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In a culture of overweight lonely youth lacking good public transportation and beautiful safe walkable cities, the future is at-cost privately owned driverless soulless cars and even more car focused ugly cities. I can understand why they p
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I can think of a guy who became a local bomber in my city who was homeschooled. He would put bombs into people's mailboxes or leave packages by their front door, my uncle's family knew them when they went to homecoming stuff toget
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3y ago
Perhaps attitude might make more sense then personality, as your personality can change over time/environment. Environment affects a lot of personality and how it's perceived, and expressed. A toxic workplace will make a lot of di
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3y ago
It's actually a lot about a car based, commercialized society more then a phone or anything. If we had walkable cities, communities we wanted to be a part in, people would feel a whole lot less lonely. Fixing zoning laws, beautifying c
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As someone who somewhat works with AI it's good if your data is good and terrible if it's not, my job is literally to clean up AI failures, and due to bad data or dealing with interpretation a lot can be done with data good or bad
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3y ago
Or you just make it cultural like Japan.
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As someone miserably bored a lot, I think the habit really is more important then forced boredom. Also having someone to work with will always likely make you more creative, I don't think being bored has ever really made me more creati
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3y ago
I've heard of ghost jobs so I'm starting to actually really doubt some of this, I've literally seen the same job on the market for over a year now with a new chain of recruits contacting me about it every 3 months. I understa
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Yeah agreed. People who are not good with tech with certainly use Google especially if they grew up with it. Yes, search results are bad, but are you using duckduckgo instead? No, you are still using a Google search to get somewhere even if
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With new diabetes drugs coming out they found them to have anti-addiction properties from food, smoking to shopping addiction, etc. You might say all these people don't want help but what if we just started putting them on anti-addic
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It's all the different levels and degree to think about, from the tiny cell to the plants that can mimic what they see (even if it's just plastic, they still try to copy it), you are you but what is it that is you? Anti-addiction
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Historically, I don't exactly think women were loved, respected or cherished by men, at least not all the time, nor how we think of it in modern terms and I don't think contraception is the cause of it. Women in many cultures and
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This is my method, especially because it shows how design will progress, with tight deadlines this becomes harder but I still consider it a very valuable way of proving work (only a minor designer though with freelancing) I certainly can un
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Hahaha bankruptcy worse then death??? It's like saying a divorce will break you. Man, imagine these people living with common people who go through this stuff all the time.
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Loooooong ago blender once did have a game engine but they removed it many many years ago.
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Looking at who created Discord, I would agree. They will start selling data a lot and do other stuff when the numbers get big like they did with their other business but for now it's a smooth ride on freeness.
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Yep, I'm not even a big music person, but Spotify is terrible at predicting music for me, it's so bad I barely try new music because most of it is trash but then again Spotify thinks I like 350+ genres so there is a lot of room fo
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I don't think one can look at this as an either or thing but a spectrum of levels too. Almost nothing in life is 100% black and white, quite literally everything you study has more and more edge cases the more you study, even math brea
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3y ago
Why don't we change the debt to income shares? Make enough of x money pay a percent every month. Seems like it would be at least be more fair for those that don't make enough to pay their bills easily. It's debt without the i
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I would be surprised if a company knew that much about my personal life too, worked at at least 20 places can't think of more then one that knew my birthday/did anything for that and would have been surprised if they did anything
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Won't this get kinda boring after a little while? I guess I've been on enough business trips that constantly traveling to me seems stressful and boring. I liked looking forward to meeting coworkers though, so having some people li
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Ah yes AI and Automation the solution to all problems. It's basically impossible to directly talk to anyone in my state because of that when it comes to unemployment. What's worse is a 3rd party was hired to basically say they can
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A lot of Americans would actually like free healthcare and UBI was actually had been around in America for 100's of years since the beginning, it's not new as an idea. China has a whole host of problems they too can't grow fo
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So many what if's in life. What if I'm successful, what if I'm a failure? Will my partner still love me? What if I'm ugly, what if my health problems are too much? What if what if... What if I divorce and lose everything
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You mean like screaming demands, insults and threats at someone that might scar them if repeated over and over? I think that could be considered violent but it really depends on metaphors here. It's physical in the way that the body re
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It's easy to have answers when you don't have to really solve the problem, when you actually have to go and fix the problem yourself that's when you really face the problem and those answers are hard won. But I admire those w
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I remember the days before tables, and I think it's come a long way with lots of great features... That said, I don't see it as a replacement for regular tools like Google sheets and docs etc.
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I like my credit union, no fees, good support (in person though...), easy to setup accounts. It's a little dated it feels like but the app is reasonable, with so many type of banking options I'm surprised people would use a bank w
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Besides police having better community involvement, I'm sure a lot of places that need more police also in general need more community. If your needs are being met it's far more likely that less crime will happen. I'm not sur
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Shouldn't that number be concerning 30% of children deaths are from guns? Suicide or not, doesn't that seem concerning? Hmm... Some people say it's the top way children die now by gun. I remember growing up and having active
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