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by pineaux 3y ago
Interesting take: Thats because at the time people had not developed consciousness yet. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Origin_of_Consciousness_...
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by pineaux 3y ago
You dont need another icon. Play for playing all steps in succession. Pause for pausing play. Next track for next step in the folding. Its the most logical. You should see each step as a new track and the whole origami object as an album
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by pineaux 3y ago
I totally agree. You COULD use play for next step. But the convention is that the next step is used by the "next track" button. This is because play usually also goes to "next track" and then plays it. Play should contin
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by pineaux 3y ago
No, they would be considered institutions with too low of a standing.
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by pineaux 3y ago
Thermohaline circulation might not be the cause of warmer Europe although many people believe it is. Its probably mostly because of the planetary effect which lets the wind flow in a typical pattern. Europe is a sea climate. Eastern US is
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by pineaux 3y ago
Real nasty bunch. Used to burn whole parts of england only a few centuries ago. They'd probably still do it if it weren't for the might of the British Navy.
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by pineaux 3y ago
I came here for this comment. I want tabs with these prints
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by pineaux 3y ago
Its a Dutch invention. We have tons of them here everywhere. Think they got introduced somewhere at the end of the 20th century.
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by pineaux 3y ago
I dont understand why people are talking about charging times. You would think that swapping batteries would be a trivial fix for that problem. It could even be done by large batches of relatively-easy-to-handle battery packs. You could eve
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by pineaux 3y ago
It is literally speculation, in the literal sense of the word. Speculation, as defined by the Cambridge dictionary: the activity of guessing possible answers to a question without having enough information to be certain. The question here
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by pineaux 3y ago
We dont know this. It's all speculation. All of it. And it's speculation of a winner. So it's not surprising that it conveniently frames the willing destruction of 100,000 people as the lesser of two evils. Also, many people
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by pineaux 3y ago
But you would leave it on the pavement right? Little honeypot for nosey punks.
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by pineaux 3y ago
You are making a charicature of what I am saying. But to answer your question: Because quality thoughts are collected in the works that the humanities study. To say that you can and will have these quality thoughts by yourself - by winging
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by pineaux 3y ago
Love this book
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by pineaux 3y ago
I find it fascinating that "STEM people" think all problems are best solved with logic and rhetoric instead of intuition and anecdotal evidence. While in real life many things simply cannot be measured and we must act on hunches o
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by pineaux 3y ago
I¹ get it. The STEM educated people are better at technical stuff like math and logic, thus they must be a lot more enlightened than these non-STEM journalists that walk around in the darkness of the intellectual void. We smart, They stupid
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by pineaux 3y ago
Also, I dont bring a drill to a hotel.
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by pineaux 3y ago
Maybe not with the once per quarter road trip. That might not be a bad frequency for renting a nice road trip vehicle. But I generally agree with what you are saying.
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by pineaux 3y ago
Finally! Someone who says it the way I see it. I believe the personal-responsibility-as-a-framework (PRAAF) for solving pollution problems is a joke. I genuinely believe that big petrochemical companies and other stakeholders pushed this st
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by pineaux 3y ago
There is a missing piece of information here. Lower vehicle speeds are actually worsen pollution per mile. The optimum fuel economy for most ice vehicles is around 40 miles/hour. Anything below or above that will increase the pollution
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by pineaux 3y ago
I have good experience with drilling a small hole in the side of the housing and through the LED. You need to aim well. Its not a good technique for all annoying LEDs.
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by pineaux 3y ago
Nice timeline. So the future is golf fields with windturbines?
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by pineaux 3y ago
You know which famous fascist also got persecuted (and jail time) for a failed coup before he took power years later? You get 0 guesses.
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by pineaux 3y ago
This is a fable. Many people reached old age in the empire and even the middle ages. A low "Life expectancy" doesnt mean people didnt grow old. It just means that many people die prematurely of (now) preventable things. Death of t
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by pineaux 3y ago
Poorly chosen name for that robot.
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by pineaux 3y ago
Yeah, thats logical. He sees things getting worse and sees he was too reasonable in the past. "Maybe if I am more zealous and less reasonable, I might be able to be part of a less-worse future." It's a biased way of seeing th
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by pineaux 3y ago
Where did I assert there was more? I merely say that defaulting to materialism is not necessarily merited when you have so little evidence. I usually tend to take your stance, but nowadays I wish for more observations. Defaulting to materia
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by pineaux 3y ago
Also because in the sea life is more volumetric. Most sea animals move through the water at least in one stage of their life. Most land animals just move over the ground. Not through the air.
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by pineaux 3y ago
What would suggest it is strictly within the bounds of materialism? There must be some observation that underpins your idea that it is within the bounds of materialism to claim it is the simplest and most logical explanation. I'm not s
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by pineaux 3y ago
Yes. That is one argument. It is the experience of life, we do not feel like automatons. Are you saying you had to write this reply? Or did you have a choice?

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