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5y ago
There are many terrible consequences for health from COVID besides dying.
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5y ago
Basically no one is "cis", because people are just born the sex they are and don't "identify" with it, or agree with all the outdated stereotypes placed on their sex. Men and women aren't a subset of their sex.
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5y ago
Companies make billions off free products. It shouldn't be surprising to anyone there are extremely shady things going on. Don't use a phone and pay in cash.
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spinach
6y ago
Those are at least finite, limited by production and stock. Digital items can be nearly infinite.
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6y ago
It's to safeguard children. They can do whatever they want as adults. And of course males should not be on teams for women, what is the point of women's sports then?
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6y ago
The content that exists of women and girls being raped online is absolutely horrible and terrifying. People are monsters. Why was Mastercard even allowing PH to process payments at all?
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6y ago
Facebook and Google are huge, global companies where their main product is free, and yet they aren't a charity. The only way to be mega-rich and offer something free is to be shady and manipulative with user's data. Exploiting pri
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6y ago
I only really became aware of how bad Twitter's censorship was when I became 'gender critical', as in, I believe in biological reality and don't think that male-bodied people should be in women's prisons, rape shelt
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6y ago
What about bathrooms, changing rooms, hotel rooms, etc? No expectation for privacy since you aren't at home?
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6y ago
> Society’s norms with media and culture are stuck in the pre-Internet days People in society want to have jobs in creative pursuits, and for that they need money, they need people to consume the newest products. So on the other hand, is
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6y ago
He's the president of America, he's being briefed on these things by intelligent, professional people. But then he spews it out randomly and uselessly.
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6y ago
Would you yourself go to a concert at this time?
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6y ago
There is a video where Marsha P. Johnson literally says he is a boy. You can't 'trans' historical people, the concept is a modern one, and 'trans' isn't even well defined - some people who simply don't con
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6y ago
It is hardly just Tiktok policing content with an agenda. Twitter, Youtube, Reddit are particularly bad if you are conservative or have gender critical ideas. Reddit recently banned a ton of subreddits that are simply critical of the idea t
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6y ago
It only became obvious to me when I found out about the transgender debate, and that you aren't allowed to discuss reality. Just repeat 'transwomen are women' and anything against that is hate speech. You can't acknowled
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6y ago
What kind of new media can replace the value old media had? Good journalism and investigative journalism is needed for a healthy democracy and is also costly. It's almost a pillar that holds it up. What is this new media you speak of?
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6y ago
Why is Japanese art always so full of children and girls in their school uniform...
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6y ago
I played Ni no Kuni on DS and though it was beautiful it was much like any other rpg with a main focus on battles, seems strange to include it here. There is a similar genre in Western games (mostly indie) of these sorts of types of games,
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6y ago
That's what I've always done my entire life even before the virus - the outside is gross (basic things like knowing people use the washroom and don't wash their hands and then touch knobs you do, etc). How did you not?
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7y ago
Isn't journalism a pillar of democracy? The well educated professionals who deep, lengthy dives into corruption, raw data, etc. How will democracy survive if no is being paid to spends weeks, years, to go deep on a subject and citizens
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7y ago
Doesn't stop people from posting photos you don't want (even if the person posted it with good intentions), or from someone stealing your personal photos and posting them publicly, or things like revenge porn, which no one deserve
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7y ago
I had no idea before I took the pill that depression was even a side-effect but within a few weeks after taking it the effect was obvious. I already had depression but it was clearly much worse on the pill and then I found it was indeed an
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7y ago
Cause it's easy to get the estimate of a man by the woman they date/marry.
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7y ago
Depression is more about a loss of vitality than it is about 'being sad', although it manifests with lots of negative thoughts. You can't just suddenly become more alive or have tons more energy, although drugs and therapy ca
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7y ago
I guess it makes sense in countries that have a authoritarian government to be able to subvert it, but in others it's hard to reason why a person should be totally able to untether themselves from meatspace and not be held culpable for
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7y ago
Early tech bros built the internet on the idea of everything should be free (even if at the same time they idolized billionaire CEOs) and now the idea of free is pervasive and things like journalism, a pillar of democracy is failing.
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'Political correctness' just means people can't be jerks to the less well off people and have to take responsibility for what they say about minorities, women, disabled people etc. Seems like the human race improving to me. A
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Seems a bit more complicated than just unsoldering the old chip and putting in a new one. https://web.archive.org/web/20190621052637/http://teslaservi...
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7y ago
I lived for a year and a half in Hyogo-ken, Japan during uni, mostly with a host family so I didn't criss-cross the country or anything but one of the grossest washrooms I have ever been in was in Kobe near the train station. It was li
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Even better example would be Hawaii state, previously the Hawaiian Kingdom. I doubt America would let Hawaii go.
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