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by roysting 6mo ago
You may want to check you spelling or explain what photos hitting your solar panels has to do with anything before you star throwing stones in your glass house of ignorance
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by roysting 7mo ago
Not just that, clowns and jesters played critical and culturally significant roles. “Fools” is not only not an insult to clowns and jesters, but it’s far more accurate. I would even say without any necessary religious perspective, these peo
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by roysting 7mo ago
That’s arguably even more objectionable of a term. Jester’s role was often a critical one in the court system, serving as deliverer of uncomfortable messages in light hearted ways and often also confidant to the monarch. These rather evil a
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by roysting 7mo ago
There is so much darn what-about coping going here. I can’t help people with their emotional rationalization. Fact of the matter is still getting your source of energy from India, when you are not India, is still not energy independence eit
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by roysting 7mo ago
Paleolithic grave sites have also survived literal millennia. You do know that a millennia is only 1000 years, do you? For example: Sung(h)ir, modern Russia, 34 millennia ago, i.e., 34,000 years https://www.sapiens.org/archa
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by roysting 7mo ago
What bothers me about these kinds of things is that we are sanitizing all of the soil of indigenous culture exactly like was done in other place around the globe by the force that drove "colonialism". Now this impulse to scour and
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by roysting 7mo ago
https://babylonbee.com/news/terrorists-give-up-after-three-h...
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by roysting 7mo ago
> Defensive systems can’t work and are inherently destabilizing even though everyone knows they can’t work. All of those clauses are immensely important for everyone to understand. First, "can't work"; because the math sim
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by roysting 7mo ago
There is no amount of math that can make up for the lopsided dynamic of hypersonic missiles. The only reason the “iron/gold dome” con job was even plausible to plunder trillions in U.S. Monopoly money was because missiles were crude, s
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by roysting 7mo ago
Not to put too fine a point on your metaphor, but the different training methods deployed by ChatGPT vs Claude, for example, changes that a bit regarding who did the “selective breeding”, arguably nurture vs nature, respectively
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by roysting 7mo ago
I get that trope, but as someone who is not lily white, but know people who are and are tortured all their life by what can only describe as psychologically abuse that has been perpetrated against them for…you guessed it…their skin color, w
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by roysting 7mo ago
I don’t know exactly, and I’m not an EV driver, but considering how many cars I see at supercharger stations, it seems to have a use case. I’m guessing it’s an American thing too though, we can drive many more hours and no one is driving st
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by roysting 7mo ago
It’s rather ironic that you would make this kind of comment at the same time as your other comment (I happened to notice) about the pen being mightier than the sword, considering that it’s light skinned Iranians (including literal Aryans) b
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by roysting 7mo ago
I have not finished a game, but I would be very disappointed if I didn’t get credit for stopping a war once I’ve won.
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by roysting 7mo ago
I was just reading an article on how BYD's flash charger can apparently charge a battery from 10-70% in 5 min and full in 9 min. That's basically refueling speeds.
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by roysting 7mo ago
I am not at all sure what point you are trying to make, because I was not making any point. I was just asking a question to, I believe, suss out a point that is seemingly far closer to what you are saying than not. I was asking the question
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by roysting 7mo ago
I understand your sentiment, but all parties, including the Israeli state are signatories and have ratified the Geneva Convention, making the actions of Israel and it's American attack oaf (full disclosure, I am American, whatever that
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by roysting 7mo ago
Who do you see as the “legitimate military target” in America due to America’s war of aggression on Iran? You imply it would be any military officer, anywhere, at any time, retired or not.
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by roysting 7mo ago
It’s called parallel construction in many related circles and is used on a daily basis even in communities like yours. For example, do you have information obtained from illegal surveillance technology to know of an illegal activity happeni
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by roysting 7mo ago
You seem not to know what a rant is. Two questions that make you uncomfortable because they challenge your dogmatic beliefs is not it though. You are very disappointing.
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by roysting 7mo ago
You are right to point out the astonishing developments in Chinese nuclear reactors technology most people are totally oblivious of. It has been standardized, is seemingly safe and far more efficient due to Chinese technological advancement
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by roysting 7mo ago
It’s never dawned on you that the lying, cheating, manipulative, murderous Epstein class government just may have lied to you? They may lie to you every day, telling you e.g., that there’s just absolutely no money for proper care of its own
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by roysting 7mo ago
I think we are in a bit of a trough of people trying to use methods and processes of irrelevant practices, when what is needed for a whole new dynamic, is an adapted and novel set of methods and processes. I suspect we may not get out of it
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by roysting 7mo ago
I don't think it needs to be seen as "strategic", beyond that most effective people start with a proof of concept that is low risk. You are right, being pragmatic is surely the primary motivation to follow that pattern, but t
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by roysting 7mo ago
It’s really kind of unfortunate that people ignore the fact that the ruling powers seem to always follow the same MO, yet everyone falls for it over and over again; first they go after the dregs that they’ve made beyond the pale for pearl c
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by roysting 7mo ago
In get the sense that what you are responding to and even many comments to yours are expressing a kind of coping with the current dynamic, only exacerbated by the rather elitist and egoistic mentality that people in tech have had for a very
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by roysting 7mo ago
Both of you are really just beating around the bush of this whole issue in basically the same way as the very people you are complaining about, albeit at a different position. You both have a very elitist mentality towards this issue, i.e.,
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by roysting 7mo ago
"FBI is buying location data to track US citizens" ... "Until there are laws that actually protect us" I don't see how we overcome that massive hurdle. It's not like those who ostensibly make the laws don'
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by roysting 7mo ago
That’s a very extrinsic perspective, so let’s included the other far more powerful and consequential propaganda organs; the whole media, news, TV, movie, cultural conglomeration of the American empire. If you consume “mainstream” American n
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by roysting 7mo ago
I don’t see any comments at all, at least on mobile. Is this a bot? I was going to look at the comments out of curiosity, because I was surprised that there would be any comments at all on an AP article, for several reasons.

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