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sol_invictus
5y ago
People obsessed with ”fighting fake news” are the same people who want a single narrative shoved down the throat of everyone. I’m wildly more comfortable with the bottom-up style information flow we’re experiencing now; as with big structur
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sol_invictus
5y ago
”I don’t need your fantasy women!” - William T. Riker
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5y ago
I’ve been a gym rat for 15 years and the regulars I know will champion hardest for the people attempting a change. Sorry you had foul experiences, but I’ll stick to 2% of the people being in that bucket.
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5y ago
Literally never seen this happen. 98% guarantee the stigma is in the obese person’s own head more than anything. It’s just easier to transfer the responsibility to ”an unfriendly environment” than taking responsibility & control of your
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5y ago
How is it a wide range of options if you forced to say either viewpoint A or B is true, when in reality any semicomplex issue will have truth in viewpoint C, D, ∃!xP etc. Complex societal issues will not be solved within the scope of a 30 s
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5y ago
Assuming any issue can only have 2 viewpoints is extremely fallacious
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5y ago
I went through my last comments page and maybe one of them involved ”race.” Why dont you go spread your disinformation elsewhere
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5y ago
I can't see how this can affect the echo chamber issue in any way. Turning the "disklike" button into "respect, but dislike" hardly does anything to the substance of the general conversation topics. People are still
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5y ago
Good article. Would also add polarisation & political extremism is a major catalyst in converting people of good faith into people of bad faith through questionable narratives, false statistics and all the other means of propaganda avai
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5y ago
So the problem is not that Basecamp doesn't allow political opinions, it's just that they don't allow the right political opinions. Why am I not surprised... This whole American thought police experiment is going to end in a
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5y ago
Lets try it the other way around - convince me that the issue at hand isn’t way overblown. I promise to try to be as objective as possible.
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5y ago
Of course they would and they should, much like I would tell someone asking me to denounce white supremacy to f-off despite me being white.
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5y ago
The hordes going around asking you to "denouce white supremacism" isn't anything to do with white supremacy, it's a power play to subvert. Again, it helps to reverse the roles here to see how idiotic this is: imagine som
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5y ago
It's quite the opposite - it's a fool's errand harboring fragile employees who are willing to make such a show about a email containing juvenile name calling. You cannot build a solid baseline on an employee who can implode a
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5y ago
Tl,dr: helps executives transfer risk
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5y ago
Tthe opposite of not wanting selection via cowardice isn't "select more white people", as many seem to misunderstand. It's simply wanting selection based on the criteria at hand. As long as a mob force exists that alter
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5y ago
Then the equation is even more simple.
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5y ago
> There’s a HN rule against complaining that HN is becoming like Reddit. This comment is in the same genre - it was better in the good ole days. So called "refiniment culture" is very much a real phenomenom, and is driven by th
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5y ago
If you have a sizable populace willing to garrote you if your award nominations do not include a large enough representation of minority populaces, regardless of how movies, actors, directors, screenwriters, and anyone else actually perfor
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5y ago
People also try to ignore that Spotify did exactly what everybody thought they would do - started watering down the guests and removing so-called controversial episodes. A big part of the Rogan show charm was the fringe guests, and his audi
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6y ago
Even most ”normal” people (= people who dont care for partisan hackery) have lost trust, interest and willigness to consume modern agenda journalism. Where can you turn to for information in that case? The only surprise here is that ONLY ha
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6y ago
This already exists. Remove them from being connections. It's exactly the same outcome - what do you think these people will think when they see one of your posts and notice you've barred them from commenting? I would just remove
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6y ago
Why exactly is it a problem if people are CHOOSING to do something on their own accord? Other than the political gestapo having to swallow their pride, I don't see freedom of career choice as a negative.
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6y ago
As someone also from a small country with no power or stakes in this equation: everybody is equally being played and if you're dualistic with your side-picking you're getting burned one way or another.
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6y ago
Lets not pretend there are hordes of people on Twitter ready to doxx, harass, publicly shame and do god knows what other things if you’re against the woke mob.
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6y ago
I’m always willing to listen to a factual counterargument but you’re not presenting one.
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6y ago
So it’s OK that someone died, because your political framework is aligned with some ethereal goal of CHOP. Based on the definitions stated in this thread, you support terrorism.
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This has been the left’s rhetoric for eons. They always excuse their actions because of their ”noble” goals. Same regarding policy - its the stated goal that matters, not the end results and real-world consequences of their policies. Having
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6y ago
As the right flirts with nazism, the left flirts with communism. I dont think its particularly surprising and doesnt require deeper meta-analysis as youre trying to propose.
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6y ago
A software developer writing guesswork on an infinitely complex social issue is hardly comparable to a scientist examining vaccines.
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