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by pineaux 3y ago
The article can also be seen as a proto-structuralist argument. If you take this argument a bit further,you could say that trees do not exist. Could you point me out the defining characteristic of a tree? A structuralist would ask. Is it be
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by pineaux 3y ago
Nah, this is just an apologetic just look at the amount of engineering they put in their Thunderbolt 4 cables: https://www.lumafield.com/article/usb-c-cable-charger-head-t... Its crazy stuff. You are telling me they ca
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by pineaux 3y ago
I am also curious...
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My dad was setting up local factories for similar pots in several nations in Africa 20 years ago. They sourced local clay and sawdust and provided plans for clay presses. There was a fund that provided the starting capital and the silver so
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This
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I was wondering if "earthquake lights" might have something to do with this myth. Those strange lights that are seen in the sky with strong earthquakes. Believed to be caused by huge electro mechanical forces of large earthquakes.
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by pineaux 3y ago
I dont think in words at all. That is why -quite often- I know what i want to tell but the correct word just doesnt pop up in my head. I can then explain the concept and other people can help me find the word in question. Even while writing
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by pineaux 3y ago
There are so many cases in which a regulated market shows lower costs, that not seeing it is just not wanting to see because it touches your core belief system instead of using reasoning. Regulation is needed to ensure property rights, cont
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by pineaux 3y ago
You are blinded by your love of the market. "The market" (the unregulated one) is a very unstable and unsatisfying beast. It is precisely because of regulations that western countries and some Asian ones are so succesfull. Many r
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This is the reason Americans are losing their edge. There is heavy risk aversion. It is a cultural dead-end. Risk needs to be counterbalanced by securities, but risk cannot altogether be avoided. Avoiding risk has a very heavy intended pun
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Yes if you have a reasonable person in front of you. But your children can be very unreasonable and cruel just because they are playing. The "why" questions will just continue until you are exhausted and they will not have done it
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by pineaux 3y ago
Sure, just throw your certainties in my face like the truth. You name prisons, but you forget that until recently, most children were subjected to physical violence and most of them did not go to prison. But if you read the above correctly
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by pineaux 3y ago
Grasshopper for rhino is awesome too. It's actually really relevant for this topic. It's the only syste I know that integrates so well into a precise cad design system and also allows you to do complex stuff easily. I love it. Dra
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Very mature way of saying it: "crying"... Good flame-bait.
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Capitalists dont make anything apart from making collectively owned goods and services privately owned. That is the whole game.
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The Gestapo popularized passports. Think about that for a while.
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I absolutely LOVE this comment. Thank you for this prose.
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Actually, that is not the reason why they should exist. That is the story you are told. But this story has never been true, the propaganda is just a bit more effective these days. I mean. Look at: Paw Patrol, Miami Vice, Tokyo Vice, the Wir
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by pineaux 3y ago
Definitely not a non-argument. Its a circumstancial argument, that does not prove a whole lot, but its perfect against a unsubstantiated claim like the one its used against. It doesnt even have to have happened to be a good argument, becaus
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https://archive.is/XX7yN
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Its not possible anymore in the Netherlands either and its showing. More abuse of drugs and alcohol. A big portion of people is going to get addicted anyways. The America has a far higher amount of addicts of all drugs and alcohol compared
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I think this is bad advice.
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This was already a solved problem. Just get the kids use all the stuff away from parents when they are between 14 and 18. Yes it will do a little bit of brain damage, but getting pissdrunk at that age and having your parents nurse you back
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by pineaux 3y ago
On the other hand, it burns almost invisible.
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This sounds logical, until you find out that the only viable way (make H2 from electrolysis) is wildly inefficient (75% efficiënt), then compressing/chilling it for transport is only (90%) efficiënt, then converting it to electricity w
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by pineaux 3y ago
No, this is definitely not true. A lot of water in the middle ages was exceedingly bad quality. Especially in cities. People also have to remember that there was no running water. So people had to collect water. Because there were no sewage
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Also, we do not live in a progressive zeitgeist. That is only the narrative. If you look at what is happening instead of what is being said, then not much is progressive or leftist about it. There is some pushing of individualistic identity
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This is probably not true.for example: People know smoking kills. The tabacco industry even popularized stories about sad COPD patients that were dying in the hospital and still wouldnt quit smoking. "Its that good!" "It&#x2
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Its context dependant. A dog without hair is arguably more gross...
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