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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Yeah he was just an innocent marketing consultant: “ In a March 2008 PowerPoint presentation, Tsai outlined a marketing strategy for the drug that included guidance on targeting “specific physician segments to grow high-prescriber group (i.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
“ Water plays a central role in all our lives.” You don’t say.
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Observations on the January SERPpocalypse(demandsphere.com)
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Is Google Blocking SEO Rank Checking Tools as Search Volatility Continues(seroundtable.com)
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Do voting registration boards check for this too?
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Fabian socialism is all about wearing a neoliberal mask.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Depends on your epistemology, I guess.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
I’ve always assumed that this was sort of a known thing.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Very happy with mine, best Linux laptop I’ve ever had. I have the 13”.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
This is just the same one vs the many dialectic that always leads to self-refuting positions over time. Orthodoxy is the only faith to resolve this problem.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Agreed, the comment reminded me of the secret king in the corner meme “they don’t know I have intellectual pursuits.” People outside of cities can read good too.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
It’s frequently explained to mean “universal” but my growing understanding of it is that it means that the wholeness of the faith exists at the local level, meaning that it does not have a dependency on some remote administrator in order to
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
And it has to be peer-reviewed.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
There does seem to be a unique form of escapism in the aesthetics. I often think of it when I think about the jazz cafe phenomenon that is popular in Japan. It's warm and cozy but it can also be a cozy sterility (but hey we have cats!)
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
It’s a question of normalization, not data.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
If you look at institutions that are more concerned with punishing the type of people who will fight back than the bullies themselves, the motivations behind these sorts of policies make a lot more sense.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
"And, to further be clear, there is zero first amendment infringement when private corporations silence your voice." Couldn't agree more! If you don't like it, just go build your own multi-billion dollar private tech com
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
This is obviously going nowhere, but things are a little different now anyway. What was tried in 2020 and 2021 ultimately didn't work and it won't work going forward. Censorship is being deprecated. You're free to say and thi
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
1. According to you 2. Bleach was debunked: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-inject-bleach-covid-... It's not playing stupid, you're just not getting a free pass with this sort of rhetoric.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
1. Maybe you don’t care but if nobody else cared then the entirety of legacy media would not have gone into overdrive to gaslight the American public about its existence. 2. I’m not aware of anyone telling people to inject bleach or horse t
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
“All the people flocking to Bluesky — were you outraged at the Covid censorship and Hunter Biden laptop election interference in October 2020?” And the same gaslighting was echoed here on HN as well, don’t hold your breath for any such ackn
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Trees also convert CO2 into something useful
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
If it’s not in a peer-reviewed study, how do you know it’s true? /s
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Or this: https://web.archive.org/web/20200728203549/https://www.cdc.g...
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Nor can we forget this: https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/par...
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Everybody's favorite "anarchist" himself, Noam Chomsky, promoted just such an idea. (Proving that he's not really an anarchist.) Of course, he couched it terms of plausible deniability but anybody with the ability to rea
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
In guess it comes down to: on what terms? It wasn’t long ago that we regularly witnessed rhetoric hinting at putting people into camps and denying them access to food because they didn’t buy into the official narrative about vaccines. Is th
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
I respectfully disagree. That state of affairs made people more “united” - perhaps, but it was at the expense of knowledge about the true nature of our reality. We are “divided” now because we are basically in a battle for what is consensus
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Sure, but at least you have options and get to choose. Long form content, unrestricted by executives telling people how to run their show, all that makes a big difference. There is no need for corporate bureaucrats to try to run things.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
This is one of the main reasons we're seeing the legacy media lose legitimacy. People want to hear authentic voices and go to where the new ideas are.

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