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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
I'm in
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
Chicken or egg?
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
Considering the fact that he lifted the concept of the unconscious mind from Eduard von Hartmann, I’d say it’s just desserts. Maybe this time around the actual originator of the idea will get credit, but I wouldn’t hold my breath.
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
It's really toe-mato, though.
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
Makes me wonder if you get a pat down in Utah for long johns. It would explain a lot.
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
The law of supply and demand. Tickling corpses back to life is an onerous business.
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
Bit of a threadbare post
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
Or maybe Charles Bronson
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
RIP Uncle Ted
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
I agree with your bicycle thesis, with the caveat that if you are way, way out in the country, where traffic is ever so light, and you can hear the lone cars that pass coming a mile away, yeah, you can have a great time safely on a bicycle.
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
Ask ChatGPT to create one.
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by sonorous_sub 3y ago
Freud was an optimist, and when I read his works, I catch a bit of his enthusiasm and imagine that one day I might be healed, regardless of the clear intractability of my mental problems, so I keep coming back to him and others who followed
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by sonorous_sub 4y ago
Interesting article. >There are cases of methanol resistance, such as that of Mike Malloy, whom someone tried and failed to poison by methanol in the early 1930s The original "Iron Mike", https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2