redmen

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by redmen 4y ago
I agree with you. And yes I could and probably am manipulated to an extent. But... I have noticed this before 2016. Years before. Example of bad American institutions: physical therapy, high schools, colleges for physical therapists. Food.
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by redmen 4y ago
Just to add: this was long before Russian propaganda. I'm not saying I agree with it. Just something I have noticed. And my friends aren't online. They say this in person. For example, in a bar and hear someone being loud. America
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by redmen 4y ago
Maybe only a unified direction towards dysfunction lol But yes in the context in which you have laid down you are correct I believe.
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by redmen 4y ago
There can be corruption at all levels without coordination. Example: greed. There is such a thing as unorganized corruption. Example, in lots of third world countries where their infrastructure and systems are so bad it breeds corruption. N
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by redmen 4y ago
Lol I literally just did it. I have friends from around the world that talk shit about Americans constantly. They love Canadians. America and loud obnoxiousness are synonyms in lots of the world. People laugh at loud people and say oh they&
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by redmen 4y ago
Travel and surround yourself with new experiences and different kinds of people and build intuitions for things people want by becoming like these people. Share experiences, needs, wants, outlooks. Then dogfood your own ideas. You will be b
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by redmen 4y ago
It also ain't common either
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by redmen 4y ago
You sound so angry here. What are your thoughts on Ray Dalio, polarization? My thought is that this is a force of nature the USA is up against. Even in nature before humans, things polarize. There is a balance between the strong and the wea
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by redmen 4y ago
And more information automatically means better? Look at covid and how dumb people were on that. I think there is a positive correlation between access to information and vaccine denial.
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by redmen 4y ago
Haha agreed
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by redmen 4y ago
We can spend forever debating this, or we can use our common sense that anything Zuckerberg touches is bad for society and probably causing deep rooted issues. Look, we can spend hundreds of years debating over which foods are bad for us an
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by redmen 4y ago
To add to this.. Us Americans I don't think understand how many other parts of the world don't like us. If you want evidence of this go travel, and see how people treat you, then watch their eyes light up if you tell them you are
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by redmen 4y ago
You are giving too much credit to Putin. All he did was identify already-existing issues and fuel them further. Saying this: "The reactions to what I'm saying will be predictable" is a good attempt but doesn't really wor
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by redmen 4y ago
Canada has massive division. It's just masked.
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by redmen 4y ago
Diversify slowly for the next time around. Or go all in on Alibaba
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by redmen 4y ago
I still don't understand why changing the language to main makes society better in any way except to make us feel like we are making progress and hiding the fact that we are not. Maybe it causes us to pat ourselves on the back and not
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by redmen 4y ago
Lol you really don't know much about this topic. Sorry if I am sounding rude but you just revealed that with yet another response looking simply to be right and prove me wrong without any actual thought. In the context in which we are
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by redmen 5y ago
Ummmm a spammer is a person who must create many accounts to game the system. If there was no login requirement they could spam in other ways, for example voting, on YouTube: views. Scraping is a huge part of spamming. First you need to ide
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by redmen 5y ago
And Twitter's business model is largely based on data collection?
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by redmen 5y ago
???? Firstly nothing prevents scraping. It makes it more expensive. I ask everyone here to stop telling every word so literal
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by redmen 5y ago
edit: to also stop spam. I wish people would give you the benefit of the doubt instead of finding a single wrong word and then attacking that point.
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by redmen 5y ago
This happens to me as well. I think possibly certain foods trigger anxiety which leads to my mind trying to figure out what is wrong. And if there is nothing obvious then my mind starts to dig deeper and deeper. Maybe there is some sort of
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by redmen 5y ago
Scraping for one.
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by redmen 5y ago
That's exactly what I said LOL. What's the need for your anger?
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by redmen 5y ago
Interestingly, I think login walls are to stop spam. It interests me how many design decisions by youtube, for example, were to stop spam and getting rid of fake views and likes. Not directly for the user's experience.
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by redmen 5y ago
I too feel this deeply. Sometimes I think our phones have given much more power to the companies that have the algorithms, since there is less space for anything, which means companies that can create a good touchscreen keyboard, or a searc
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by redmen 5y ago
I think startups taking over the world was a very dangerous and naive idea. We have essentially created singular points of failure. I wonder if globalization is similar in that it can make our system more fragile. There has to be some sort
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by redmen 5y ago
I think he enjoys living in his own bubble and justifies to himself that his work is important. It takes a massive ego to convince oneself that they can do no wrong
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by redmen 5y ago
history rhymes
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by redmen 5y ago
I meant 60 ;)

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