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redmen
4y ago
Don't like this since it's probably based on gpt3 and I can see how the results can easily be gamed, and how unrelated nouns can sometimes have a higher correlation based on artifacts in gpt3
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redmen
4y ago
Yes. Seems like people remember when he's right because he's like their prophet or something.
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redmen
4y ago
LOL you realize Alex Jones just says obvious shit and takes credit right? When has he ever said anything profound that turned out to be correct?
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redmen
4y ago
It's all about the feedback loops between the brain, instrument and fingers. Musical training is an amazingly fast way to shape your brain if you know what you are doing. It's one of the few engaging activities that offer that qui
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redmen
4y ago
Another: brings in more retail traders who base their decisions on the price of the stock
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redmen
4y ago
shares down negligible? It's down 6% after hours, and was down 4% intraday which took no wind out of the sails.
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4y ago
I like blue toilet water
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redmen
4y ago
I find it amazing that people ever think that there might be a one-size-fits-all solution to a subjective human experience. Spaghetti Sauce, Fonts. Sure no one likes dog crap in their sauce, so there are obvious experiences no one likes, bu
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4y ago
Oh sorry I read their comment incorrectly
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redmen
4y ago
They basically said stable relationships are more stable than unstable relationships and you want evidence?
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4y ago
The expectations are coming from our exposure to apps, articles, videos, education and opinions. It's not all in the author's head. I'm not at all sexually frustrated like most men and yet I still feel all of the same things.
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4y ago
Eric Schmidt, the guy who stated that if you have nothing to hide then you shouldn't be afraid of google?
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redmen
4y ago
Sure that's an easy way out to point out a division like that and attempt to take the high ground. Or just don't reply.
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4y ago
You don't like the idea that the majority of people aren't very intelligent and that 90% of innovation comes from 10% of people. That's okay. Reality often isn't easy to digest. I don't like the human species most o
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redmen
4y ago
Don't males have denser bones? Random thought (probably a stupid one), but maybe they are more likely to last?
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4y ago
Funny. Maybe the desire for acceptance and popularity on social media incentivizes articles that defend social media to be written. I'm not sure how anyone can actually be in denial about how bad social media, and constant notification
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Long Covid in Feces
(bloomberg.com)
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redmen
4y ago
You don't like the word "masses" is all
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redmen
4y ago
For the masses. Not for people who know how to think. It gives people a false sense of confidence and arrogance when they tell you they know how to research
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4y ago
And now rather than being spoonfed, propaganda requires just a click or two. Even worse imo. Makes you feel like you are in control of the content you find when for the vast majority of people you are not.
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4y ago
"Younger Americans are more balanced" It doesn't have much to do with laziness. It has to do with your ability to filter and discern what is going on, your ability to hold multiple and opposing ideas in your head at once, etc
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"Recipe sites are notorious for SEO tactics. They all follow the same highly optimized format with the stupid story about the author's grandma and how they just couldn't get enough of these cookies, and how the recipe was los
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4y ago
those sites would just clone themselves with a different domain
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4y ago
I met a girl last night in Mexico and she said, "you're not American are you? Americans are loud and they always want the rest of the world to hear them." This is the sentiment I was trying to express. It's definitely no
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He is playing a character. Met him and he showed the opposite of what he was trying to sell his audience. Claims he doesn't care about money then took a bunch of huge sponsorship deals. Claims he didn't want fame but went on to tr
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In my analogy I was meaning to say Putin is a parasite to the USA's host. I was attempting to argue that it's not so much that Putin is strong, it's that right now the west is weak. And sure one could argue against that and s
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4y ago
Hasn't it happened many times throughout history? It might not appear natural as we can identify a direct cause of it.. But who's to say it wouldn't happen in some other form with different actors if it didn't happen wit
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4y ago
I think we are all a little anxious, and trigger happy. Our police, our politicians. It's like as soon as something remotely similar to a movie they've seen happens everyone thinks, "omg it's happening!" Civil war i
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4y ago
It's not my fault, it's society's fault. Society put those ideas in my head lol
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4y ago
Just watching the score of this post go up and down is interesting how controversial it is I guess??
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