porkbeer

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by porkbeer 3y ago
Well said. Its a travesty we have to dance around clear influences in these discussions even here.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
A tacit admission that it is currently too energy intensive to be sustainable.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Yet when I look around, humans everwhere. This alarmist bs hurts us all.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
You just voided your own point. Also, you will absolutely notice your apartment neighbor using a hand saw, or drumming on an electonic kit.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
The Buterian Jihad approaches ever faster.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Priciples are fungible marketing for corporations.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
'If I don't, someone else will' is one of the most defeatist, morally bankrupt attitudes known to man. But hey, if I don't point out how shady and shitty it is, someone else will.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Do most pepople not? Greens are a staple in the southern usa.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Bit of both practically.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Well much of it is, such as the wire surrounding it. Superstitions still shape our modern world more than we often realize.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Much stronger than even downshifting imho.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
This is a hopelessly urban take, and factually incorrect.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Electric cars have been around 150 years. Yes, parity means... parity in practicaluty to the end user.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Nope. Most farmers keep a 50gal tank in their truck bed replete with nozzle for fueling tractors etc. And a larger one on the farm, usually 50 to 400gal.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Except all newer car appliances phone home like it or not now. There is no choice,
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Has more to do with their local geography, but any excuse right?
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by porkbeer 3y ago
They have these, they are Dollar General and they are gutting rural and low income area mom and pops. They are not a better solution.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
/spoiler It was though.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Bingo. While I might afree with some of their points, it seems a poor way to convey them.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
I have met a few people I still stay in touch with through misdials, answering obviously wrongly directed texts and even an email doppelganger (same realname@email.org)! I strongly feel that 'random' unstructured encounters are mi
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by porkbeer 3y ago
I used to think this, but it's not true. While obviously the majority of use, it is not the concerning one. We could already have fantasies, but now they have some small amount of agency. The plot of 'wishes coming to life only to
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by porkbeer 3y ago
One can only hope. While I think prostitution should be destigmatized, normalizing it is incredibly damaging. I understand that most people won't discern or weigh the distinction here, but I feel it is important and pretty well studied
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by porkbeer 3y ago
About half the states in the usa the act Audio recording is privliged.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
This is awful. Paragraphs exist for a reason.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Its not like they dont already provide this to police and governments without a warrant and sell the data. If you expected your most personal data to be secure with them you havent been paying attention.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Does the widespread cooling of the planets interior have any possible consequences?
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by porkbeer 3y ago
All while providing a reworded, but just as plagerized phrasing for you.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
If you think 'ai' wont just create even better plagerism, I have some swamp land to sell you.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Not sure why your comment is fading, I have seen this firsthand. Maybe this is another example.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
That is a specific person, so yes.

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