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6y ago
As if 50% of the US population is going through some kind of collective psychosis. Just looking at how a significant portion of his fans act and look on those rallies. Dressing up with jumpsuits having flags and his face allover or wearing
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6y ago
I refer to "antisocial behavior" - not "poverty".
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6y ago
In line with the broken-window-theory you could call the respective department to collect randomly deposited trash and bulk garbage or report broken infrastructure. Also calling the police to report antisocial behavior like cars intentional
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6y ago
Well, that's your opinion - but reality would like to have a word with you. Doctors in the US are giving out Adderall (similar to meth) and Fentanyl (even more addictive and dangerous than Heroin) like candy.
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6y ago
what he says. criminalization should be reserved to actions which cause harm to another person who didn't agree to the respective interaction. If an adult decides to take a drug - fine. If another adult sells a drug to another adult -
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6y ago
what you refer to is modelling of a selection of observed metrics not the biology itself. very different.
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6y ago
who lives by the spam, dies like a spam.
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6y ago
you don't think his aphorism collection is pretty ridiculous considering that he barely interacted with other people and based his "insights" entirely on reading books and theorizing?
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6y ago
Last time I checked children bully each other over their clothes and form sub-groups based on them. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3513287/ It likely also depends on how prominent the color codi
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6y ago
also kurds vs turks vs armenians. settlers vs natives. to some extent even stuff like car drivers vs bike riders. always two+ groups whose members identify with that group and act and feel like they are fundamentally better or more worthy t
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> As cynical as I am okay ... are you ready? > She doesn’t understand racism give her and her friends blue t-shirts and an equal number of other kids red t-shirts. do this for several weeks. lo and behold the basis of racism unfold. r
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6y ago
If life feels for too long more like surviving than living one might get tired of it.
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6y ago
nietzsche was an idiot ...
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6y ago
> To put yourself at ease I have never seen an old person fear death. Really? It seems like the Covid situation is unveiling exactly how most old people are seriously terrified of dying even requesting everything being put to a halt.
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6y ago
depends on where you live. have a look at 1cp-LSD.
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6y ago
okay, I'll have another look at it. anyway - my intention was not to disregard breathing techniques where breath holding after exhalation plays a role. I do a few of them on a regular basis. I just don't like the Navy Seals practi
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6y ago
It does not play any significant role. That you can hold breath after exhaling is obvious and yogis probably talked about it. Doesn't change the fact though that Pranayama is all about holding breath after inhaling. That is basically t
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I was so certain that Twitter handles his account with special attention and some bells and whistles like IP white-/blacklisting etc. It seems like neither Twitter cared about his account's safety nor the secret service. What ...
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6y ago
technically, in pranayama you never hold your breath after exhaling. also a 16 second cycle is quite fast for a pranayama technique.
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6y ago
you mean the china virus?
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6y ago
> United States, say it with me, United States Murrica ... Mur-ri-ca ... MURRICA!
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6y ago
Furthermore you can buy a new smartphone every 24 months and still not buy the latest model. I on average buy a new smartphone about every 24 to 36 months but I tend to buy used smartphones.
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6y ago
> I think it's time for our society to grow out of that phase for sure I thought ML tech already grew out of that phase where it cannot distinguish between an onion and a breast. Now if this quality of AI is to be considered state o
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6y ago
Seems like FB's AI tech and competence is not so great as they like to make people believe.
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6y ago
race based and caste based discrimination are both technically the same and fall into the "racism" category.
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6y ago
I checked a few of the videos on that site and they are anyway located on YouTube.
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6y ago
B/c it is being ignored while in plain sight.
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6y ago
There are several large sites which are famous for poor UX and content quality which consistently rank high on Google. Like Pinterest, w3schools to name a few. That has been talked about here on HN also many times. Those are too prominent a
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6y ago
When using DDG I also tend to fall back on !g but in my idealistic fantasy I imagine this to be okay because I provide DDG with search terms they can use to optimize their engine.
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I'm undecided about DDG with regard to its relevance for my search behaviour. It seems that it requires reevaluation on at least a yearly basis. Practically speaking I rarely use it despite being very data privacy conscious and sympath
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