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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
What’s Greenland going to do? Make a strongly worded statement? They’re kinda out of options.
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
How do you know you’re not gaslighting yourself? Maybe the article never changed, it always read how the other person interpreted it. You read it through your filters and took something completely different than what it said. I’ve seen this
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
The overwhelming majority of what people consider “ mental health ” issues simply stop being issues when people fix: Diet Exercise Faith
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
I can prove God exists is the same sense that you can explain why there isn’t simply nothing at all.
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
Ultimately science can’t explain why there is anything at all, rather than the more likely scenario of there simply being nothing. It’s not a question science can answer. Once there is something, rather than the obviously more likely noth
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
Solar needs to address its dispatchability problem before it becomes viable as anything other than a vanity project. Australia is experiencing this problem now to a limited extent, and is walking in to a disaster scenario with the scheduled
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
When did the USA interfere militarily in Europe? Would Europe have been better off under Nazi Germany? Is that what you’re saying?
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
Why? Because you said so? So China and India can use all the fossil fuels they want, and other counties too not just them. But the West has to kowtow to Net Zero / ”Renewables” nonsense? We’re not buying it anymore. Everything has tr
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
There is exactly zero evidence that any religion isn’t true. How could there be? Evolution can’t disprove the existence of God.
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
You can’t know that. His life isn’t a double-blind randomised placebo controlled study. There is no second instance of him to falsify your claim.
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
One thing talking to a therapist has a proven ability to do is fatten their purse at your expense. There are no measurable benefits better than placebo.
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
The rates of sudden blindness have doubled as a result of the massive rise in the numbers of people who are taking GLP-1. Sudden blindness on one or both eyes. No warning, no symptoms, wake up with damaged eyesight up to and including blind
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
This is all complete and utter rubbish. If you talk to any man who’s overcome adversity, they’ll straight up tell you they didn’t do any of this nonsense.
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
There’s no such thing as “mental health issues”. There is such a thing as the “Mental Health Industrial Complex”. How did humans evolve and survive for hundreds of thousands of years without “mental health issues” and suddenly 23% of childr
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2mo ago
In the same way that the sky is blue, talking about one’s own mental health, especially for boys and men, is a net negative. It’s obvious once you see it. You’ll come round.
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2mo ago
> Of course everyone has minor mental health problems I think this is an extremely dangerous position to take. We’re all flawed, the human condition and all that, but I don’t believe that necessarily translates to ’minor mental health
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2mo ago
Yep, exactly. Due to the deranged Net Zero policies of successive Australian federal and state governments, Australia have experienced skyrocketing electricity prices, so any small decrease in residential and industrial prices now is effect
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2mo ago
The question isn’t whether a service has a presence in the sense of employees or regional office, or headquarters. The question is: do they office services to residents of said country / state. If so they may well be subject to certain
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2mo ago
The extraordinary claim is that talking to a ‘counsellor’ or ‘psychologist’ has any net positive benefits that are measurable in any way.
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perpetuallunch
2mo ago
News just in: talking about your mental health, especially for men, does not improve your mental health. For the majority of men, most of the time. If it did, shouldn’t we see mental health improving by now?
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2mo ago
That’s not going to help anyone. The Five Eyes is an Anglosphere intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States. These countries are party to the multilateral UKUSA Agreement, a t
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2mo ago
London’s tube system had an eminent domain, technology, political will problem. It’s entirely fixable. Cold weather kills more people than hot weather. By a huge margin. People frequently move from cooler areas to areas that have comparat
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2mo ago
Show me an example where this is being used in the real word, at scale, in a cost effective manner. It’s not even a good idea. Water has a greater capacity to store heat than rocks and dirt.
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2mo ago
That is an article about a prediction, not actual data about a drop in price. An article from a month and a half in the past. Still waiting.
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2mo ago
> General consumer prices went down What now? Where in Australia have consumer prices gone down? > because of a reduction in peak electricity use driving up retail costs I don’t understand what you’re trying to day here.
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2mo ago
> Or lifting a really heavy thing and letting it fall slowly. I challenge you to run the numbers on this. Or at least read or watch someone who has. Whenever you’re certain you know the answer, it behooves to try to prove yourself wron
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2mo ago
Show me anywhere that is recycling wind tubing blades. Or solar panels. Steel is infinitely recyclable and valuable enough as scrap to largely be recycled at a high rate. Solar panels are so cheap new because there’s bigger all of anything
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2mo ago
True true. The old housing stock is poorly insulated. I mean: not at all insulated, and retro fitting insulation is painfully expensive. Sure, insulation in ceilings is relatively easy to do, but swapping windows out for double glazed windo
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2mo ago
Modern coal fired power plants are much cleaner than those that contributed to acid rain. You seriously believe coal fired power hasn’t evolved in the last 40 years? You’re saying that renewables are cheap but only if you include gravity st
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2mo ago
Does your 18 full reactors count name plate capacity only, or does it take in to consideration that wind needs to be massively over built or also come with gas peaked plants? This is important.
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