ozzyman700

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by ozzyman700 8y ago
I would link to /tpg/ but i cannot currently. if you ctrl f /g/'s catalog for '/tpg/' there should be a link to a wiki that gives a great rundown of every model. If you have a complete aversion
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
/tpg/ on /g/ is probably my favorite aspect of 4chan besides /prog/ Thinkpads are wonderful machines with lots of upgrade options. A T61 with an SSD and ram upgrade is quite usable for most everything except h
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/18pdf/17-1091_5536.pdf Here is the ruling in full if anyone is interested.
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
Yes, depending how comfortable you are with soldering. https://hackaday.com/2014/07/29/a-cheap-diy-smoke-detector-t...
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/move.html ground speed is the speed of the plane, relative to an observer on the ground, air speed is how fast the people on the plane are going relative to themselv
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
Search something on google, on the results page click 'tools'>'all results'>'verbatim' afaik putting a term in double quotes does the same thing but I am unsure if the implementation is really the same, t
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
The validity of a list entry is not related to the existence of the list itself, but the reason a person added them to the list.
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
The appeal to a primal urges makes sense, but do you rationally feel differently than you did when murdering the deer? I have a feeling there are many things that are desirable and pleasurable, but not morally good.
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Entirely based upon instagram pictures of vegan food, which I am sure skew to the more visually interesting and intensive recipes. A lot of things seem like a lot of vegetables mixed together. I don't like to eat a lot of different t
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
This is the best reasoning I have seen as to why it is not morally wrong to eat meat. Point 2 specifically. I had not stopped to consider the impact of preparing farming land. Thank you for your time to write that out. I still personally f
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
Interesting, I cannot relate to your lack of self-questioning your beliefs in this matter but I am positive I am similar about topics I feel strongly about in other areas. While I feel it is delicious, I think there a multitude of things wh
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
I have, I don't really like the lack of fibrous texture that meat has. I have had an Impossible Burger that would be a drop in meat replacement for me if it ever becomes available to buy uncooked.
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Feelings of parents actions being intrinsically "good" morally seem like they would factor in as well. Or at least, I feel like if I saw my father slaughter animals I would accept it more. I also completely understand that vegan
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
I switched to meal replacement shakes for this reason. Right now I am drinking bottle soylent but I enjoyed powdered joylent for a while. Meat provides such easily prepareable calories, I can't say the same of vegan dishes that I know
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
If I understand correctly, this is the meat paradox: "the psychological conflict between people’s dietary preference for meat and their moral response to animal suffering" How does living on a farm remove this issue? Does somethi
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cum town
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Is this in the US?
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"because it simply doesn't scale." How do you decide to believe that it is because of lack of scaling and not another factor? I believe wage inequality exists because private property is allowed to be held by citizens and re
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
"Because people start off with nothing essentially" I do not believe this. In a world without private property, everyone is entitled to the world's land. Everyone has everything available to them. People survive off the la
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
The phone I (could) be typing this on, was made out of the earth, not from anything humans created. Anything with value is land that had labor applied to it. The alternative to purchasing people for labor has been wages, which is giving ba
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
You also have access to the top through just being born a certain person. Is that not demoralizing to others? Why would they try?
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
Thank you for your kind words. My words were mildly plagiarized from Henry George, author of Progress and Poverty. He is where the idea of people fulfilling their desires with the minimum exertion came from in my comment. I also love mys
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
It is completely possible to eschew those feelings of expectations from other people as well. It makes life much easier. All suffering comes from a desire unfulfilled. To desire others to act as you would and not as they would is to set yo
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
Interesting, I have found that being an adult is as easy as not dying.
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>Humans in general are pretty shitty, driven mostly by self-interest. Water takes the path of least resistance, Humans take the path of least expected effort expenditure to accomplish their desires Both are just doing as nature does, bei
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On what land is that even legal to do without paperwork?
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Is lack of shared knowledge the responsibility of the employee though?
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by ozzyman700 8y ago
Why would raising taxes be a bad thing? The highest US tax bracket in 2019 is 37% for income over $500,000. I don't see why a higher tax bracket, along the lines of WWI or WWII would be untenable. Could you elucidate why you are so