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by ptah 7y ago
this is the silent killer. climate change gets all the attention but pesticides can kill everything
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by ptah 7y ago
yip, i think the drop is mainly due to the poor getting poorer
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by ptah 7y ago
Europeans must be on the right track if the monopolists are complaining
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by ptah 7y ago
ecosia is a good alternative to get some trees planted https://info.ecosia.org/about
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by ptah 7y ago
humans can be held accountable for their decisions though
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by ptah 7y ago
> "Ads can be an important part of voice - especially for candidates and advocacy groups the media might not otherwise cover so they can get their message into debates," he added. translation: I simply cannot say no to the amou
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by ptah 7y ago
Either this is from an 80s cop movie about a renegade cop or it is a scene from a police state. EDIT: This is also a symptom of militarization of police. How would they even have the means to damage a house like this otherwise
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by ptah 7y ago
too late
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by ptah 7y ago
> Does the lack of charity in public discourse – the quickness to judge, the aversion to context and intent – stem in part from what we might call the ‘adversarial’ humanities? There is no way to know the answer to this
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by ptah 7y ago
it doesn't work like that. you should try it for yourself
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by ptah 7y ago
You are adding the goal of turning status quo warriors into activists. Mindfulness is not designed for that and has never claimed to do that
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by ptah 7y ago
what would you credit for this better than expected outcome?
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by ptah 7y ago
I think it would be more acceptable if they let users preview the data sent
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by ptah 7y ago
Fully agree, mindfulness can help one come up with even more radical actions. It can be a tool for activists to cope with the pressures of activism. It doesn't sound like the author has done any mindfulness practice
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by ptah 7y ago
Religions seem to be ideas that know how to propagate well and ensure their hosts multiply faster too
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by ptah 7y ago
wow, they are by far the worst on the list
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by ptah 7y ago
is this what greta thunberg means by "fantasy of eternal economic growth"?
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by ptah 7y ago
yes people with longer lifetimes will put off having children which means conception events for each generation will have longer time intervals in between
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by ptah 7y ago
extending life too much could have detrimental effects in terms of evolution as the gene mutations will take longer meaning we can't adapt fast enough.
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by ptah 7y ago
I think you are wrong. excel can be evil and cause immense pain and suffering https://qz.com/119578/damn-you-excel-spreadsheets-jp-morgan-...
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by ptah 7y ago
it makes sense to up the speed limit during rush hour instead of the typical case for humans where we reduce it
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by ptah 7y ago
do these include letters written today by american soldiers in middle east?
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by ptah 7y ago
what are the limits of compressed air as a replacement for electricity?
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by ptah 7y ago
i'm originally from South Africa, having lived through apartheid as a black person. i am certainly not privileged. these americans are way more privileged than I am and are still killing themselves
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by ptah 7y ago
Can brave block these js calls
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by ptah 7y ago
responses to decreased economic opportunity is a choice
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by ptah 7y ago
it sounds like it is self-inflicted?
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by ptah 7y ago
arguably this would be even more useful for the patchwork of laws and conventions that make up the british constitution
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by ptah 7y ago
>On the other hand, 41 percent of those over 65 supported Biden, compared to 26 percent for Warren and an incredible 2 percent for Sanders. it seems that the ones that grew up in a time when tax policy was closer to bernie sanders'
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by ptah 7y ago
it should be safe. stalin died in 1952 :)

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