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roysting
5mo ago
Greed is the easiest way to compromise anything. It is a central theme covered in too many sources to list, but it is always a deal with the figurative devil, treason, betrayal of not just oneself, but everyone else who trusted you, lifted
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roysting
5mo ago
We love in a kind of bizarro world where the “capitalists” have printed so much money that they’re wildly inefficient in allocation of resources, as evident by all the excess cash sloshing around; while the “communists” of China and to some
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roysting
5mo ago
Thats a good argument but those are also features that could be provided by the force of government power in a government and country where the government is not and has not intentionally been corrupted, partially for the very purpose of pr
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roysting
5mo ago
I would agree, but that perspective overlooks many different secondary effects. Essentially it’s a matter of that we have the tiger by the tail and your perspective basically just says, “hey, just let go of the tail. It was fine when we did
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roysting
5mo ago
Many gave that up a long time ago. Welcome to reality, “experts” and “PhDs”.
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roysting
5mo ago
It was one of my first thoughts too, but related to that somewhat is that it also amazes me how people used to be a lot more “daring” or “pragmatic” (the quotes indicating that I’m not quite sure what to call it) in a way that did not scare
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roysting
5mo ago
Now if only one side did not insist that their snake oil sales(wo)men were the good snake oil sales(wo)men, whereas the other sides' are the fraudulent con artist ones.
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roysting
5mo ago
Snake oil may have died, but the snake oil salesmen sure did not die out. If anything they’ve only proliferated.
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roysting
5mo ago
This is an interesting jumble of truths and illusions (not to fault you, but illusions as in deceptive perspectives imposed on you, while at the same time claiming that others are falling for deceptions/propaganda). You are almost righ
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roysting
5mo ago
Blind men see an elephant as a rope, a wall, a spear, a tree, a fan, etc.
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roysting
5mo ago
Was that response written and/or auto-replied by AI?
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roysting
5mo ago
Frankly, at the very least any entity that receives any kind of public money and/or benefits, including any and all corporations, should be required as part of their receipt of public money or benefits of any kind, including legal prot
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roysting
5mo ago
I wonder if Europeans have any clue that this company is a CIA enterprise/front?
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roysting
5mo ago
It doesn’t really matter. Most likely your indigenous population that was targeted to believe such terminal things like males and females being the same, will not be in power for long, let alone possibly even be around at all in the future.
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roysting
5mo ago
Have you ever thought about or identified what could have changed your ways, whatever those were that I presume were inconsiderate of others or even violations of people? Or was it more that you were pushing back against the industrialized
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roysting
5mo ago
> most schools don't do that It’s because most schools are industrial age conformism and propaganda machine extensions of centralized government power and control. I suspect that those here who really care about education and learni
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roysting
5mo ago
On the other hand, I’ve been accused of being AI/bot and if I say things the mod doesn’t like and is not their favorite thing to hear I’m “flamebaiting” or engaging in personal attacks when pointing out specific things. Frankly, online
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roysting
5mo ago
Although you have a point regarding this specific situation; the real, bigger issue is this industrial scale, low quality, high quantity food production system.
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roysting
5mo ago
I find it interesting that you are basically saying the same thing, even if the reply you are confused by simply made some assumptions you were not able to make and was a bit less precise. It’s interesting how people will say things like “T
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roysting
5mo ago
They all should be prosecuted and jailed for life for the egregious harm and, if citizens, their blatant treason of the nation and the constitution. I don’t think people are aware just how bad things are with these tyrannical and dystopian
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roysting
5mo ago
I’ve long thought about how wonderful it would be to create a contemporary new hybrid language whose objective was to unify communication along the very common linguistic origins at least some language clusters have. The core challenge of c
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roysting
5mo ago
I would like to mention that although I’m aware of the limitations, I think it is worth designing and advocating for web app standards that could even at some point become a viable competitor to native apps, especially for apps that really
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roysting
6mo ago
That is a good point and at the very least it’s a good idea to download electronic statements, maybe with a script to retain the most recent n statements
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roysting
6mo ago
The vast majority of people currently do not “ask the right questions and to make sense of the results” now because they are conditioned from early life on to only ask the approved “right questions”, which will always frame the sense they c
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roysting
6mo ago
Although I agree with you directionally, reality simply is that at least speaking for the west in general terms, this approach does not strike me as feasible because it will always contact the pathological altruism of our current civilizati
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roysting
6mo ago
I think an important distinction is not really the class matter, it’s really more a jealousy and spite that the political and bureaucratic betters could not profit from it, not that he did so much. If he had had the means of letting all or
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roysting
6mo ago
I agree, the challenge still remains to classify social media if the objective is to arrest or reverse the negative effects, while possibly not depriving children of positives of things like forums like HN which are clearly also social medi
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6mo ago
Quite the irony that a non-native species (oranges) are being decimated by another invasive non-native bacterial disease. I was just talking about the devastation that invasive species and diseases have caused not just in America, even thou
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roysting
6mo ago
That is not correct; assuming you are not using an employer’s equipment on employer’s time, and/or working on what the employer pays you to do for them or are working on something that is competing and a few other reasonable caveats. I
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6mo ago
I find that confidence quite unsettling considering everything we know about just the government in general, not even to mention what Snowden released, and I know he did not release everything. Are you at all familiar with what Snowden rele
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