pokemongoaway

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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
"What I study is important and everyone else should value it more too"
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Which city is this?
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
How would you create an LED with these properties that is equally efficient as the white light LEDs on the market? Geniunely curious.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Why such desperation for consensus?
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
So much controversy in theories of evolution. All thinkers can benefit from this feeling that "we're over these solved problems." Get to the root of the problems by looking at the various paradigms before one went mainstream
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Same exact experience working in the valley. I also lasted 6 years.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Karabiner is a great app.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Right, it was so hard to use magsafe, keyboards with key-travel, non-touch screen laptops, and all of those annoyingly varied ports on the side! I think OSX and iOS should become the same thing so no one has to manage their own software - l
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
IQ isn't the only or best way to judge someone, but what are you even saying? That attempting to measure intelligence is the same as colonialism? Who is being colonized here? Also who are the IQ winners (Asians) accused of colonizing?
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Correct. Was pretty obvious during my stays in Scandinavia that the people trying to sell me drugs and fighting in the train stations were not locals. Not that those actions in any way would be a correlate of IQ /PC logic.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
It's men's fault that men aren't putting themselves into female roles that will guarantee for many of them divorce, no reproduction, no attraction from women? Such twisted logic! Why are we saying "men and women IQs&quot
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
It's more like "I don't like when people with mental health problems start identifying themselves with that problem." I don't like it either :)
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
The buddhists do that and more. For example, recognizing the components of the body to such a degree that even when you see the most attractive person you may become entirely disgusted.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
How could it kill somebody? And can you link to where the ill are being trolled?
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Similar to the many thousand year old schools of eastern thought!
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
"...that it is impossible to ever build their own identity" Sounds like a pretty poorly prescribed incantation.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
It's a value because the more people you've been with the less likely you'll stay with the one you have. However, therapists should be pushing back on the idea that we need to focus on bad things that happened to us in order
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Because it demonstrates a trade-off made for short term that causes long term suffering in others, especially loved ones. Dying does too, but if we make a reasonable effort to not die, then we are making a responsible effort to not hurt tho
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
"...were grown on black, polycarbonate membranes placed on tryptic soy agar plates..." So ya, definitely not a walk in the park to eliminate the bacteria in the biofilms of grandma's old infection! I never really got the ince
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Well they did it with the new generation of painkillers that makes more money and is less efficacious than the old. And they've ruins millions of people's lives with fraudulent research without much recourse - hundreds of books on
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Not to mention low dose antibiotics are sometimes very therapeutic. When the effective medicines become widespread big pharma has incentive to spend as much money marketing against them as it does to actually develop better stuff. Antibioti
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Maybe a class action lawsuit - not for money - but for the promise of open sourcing and leaving some funding for any future projects that have customer support, but that they want to squash without adequate reason.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Wow :(
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
What exactly is wrong with him saying this: "Race is almost exactly the opposite problem: the signal in the data is so strong that you can't help but pick it up, even after you censor everything you can think of." As far as
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
I tried to infect a quantified self company with the same gist about 7y ago. They did quite well at first, but failed to continue innovating in my point of view. Anyway, whenever my ideas were gaining traction the marketing head would convi
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
It's because scientific materialism can be used like a religion. It is arguably the most powerful religion in history.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Anyone else have an aesthetic feeling for this? Signal desktop felt clunky to such a degree that takes away from trust that Telegram feels equally secure - even though it is not.
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
My experience is that people who LOVE touch bars, keyboards with less travel, touch screens instead of keyboards, and iPads instead of laptops - are less human. I'm not saying people with these preferences are not human, but I woul
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Are you more upset that the post is factual or that it is allowed to exist?
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by pokemongoaway 8y ago
Because the narrative is getting easier and easier to control on websites that aren't even mainstream. I'm looking forward to see some workable innovations in this area... Common Silicon Valley! :)

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