at physiognomy per se, but at photographs of people. One of the criticis
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by ntlk 8y ago
Where I’m from, all the LGBT people I knew emigrated, me included. Probably because Polish people are not actually very liberal.
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by ntlk 8y ago
It absolutely is not. As a queer person I had to emigrate to escape the living hell that was existence in Poland.
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by ntlk 8y ago
I cut ties with my old identity in two stages. First I rejected the country of my birth, and then the gender I was assigned at birth. There are similarities between that and what you’re trying to achieve. Unfortunately, I found no reliable
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by ntlk 8y ago
Don’t forget people who: - don’t have parents - are estranged from their parents - would never accept anything from their parents, even after death - whose parents never escaped poverty for long enough to buy property
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by ntlk 8y ago
Previously they deleted their entire customer email database [1], so they certainly have a history of making bold decisions when it comes to digital marketing. http://www.wired.co.uk/article/wetherspoons-email-database-
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Art. 7 GDPR: Conditions for consent(gdpr-info.eu)
2 points by ntlk 9y ago|0 comments
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by ntlk 9y ago
I lift.
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by ntlk 9y ago
Have you considered trying therapy? Working with a professional who understands how psychology works can be incredibly helpful problems like this. They can help you build personalised strategies that take into account how you think, rather
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Refusing to Empathize with Elliot Rodger: Taking Male Entitlement Seriously(tim.dreamwidth.org)
4 points by ntlk 9y ago|0 comments
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by ntlk 9y ago
I think you mean _she_.
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by ntlk 10y ago
I wouldn't trust the creative work of someone who does over 35 hours a week. Creative problem solving requires the ability to switch into a relaxed state at will, and I haven't yet met anyone who can do it while under pressure to

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