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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Actually, it may be.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Or wait for a mysterious disease to kill off the urchins. Or maybe some starfish develop immunity to the disease.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Because believing things and taking a position are different things, maybe? It's actually one of the hallmarks of a cult (like wokeness) that to become a member, you must openly declare belief in obviously false things. Religions are a
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
According to the article, the purple sea urchins are starving. Maybe this will balance out eventually, as other predator/prey cycles in nature?
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
HODL
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
How can it near ATH while it is crashing? Just HODL!
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Comparing Twitter Bitcoin Hodlers to a cult is like comparing Covid lockdowns to the Holocaust.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
I think the Bitcoin people on Twitter are quite fun, actually. When Bitcoin crashes, they flood Twitter with HODL memes, which helps through the dark times.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Couldn't you for art have a separate right for being allowed to hang the actual piece in your living room, and for selling prints? Then somebody could own it for their living room, somebody else could make money selling prints. In that
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
It makes it easier to trade ownership rights. Of course it was possible before, just not very convenient.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
How would they be on a fork, if the "original" dies because of the difficulty bomb? Since the fork that wasn't bombed would survive, it would be considered the original, wouldn't it? How is it defined? Like somebody rele
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
It's not a joke, he is trying to make money. If it doesn't work out, he can cancel it after a year, or only keep the most successful domain names. As you said, it is nothing compared to opportunity costs. The person from the artic
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
I didn't see anything about how much they would have to work, just what percentage would have trouble coming up with the money on short notice. It doesn't even imply they are poor, they could simply put all their money into their
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
What do you mean? I see you have no answer to my question, though.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
"many people not able to spare $1000 who are not in a position to change that, for reasons outside their control" What would be reasons they couldn't change that? I am genuinely curious? Not counting being too sick to work (o
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Where by large you mean 1000$? Why would you have to be a millionaire to be able to afford that? What exactly do you plan to buy for your kids? Expensive holidays are not automatically better, by the way. You don't need a luxury hotel
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
What is the maximum number of humans a cat has ever killed?
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Well if you don't care what I care for, why should I care what you care for? I'm not killing my cat so that you can get a new iPhone next year (presumably with an AI chip that can generate virtual cats).
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
What if I care more about my cat than about your latest gadget?
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
I don't think the article was about pointing out that the original predictions were wrong. It was about the need to adjust them according to actual developments. About the other points, it is possible that politics had some effect, but
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Wikipedia doesn't really prove anything, and I already mentioned that there are many claims of 6 to 9 months. Your paper seems to suggest 12 months (assuming a lifetime of 20 years).
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Cool idea, but tbh I want to see what it looks like once some of the bubbles have been popped.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Australia has a lot of land and few people. Norway pays its citizens to buy electric cars with the money they make from their oil fields. So I guess the oil is still being burnt. Not saying it is not nice progress, but I am not convinced th
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
The wind mills that were built in the 80ies are already scrapped, afaik they only last 20 years. How long does it take for a modern wind mill to produce as much energy as it took to produce it? Edit: a lot of estimates for 6 to 9 months see
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
But should you simply kill all bacteria in your mouth? Perhaps some are actually useful?
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
What exactly was done because of pressure? More solar cells and wind mills? Have those even crossed the point where they produced more energy than what was used in their production yet? In my country, they are shutting down nuclear power pl
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Grievance activists teach them that they should feel bad, and it is communicated on many channels. But grievance activists should not dictate to us how to behave or feel.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
That's just propaganda by grievance activists, though. "Where are you from" is standard German small talk. Notice how effectively this method destroys communities, nobody dares to talk to each other anymore, for fear of sayin
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Yes it is.
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by psychiatrist24 6y ago
Why are you supposed to learn about their culture, and not they about your culture?

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