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olleromam91
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olleromam91
8y ago
Organized religion sure, you could make that argument. Anthropologists and historians often argue that religion and spirituality - in their purest forms - are actually a coping mechanism that humans evolved into. Think of the hunter gathere
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olleromam91
8y ago
Great Idea...but better make sure it's not hosted on the internet.
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olleromam91
8y ago
How do we convince the wealthy elite classes on our planet that - in order to have the highest odds of sustaining our species in a way that WE desire, it will require the strength of every human being, which will require individual invest
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olleromam91
8y ago
I think you said the answer right there. They die.
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olleromam91
8y ago
See "workplace identity"
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olleromam91
8y ago
Self censorship != true acceptance of other people.
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olleromam91
8y ago
When it comes time for decision making, everyone wants to be heard, and everyone wants their opinions considered. Treating/dismissing someone as an asshole doesn't facilitate any sort of basis for discussion, debate, agreement, co
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olleromam91
8y ago
10% less education is similarly important to 10% less pay? One is opportunity, one is outcome...I think that's the idea
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olleromam91
8y ago
Your second concept is something that every human believes in, whether you want to accept that or not. We're selfish by nature. We choose who we like and who we don't like.
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olleromam91
8y ago
Sometimes it feels like we are in competition to claim that we are the least fortunate of all sub-groups. Not future focused at all.
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olleromam91
8y ago
But why would a society favour one race or sex over another in the first place? Where does this bias originate?
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olleromam91
8y ago
Record companies own music...do they not have stake in the system?
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olleromam91
8y ago
Here's a fun invention for ya. https://hochurayu.com/product_design/helmfon/
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olleromam91
8y ago
By tracking what people do in a place, and then pushing adds to them.
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olleromam91
8y ago
So where are ones roots as a digital nomad? The web?
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olleromam91
8y ago
They are using speech spectral analysis to gather emotion context from users, used in conjunction with syntactic emotional features to tailor ads based on user mood.
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olleromam91
8y ago
Some of the most advanced and effective mental health retreats are EXTREMELY expensive. Upwards of 2000 dollars a day.
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olleromam91
8y ago
If the United States want's to compete with other nations...its best bet is to have an informed population. An internet where information is on a pay to play basis will cut out the poor and weakest links...leaving a massive portion of
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olleromam91
8y ago
Ask the question, US or THEM. Those who want to defend the things they love from THEM, will always choose US over THEM. Simple. One can argue that "it doesn't have to be that way" but sadly there are millions of years of biol
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olleromam91
8y ago
Or...ya know...we don't want those people to kill us or our loved ones. Maybe the suicide bombers are the ones with an underdeveloped philosophy.
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olleromam91
8y ago
Because sometimes to reach the truth, you must risk being offensive.
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olleromam91
9y ago
So what is your alternative solution? If it ends up with "someone else can have better weapons than me"...I think you may want to reconsider.
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olleromam91
9y ago
I think the problem can stem from the urge for everyone to try and find the exact same ideal world. It's so obviously clear that this is impossible, and so obvious that there is no civil way for anyone to enforce an ideology across a m
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olleromam91
9y ago
I see your analogy. But it's not totally perfect, because in a (hopefully functioning) democracy, the farmer can be told what to do by his constituents. Obviously this doesn't always happen, but do we trust the entity we voted fo
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olleromam91
9y ago
If only we could all agree who's life matters the most. That would be great =P
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olleromam91
9y ago
Sure it can. We can ask "what are you going to do now that we agree it happens regardless?". If you can accept existence contains horror in all forms, then you can go on your way to make the best impact you can for those you care
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olleromam91
9y ago
Potato potato
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olleromam91
9y ago
By using this "logic" you draw a very blurry line, that wont lead to any decision making, just arguing over who is most evil. I can now assume that miners and forgery workers are complicit in murder because they harvest and refine
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olleromam91
9y ago
People immediately want to paint these truths as only products of fear. Yes, fear is a large part of it. But it takes courage to fight against that fear and be responsible for the future of your people (whomever they are). Pretending that t
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olleromam91
9y ago
The smugness in each of the interviews I've watched is pretty hard to ignore.
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