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by s5300 4y ago
>> I read posts from a schizoid that claimed to have evidence that the government was influencing his life through the ratings of popular animes on My Anime List. This was called trolling for the lulz, you fell for it, & seem to h
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by s5300 4y ago
If you trust Peter Thiel to put a suicide collar on anybody working for him lest they disobey… Hope moral people will never not be completely weirded out by the amount of tech oriented folk who look up to him or aspire to be like him.
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by s5300 4y ago
>>I don't know why people find this awe inspiring >> This video is about a man, who is keep making poor decisions and living consequences. This reeks of jumping to conclusions & victim blaming. Would you treat somebody
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by s5300 4y ago
>> his entire day is filled and spend providing for his basic needs. If he doesn’t get up in the morning he will freeze to death for lack of heat during the winter. Could very well be the only thing/routine that’s able to keep hi
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by s5300 4y ago
Oh no all of the Soylent I chugged over lockdown is making me reply to this comment I guess I should’ve given up (insert linkin park hyperlink here) soy for lent!
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by s5300 4y ago
No it’s not
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by s5300 4y ago
Finding out Afroman is raising his family in one of the most impoverished parts of Southern Ohio was strange. I wonder if he doesn’t have much $ in the form of royalties flowing in.
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by s5300 4y ago
Hmm… He claims: >> it is legitimate to punish by death, someone who openly declares the popes to not be infallible on matters of faith and morals But also claims that, in simple terms, “executed code is not code or lawful” if it’s exe
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by s5300 4y ago
The parent I’m replying to is partially discussing betting against Texas, especially regarding property values - if you think half the populace within a state being viewed as second class citizens doesn’t affect property values, I think you
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by s5300 4y ago
I’d bet against Texas in the idea that their working class/average citizen population is going to be quite oppressed until women have meaningful rights there. Hard to have a functioning society when a near literal half of your populati
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by s5300 4y ago
Not sure what fantasy you’re living in where a terrorist group (aside from perhaps the U.S. government) is “creating the modern world” lmao I presume whatever fantasy it is might be a fairly common “master race” one
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by s5300 4y ago
This twitter account is quite wild. Timeline of dunking his frozen store bought pizzas (still in bag) into hydrogen peroxide to “kill the coranavirus” before putting them into long-term freeze, then getting mad & @‘ing the pizza company
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by s5300 4y ago
No, the only thing you need is an infallible memory.
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by s5300 4y ago
The people with nearly no pathway to home ownership, a bachelors degree required for the most basic of jobs, & the least social mobility in over a century are “in need of nothing” You clearly aren’t to be reasoned with. I also think you
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by s5300 4y ago
I really hope you’re being sarcastic but I genuinely cannot tell so I guess I’ll reply. >>Fewer people are "drinking themselves to death" now than in previous generations, so that can't be it. Do you believe that we do
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by s5300 4y ago
>> but damn if 20-somethings aren't emotionally fragile at a level the world has never seen before. And they're also all in therapy too and super in touch with their feelings and emotions which is supposed to help They’ve pr
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by s5300 4y ago
My comment is based around his specific words of “disease of our times”, being unrelated to the timeframes you’ve mentioned.
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by s5300 4y ago
>> Doominess and gloominess is the real disease of our times Seems more like extremely wealthy sociopaths & psychopaths that thrive in a capitalistic system are. Don’t think people would be so doomy & gloomy if it weren’t for
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by s5300 4y ago
>> how do I protect my freedoms from these people? By creating or maintaining a monopoly on violence. There is unfortunately not much more to it than that.
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by s5300 4y ago
Going mechanical engineering in the U.S. is such an incredibly poor ROI at this point, it’s ridiculous. My observations have led me to believe MBAs presume everything can be outsourced to India or Soviet satellites. Unsure of where that’s g
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by s5300 4y ago
Not sure what year they arrived, but Ohio University still has an entire lab equipped with old Sun systems. Intro to programming or whatever all engineering majors have to take have their class in that lab… have been there for at least 15 y
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by s5300 4y ago
I think for many there is an aspect in which, at some point during early childhood, they did experience good/joyous holidays with a loving family. Unfortunately, for some, that does not continue into teenage years/young adulthood&
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by s5300 4y ago
Is there a country with currency in which $30,000 is roughly “one million” of whatever their currency is? That seems like an awfully low number for anybody with access to western salaries… almost a waste of a hack, like when the Musk twitte
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by s5300 4y ago
Amphetamine, it’s the powerhouse of the (grifting) cell
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by s5300 4y ago
Okay. Would you perhaps suggest “instigated” as a better descriptor? Quite literally, Bostons childrens fucking hospital has been receiving direct bomb threats, death threats against doctors, & other shit directly because of LibsofT
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by s5300 4y ago
P-22 is thought to be the only mountain lion to have ever tasted a Koala. P-22 jumped a pretty high fence at a LA zoo & left with an entire koala in its mouth. https://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-cou
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by s5300 4y ago
One of Musks children has already abandon him/estranged themselves. IIRC child custody issues is what did Lowtax in.
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by s5300 4y ago
This last month of the internet has been quite the fever dream. As well as a good news-month on HN in general, imo.
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by s5300 4y ago
Howard Hughes unfortunately developed allodynia after his aircraft accident, which is a hell I wouldn’t wish upon anybody. Not trying to say anything nice about his before life, but the insanity which followed after is… a bleak reality of w
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by s5300 4y ago
I believe I’ve also written (typed) & stated on HN that Paul Graham is a ghoulish charlatan (exact words). Funnily enough, my account has yet to be fully banned on here (I think there was a point in which Dang gave me a last warning) Ye

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