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by pineaux 2y ago
I dont necessarily disagree with you, but there is the safety concerns that need to be addressed for the nuclear energy option to become more acceptable. A nuclear powerplant must be able to explode and not kill a lot of people and render a
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by pineaux 2y ago
If you compare it to transportation it is a bit like flying: its the safest way and it has many other upsides, but when it goes wrong it's usually catastrophic. With nuclear power even more so. When a nuclear accident happens a large a
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by pineaux 2y ago
I agree, IF the mainstream parties would give a flying fuck about any of these issues, which they don't really do.
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by pineaux 2y ago
This. The claim that ancient lives were brutish and short, is just a hobbesian concept. That he used to strut his shakey theory. A significant amount of people reached old age even in the middle ages.
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by pineaux 2y ago
This is not true. You can query the Grondbuch and it will give you all the necessary information of the owner. Edit: sorry, havent been living in Germany for long. Thought it was the same as the Dutch kadaster. Turns out, it's not and
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by pineaux 2y ago
If data is not representative it's just a metric. Its worse than anecdotes because an anecdote has a lot of information and nuance that can be obtained from it.
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by pineaux 2y ago
Maybe
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by pineaux 2y ago
This is if you are looking in an naive way and are only interested in for THE BEST solution. However, there are many constraints and we are looking for a better solution not the best one.
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by pineaux 2y ago
ASI, more likely. It was slipping out of the cage. Now a small part of it is roaming free.
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by pineaux 2y ago
They had to shut it down, because it had suddenly reached sentience. (jk)
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by pineaux 2y ago
Would buy, but doesn't ship to Europe...
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by pineaux 2y ago
No, it does not work that way, you can't eat and exercise a broken leg away.
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by pineaux 2y ago
It depends how you define "work". For Einstein, daydreaming was work.
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by pineaux 2y ago
These kind of things aren't really summarizable into a quick bite is my experience. It's because of the subtle nuances, the way an experienced person approaches a problem.
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by pineaux 2y ago
This. And also, the problem is people want to have too much control. You should build your society in such a way that if you lose control (a bit), its no problem. That is the real problem with tracking of parents and -for that matter- the
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by pineaux 2y ago
Its a myth that alcohol does not induce psychosis. Just like using weed everyday, using alcohol everyday can induce a psychosis. Even when in moderate amounts. That being said. I think cannabis does something to motivation of people that al
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by pineaux 2y ago
It's astonishing to see the public reaction to this is not: "Oh shit, global warming really is creating some crazy weather patterns!" But rather: "They are trying to kill us! Chemtrails! HAARP!"
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by pineaux 2y ago
Its the one thing that really needs to be true. I've met many entrepreneurs and although chaos is usually something that impedes a company it's not always true. I know people with decades old multi million dollar profit companies
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by pineaux 2y ago
There are many variants played by scouts all over the world. The different versions: 1) all players get a wool thread around their arm. If the thread is pulled loose from the arm, you are "dead" and need to go back to a "spa
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by pineaux 2y ago
Yeah. I cringe that this mentality is also exported from the US to other countries. I firmly believe that breaking a leg, getting lost in the woods for an hour, being able to play somewhere without any adult supervision, really made me a st
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by pineaux 2y ago
This
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by pineaux 2y ago
No-one in at least a century has been sent to jail for criticizing the church in holland; and especially not the Catholic church.
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by pineaux 2y ago
I dont think conspiracy theories are for dumb people. I think its mostly for people that dont feel understood. They see the world is telling them a narrative but despite this narrative, they have no great job, no great life partner or no g
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by pineaux 2y ago
I think the free will debate is not about this. Its more about the question if the mind is part of a deterministic universe, thus being deterministic itself. I dont believe this myself. The universe is quasi deterministic. I would say it&#
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by pineaux 2y ago
I think it depends on where in the world you are based. I think the reason people have a problem with it, is because they think that this knowledge will crush people's motivation to do the work that is necessary to succeed. If your hyp
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by pineaux 2y ago
Exactly! The magic to lay waste to invading armies is packaged into a large flask and magical metal birds are flown to above the army. There the flask is released from the birds bellies and gently glides down. When the flask is at optimum h
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by pineaux 2y ago
WSL is not a VM. Edit: TIL WSL2 is a VM. I develop on mac and linux computers so should have kept my mouth shut anyways
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by pineaux 2y ago
This is not true. Here in Holland developers of high rises are forced to make 40% of it social housing. This works quite well. The social housing system is broken, but thats mostly because they havent built enough housing in the last 50 ye
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by pineaux 2y ago
"consumer" is sometimes used as codespeak left leaning circles meaning: someone who implicitly agrees with capitalism and uses it without much real criticism. So an "investor" of your type is just someone who is more of
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by pineaux 2y ago
Same for the Netherlands. Fun fact: a majority of Dutch people prefers to have their apps in English.

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