obvthrowaway32

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   by obvthrowaway32 5y ago

   I used to have depression from early to mid adulthood that I could not shake off. Many times, it felt like it would never go away, almost like it was an integral part of me. When I was deep in my hole, I thought thoughts like "don&#x27
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   by obvthrowaway32 5y ago

   Does not have to be that way. I did feel that way when I was still doing web apps, but I left that ten years ago, and still look back on that decision in fondness. I am making "things" now. I'm on the software side, but it&#x
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   by obvthrowaway32 5y ago

   I think what you are getting at is the question of when "being realized" begins, and while I know that we could be discussing that aspect for days and I would not sway you, what remains either way is the fact that there is no anal
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   by obvthrowaway32 5y ago

   I don't see how their argument makes sense, it somehow implies that "our" generation won't see any ill effects yet. That is just trivially wrong if you talk about the environment in general, because whether you think tha
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   by obvthrowaway32 5y ago

   No? One applies to any future person that has been "realized", the other is about whether people are being "realized" or not. People that never existed in the first place don't need to be protected, but generally th