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raarts
5y ago
To me it's more likely due to not being able to see reality is more nuanced than 2 options.
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raarts
5y ago
Which one are you referring to? Because I can think of a few.
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raarts
6y ago
There's always going to be some who are hurt by your words. It's unavoidable. Even - especially - the truth hurts. That's why intent is so important.
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raarts
6y ago
And because of this you now think the ones burning the books and censoring people are the good guys?
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raarts
6y ago
Trying to find hard data on comparing immunity from vaccines and naturally getting covid-19. Is it in the same range?
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raarts
6y ago
How about putting a small app in the store that just installs the web app and then uninstalls itself ( don't know if that's possible)?
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raarts
6y ago
A few months ago I was told that almost all ICU patients suffer from long term serious problems, so I would appreciate it if someone more knowledgeable could put this paper into that context.
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6y ago
It was sarcasm but do you use Amazon? I do think that it's hypocritical for people to actually be a customer while on the other hand participate in popular culture by throwing big words like oppression around.
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raarts
6y ago
Famous last words while clicking 'Order now' on the Amazon website.
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6y ago
The primary reason by far why I haven't done a lot more with the Pi is the lack of large enclosures.
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6y ago
I fully agree with you. And considering the fact that a virus cannot be eradicated and will continue to mutate we will have to live with covid just like we do with the flu. There is a minimum number of deaths that we should accept as a s
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raarts
6y ago
Human population will peak around 2065, and drop off afterwards. This is the consequence of birth rates dropping (even in Africa) wherever people get our or poverty, and women can afford birth control. There is no need to be worried about o
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raarts
6y ago
If my calculations are correct taking a strong cup of coffee (very strong actually), will burn 6 grams more fat per sustained hour of training. And still we don't know if total energy output was the same, because coffee can be a stimul
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raarts
6y ago
I'm convinced this happens all over the (Western?) world, not only in the US.
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raarts
6y ago
True. Newspapers, radio and TV used to be on the receiving end of most of the ad money. That has gone away almost completely over the last 25 years. And now they have to fight for clicks.
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6y ago
Polarization knows many victims. Important drivers are outrage, othering and dismissal. I've followed Project Veritas and yes they go undercover for right-wing causes, but I haven't seen evidence of them being deliberately untrut
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6y ago
In Dutch there's an expression 'zo rot als een mispel' (as rotten as a medlar). These days this means 'rotten to the core', so I was surprised to learn it originated from a fruit that supposedly tastes wonderful in
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raarts
6y ago
One thing I read is that the biggest difference between men and women has been found to be interest in things vs interest in people. If true this could explain the differences in attraction of various fields.
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raarts
6y ago
Neither you, nor GP knows what kind of speech exactly they were referring to. You're basing your decision on what you think they mean.
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raarts
6y ago
I'm a teacher streaming from home. There's more of us.
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6y ago
As I read elsewhere (don't have the link) this is supposed to be the #2 chip supplier for the automotive industry, and the #1 and #3 closed down because of the Texas Power outage and are still not operational. Anyone know more?
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raarts
6y ago
We all know that and that's why you should accept a resend with clarification of intent.
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raarts
6y ago
I think a better question would be, why are they solved in most countries in Europe but not in the US?
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6y ago
This also happened multiple times the last ten years in for example The Netherlands. To remedy this hospitals move patients around between them. Is not unusual during peak months of the year. If you Google around (and set the time frame to
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6y ago
Navy ships do.
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6y ago
You see it for yourself, emanating from the sources that comprise your bubble. Which holds for everybody. And it's the diversity of those sources that determines how close your view matches the truth.
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6y ago
I trust Tim Pool to try to be as close to the truth as possible. He is very critical of most of the media as well.
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6y ago
Reporting that critical care facilities "were this week 93% full.". This in itself doesn't sound too bad. Most countries scale (expensive) ICU units to be max out in the busiest time of year. The article also mentions 20 ambu
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6y ago
There is a testimony floating around from a black Portland cop, complaining that every time he wanted to talk to a black BLM protestor there was a white protestor trying to prevent the black one from speaking with the police.
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6y ago
Thumbs up for Tim Pool. He was my big discovery a year ago.
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