pensivemood

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by pensivemood 7y ago
>It has nothing to do with Indian citizens It has nothing to do with Indian citizens? A law passed in India does not concern Indian citizens? I am not sure I can make sense of what you are saying. If you are saying that the law does not
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by pensivemood 9y ago
>The fact that it’s natural means nothing nature is a cunt. Natural means, what a human body has been accustomed to, over the course of its evolution. That is what is natural. Not something coming directly from nature. Often both are sam
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by pensivemood 9y ago
I said the argument was stupid. Not the person making it. Smart people can sometimes make stupid argument. Even I make stupid arguments sometimes. I can only pray that the people around will tell me straight that my argument is stupid. Are
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by pensivemood 9y ago
Who paid for this? Just wondering...
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by pensivemood 9y ago
Can we have less spacex here please? Thank you.
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by pensivemood 9y ago
using 20+ floppies to install windows 95 only to get up "windows protection error", like a zillion time, and trying again in hopes it ll work the next time?
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by pensivemood 9y ago
It is possible for a "technical document" to appear rigorous enough to untrained eye, but sadly, you can fool people, you cannot fool nature. Which is why "Hyperloop", which was not even an original idea, still remain in
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by pensivemood 9y ago
I think hyperloop pretty well fit the "full of shit" category and I can only consider it as a PR stunt...
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by pensivemood 9y ago
That is exactly what I thought.
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by pensivemood 9y ago
An alien won't be this good at human PR.
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by pensivemood 9y ago
>I remember clearly thinking the whole idea of landing the booster as being completely unrealistic, verging on not possible Please share why you thought it was not possible. Just curious.
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by pensivemood 9y ago
Does this take it into account of the possibility that people who sleep longer than 8hrs probably has other unhealthy habits, like lack of exercise etc..
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by pensivemood 9y ago
But that does not prevent them from entering a car ride with their own babies. So, yes, people know that roads are dangerous. But no one ever gives a second thought when entering a car ride, even with their own kids, even when they know not
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by pensivemood 9y ago
What you are starting, is a different debate. This is the issue with this topic. People usually have a hard time differentiating the subtleties involved. Hence could be easily mislead. What I was arguing is that, there are valid reasons to
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by pensivemood 9y ago
>flat-earthers, anti-vaxxers Seriously. It hurts me to see the "anti-vaxxers" term thrown around so loosely. There are very legitimate reasons for being skeptical of vaccine research. Events like this appear quite frequently [1