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by philosopher1234 2y ago
I think we should hold ourselves to a higher standard than this. I don’t see why we couldn’t apply reasoning to this question just like any other.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
True, she was a party of billionaires that want to burn it all down more slowly. GOP-lite, as they say.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
My point is just this: it seems like there are a million reasons that all of the following could be true: * policy is majorly influenced, to the point of near dictatorship, by shareholder profits * thus, crimes perpetuated in the name of th
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Ok? I’m not arguing about debtors prisons? I’m not sure why you’ve focused on it
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
I’m not an expert, but the way you wrote your comment seemed to be discounting this possibility for no discernible reason
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
The thing to look for would be the way that making long firm fraud easy to prosecute would lead to companies being accountable for things they don’t want to be accountable for.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Perhaps, but I think philosophys rightful purpose is about overcoming our drives and following some kind of moral, reason driven life.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Philosophy is about living beyond the instincts given by evolution. It’s about living through reason, rather than pleasure. Pleasure is still important and a part of it, too.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
But it’s cool for Elon Musk to do it to get Trump elected, or zuck to do it for who knows what aims (but certainly expanding his own influence and power)
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Is it possible to see their feedback? Is it published somewhere public?
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Ya, that was an error. I was thinking of myself, perhaps.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
My inaccuracy not withstanding, you supply the data to prove my point, that it is common for men to experience depression in retirement. And my suggestion that they should be considered seems just as true. Your suggestion about my motives m
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Everyone I’ve known to say they know all their issues has been blind to many obvious (externally) problems. I tried several different therapists until I tried psychoanalysis instead and it helped. That said, it’s true that many problems can
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
That’s humanity for you
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
The vast majority of men develop depression at retirement. So you can say this with scorn if it pleases you, but the group you’re talking about is massive and doesn’t deserve this derision.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Hard to take such general advice seriously from someone who apparently doesn’t practice it. In fact, it seems mistaken to do so.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
It’s unlikely you’ll find someone who takes an interest in developing you, who isn’t a personal connection or someone you pay, in my experience. You will probably have to take the first step yourself, either to develop yourself or to find a
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
M-F: 7am * brush teeth * drive to the office * breakfast * (sometimes) therapy * start day 9am
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
You dont have to either blame one set of people or another. You could put the blame in the right place instead, the design of the system which all but dictates the individuals choices.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
It is not possible for it to exist in any text based forum because it depends on: * body language, non verbal communication * the ability to respond instantly * the ability to interrupt * the ability do develop relationships over time Which
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Whose interests does it serve to place the blame on individual employees?
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
No you can’t, because the depth, pace, and honesty of conversation doesn’t exist online
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Your review is great! But I think the idea that it’s in opposition to PoSD is not right, I think it’s a further development and elaboration in the same direction of PoSD
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
This error is backed by a strict with error codes and so on.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Are there any recordings to back up your story?
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Meanwhile the US uses it surpluses of wealth to do… what? Optimize ad sales to 16 year olds and fund genocide in Gaza?
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
The author of this blog is an internet commenter, not a representative of Go. I don’t see how such a post justifies saying that Go ignores computing history.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Both can be true
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Making an argument that fascists are taking over the world may indeed be what gp doesn’t like. But gp (and yourself, presumably) not liking it doesn’t make it untrue, and certainly doesn’t mean the argument should be censored.
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by philosopher1234 2y ago
Stigmatizing things that have negative health consequences seems good..?

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