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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Put yourself in the umwelt of the tree. There are feedback cycles for growth, sunlight, water presence, chemical signaling for injury, fungal communication techniques, and more. There are some good books out there, I can't be bothered
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
* varies by individual circumstances
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
There are also complications with free will. I believe the illusion of free will comes from emergent properties of the universe where every particle follows the rules fastidiously with no exceptions. I find this realization gives me comfort
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
We sure do appreciate your brave "calling out" of "forbidden topics". Your contribution to the intellectual discourse here is invaluable.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Helpful tip, usually the second button from the top right will mute the offense.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I believe that Ea-nāṣir is more well-known now than back then.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
>I don't think a day or two off is going to take someone from the verge of a mental breakdown, to 100% mentally healthy. Fuck this attitude. I've avoided burnout by taking short-notice leave, a day at a time. I have used it to
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
If anyone is still reading this, I would not suggest taking dietary advice from this poster. Talk to a nutritionist about your specific needs instead.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Not that this helps you now, but I believe if the reagent test fails, they immediately GCMS the sample to both determine the quantitative amount of substance in question, as well as rule out false positives, so you probably would have been
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Fruits, when consumed in moderation, also contain fiber and phytonutrients, hardly non-existent benefits.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
From a US small business perspective: start the company first. It's significantly easier logistically and creates a clear demarcation between the people and the company, as well as gains access to the banking industry you'll need
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Maybe that's one of the reasons the United States has such well-regarded colleges, because play and work combined provide a stronger foundation than either alone.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
> Ozempic is offering people painless weight loss that actually works. The medicine may work, unlike those stomachs which experience gastroparesis upon taking it as a side effect. I'm not so sure I'd describe some of that as pa
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I wonder if it would kill a flea, or barring that, a bacterium.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Kerbal Space Program. The original is more refined at this point, the second one will eventually have better tutorials, but if you watch Scott Manley videos you'll have the basics in no time. Then there's Dover Press with Fundamen
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I think this price increase is only for the ad-supported tier, but yeah, it's funny how all the streaming services have gone up on price almost simultaneously. Something something market collusion.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
(Dis)Information can be a crime. https://www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/safety-resources/sca...
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
From your very own article you helpfully linked, it was found that he was spreading false information about (text) voting, causing anyone who didn't know better to become disenfranchised, a violation of their rights as an American citi
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Also maybe consider USB-powered heating gloves. You might also check forums for those with Reynauld's syndrome, they would probably have some good suggestions.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Unfortunately it has not gotten the attention it deserves from the medical community. Their consensus is that you only get it once(generally). I've had 3 documented cases, the last in 2019, and that one put me out of commission for bas
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I quit Amazon prime mid-pandemic as the shipping went from 2 days to ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (and never recovered). I kept them until I watched Wheel of Time first season, and when I realized how awful their adaptation was, I dropped my years-old su
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
60.73 is the frequency in hertz from the picture in the article.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I've heard about it, signed up the other day, didn't use it. I tried it today on a medical condition that's been hard to get good info on, and while it wasn't the first hit, there was a great reference fairly high up tha
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I really hate being pedantic here, but it's ultimately using mass for thrust instead of being a pure photon rocket (which arguably is also expelling energy which has mass but in this particular case you're expelling momentum - and
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
>Owing money around really does sound like something a bad person would do. Why would this be your default assumption? People can end up owing money for any number of moral reasons. I'd rather someone have 10,000 in debt because the
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
As much as they charge for it, I would want to use it if I had a Tesla. But since I have severe trust issues with Tesla, I would never* buy an electric car from them anyway. * at least for the next 5 years, probably longer. I'm just gl
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Not to mention the occasional automated drive into stationary objects. Guess that's partly why they have the "best in class safety tech".
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Oh I know, and usually I'm pretty jaded (I live in a lcol area so even tho I make less than than 75k I live comfortably). But tonight for some reason it really sunk in how cheap human labor in this area can be.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I'm not jealous (we've got a great work/life balance and a good mission), and I've heard of those compensation levels before, but something about the way you said "merely 400k" made me realize that those single

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