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stef25
4y ago
> It always amazes me how anyone can be technologically literate and still think world governments should be given the benefit of the doubt when it comes to things like this Yes I do think that. I'm very familiar with how the EU ins
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stef25
4y ago
Can you give some EU specific examples that can be considered representative and not huge outliers? Shit happens everywhere but where am I in Europe if anything there's a lack of law enforcement in the sense that prison terms always se
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4y ago
You're probably not the first person to ask the question of "but what about parents taking pictures of their naked kids in a pool", I'm sure they plan on having some way of dealing with it if anything to lighten their wo
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stef25
4y ago
If anyone's read the full proposal, does it specify what types of communication they want to monitor? It seems unlikely that providers like Google and Meta are just going to turn off their E2E encryption and let the EU plug in their ca
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4y ago
> full control in the name of COVID Apart from closing bars and restaurants etc what sort of full control did the EU impose?
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4y ago
#2 and #3.1 are quite specific to the US, afaik those don't really apply here in Europe. So it would be interesting to see a similar study done over here or indeed any other part of the world. #1 - don't have a say in this as a pa
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5y ago
2CB is a very easy one in low doses. Lots of laughter and grinning and mild enhancement of colours.
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stef25
5y ago
Is it possible you took something else? 2CB shouldn't have that effect, at least not without overwhelming visuals and laughter as well.
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5y ago
> I know MDMA was previously used in couples therapy and and now in helping with PTSD. 100% this is the best thing couples should do if they need therapy. Anecdotally I see with my own relationship and that of couples I know that almost
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5y ago
In which of the two books did you read this and do you happen to remember what the drug was? There were some other gems like (if I'm not mistaken) someone's heart stopping after a massive hit of something exotic. I want to say DMT
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5y ago
Which is the cause and which is the effect?
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stef25
5y ago
It's probably safe to say a multitude of Western countries are passing all kinds of information to Ukraine through various back channels. As long as it's all plausibly deniable. With operations in the Middle East now basically &qu
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5y ago
There were quite a lot of discussions about this. The one ticket that was the nail in my coffin was rewriting a a 2000 line function written by some guy who left years ago, full of if / else ladders in god damn Zend framework. Nobody c
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5y ago
Not sure if they were jealous. They were very young and most were very talented & driven. When you're 25 and living with your parents you can't grasp what it's like to have a wife and kids on top of the job. It was a comb
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5y ago
Thanks :) In all fairness, while the colleagues were assholes I was out of my depth at the job and there was no support so getting fired was the right solution. Money was never really an issue and I did start an awesome new job 2 months ago
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5y ago
Right before the first lockdown I started a new high stress job and for several months our two toddlers weren't allowed to attend school. During the first few weeks we tried to make it "fun", I'd start working around 4-5
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5y ago
The only thing more preposterous than thinking someone would try to "take Moscow" is think that Nazis would do it.
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The British army actually dosed soldiers with LSD to see how they'd perform in drills. Needless to say the result was hilarious (climbing trees to feed the birds, incapable of reading maps) https://www.youtube.com/watch
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5y ago
Would it be beneficial to China to deal more (directly) with India & Russia at the cost of dealing less with USA & Europe?
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5y ago
Everyone knew from the start there were no WMDs so it was pretty different, yes. Sadam, Assad, taliban, ISIS - also total madmen but basically just running around with a bunch of AKs
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5y ago
Humans seem to have some kind of radius around their emotional center. Personally I'm not ashamed to admit my emotional responses get weaker in response to events that spread outward from my kids, immediate family, my own town, my own
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5y ago
WV = West Vlaanderen? What feels bad?
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5y ago
> The Pfizer publications https://youtu.be/7YOD9drZasM are definitely being ignored by most media but are just one more nugget that those you called anti vaxxers that wanted the right to make their own risk analysis were
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What do you think it is about Belgium (a small country but by no means homogenous) that makes it more carcinogous than Italy? In the 40 years that I've lived here I've only know one or two cases of young people getting cancer. Som
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5y ago
Here in Belgium you can get it free from pharmacies cause they were scared one of our old reactors might malfunction one day. You don't need lots, it's just a small box of pills. It does say that if you're over 40 there'
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5y ago
Lafarge, the world's biggest cement producer did something similar. They pad millions to ISIS to be allowed to keep operating in Syria https://www.france24.com/en/europe/20210907-french-firm-lafa...
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It was on the Guardian news feed, can't find it again but here's another link https://www.newsweek.com/russia-threatens-finland-sweden-nat... Sweden and Finland probably don't feel the need to join Nato but t
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> The reality is they do not care for Ukraine. I've been thinking about this all day and feel incredibly upset when I see what's going on. What can we do? Have you seen what the Russians did to Grozny? It all boils down to the
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Sanctions would work indirectly in the sense that the people would support regime change even if they can't bring it about themselves, if it means sanctions will be lifted and their standard of living will get better. I don't thin
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5y ago
They seem to be planning to use the CIPS, the Chinese alternative.
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