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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
Europe can’t catch a break. God speed.
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
Yea but TikTok has all the extra bullshit of spying on you and sending that data back to China. It’s bad enough our own government spies on us, I don’t need an wide open channel to a second.
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4y ago
It’s not obvious that fake meat is healthier than real meat.
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4y ago
It’s not just the taste and texture, the nutritional profile is worse than actual meat for my dietary needs.
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
EV’s are only a solution as far as renewable energy can keep up with electricity demands. And that doesn’t appear to be the case right now. Coupled with the mining of minerals, violent venting of batteries, and non-recyclable/non dis
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4y ago
He got sick of eating all that human pet food.
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
Inflation is pretty bad for those in poverty too though…
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4y ago
Better than billions dying in thermo nuclear war cuz that’s where this seems to be heading.
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4y ago
I totally see the depopulation argument. But I also see the overpopulation argument, at least as it relates to our current standards of living/lifestyles, farming practices, and energy scarcity. We need innovation to keep pace with po
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
If you have felt like you were on the verge of being fired for a full decade, I think that might be a sign that you are actually indispensable despite how they feel about you. And because of that, they have piled the work onto your plate.
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4y ago
But no one is forcing you to use YouTube
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4y ago
Interesting. I’ve only ever used Reddit for like diy, maker type subreddits and those are pretty hard to fake. Between Reddit and twitter, it sounds like we are being manipulated to the moon and back.
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4y ago
This is how an auto insurance company I used to work for wrote policies. They didn’t underwrite them until there was a claim and then they would rescind the policy and deny the claim when they found a “material misrepresentation”. They cal
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
Analyzing historical trends is astrology? And traditional valuation methods have held up so well? It’s a casino, put your pinky down.
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4y ago
Ron Paul
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
Just to clarify, individual insurance companies do not have this sort of power. But collectively, as a lobbying group, they definitely do.
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sudden_dystopia
4y ago
Has the author not see. The collective shrug from society when it comes to security? Why are they surprised? People still flock to Facebook and google in droves. And now Tik tok. Clearly people do not give any f’s about privacy and secu
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4y ago
They aren’t just going to give you a free day off. There would be a commensurate decrease in your pay. I don’t find the 5 days/week to be “irrational”, “irrational” to whom? It’s completely rational from an employers perspective tha
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4y ago
It was an insanely work place in 2001 when I was there for a year. Can only imagine it now.
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4y ago
Do not tell your bosses what they want to hear unless it is true or unless you desperately need the job until you find a new one. If you lie and tell them things are great when they aren’t, things will continue to suck. You are enabling
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Is it actually more convenient if it’s not true? Because if things actually suck, but you lie and say things are great, aren’t you just consenting to the status quo and even giving permission for things to suck more in the future? I’m the
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4y ago
Surveys at work are sketchy. I worked at a Fortune 500 company that did Gallup surveys. They were anonymous and “optional”. But if we didn’t fill out the surveys, it counted against our direct managers performance reviews. As did negati
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4y ago
Wouldn’t the underlying data that the camera parsed to determine what to record still be recorded or be otherwise retrievable somewhere? Meaning everything is still recorded in some way?
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4y ago
I don’t know as I don’t have a Facebook any more. But coincidentally, I tried signing up again the other day because I wanted to use the marketplace because Craigslist sucks these days. But I didn’t want to use my actual name because then
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4y ago
“ - I cannot find anything decent, so I give up and turn off the TV” This is me about 50% of the time. I always hear that there is just so much content. But I would never watch most of it. I’d rather watch YouTube wood working videos all
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4y ago
Pretty bold article in general.
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4y ago
There is no prize that is universal outside of cash which can’t be done easily for tax reasons and a large percentage of people do drink. You could say the same about sports related prizes(some people don’t like sports), food(different tast
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4y ago
You realize that we are already running trillions of dollars in deficit for the programs we already have in place? The first step, should be to lower the deficit and actually fund the programs we have in place. We cannot just keep printing
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4y ago
The misplaced perception of permanent growth, inflationary monetary policy, stupid zoning laws, and a world generally falling apart.
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4y ago
Big mushroom fan. But isn’t all the sodium and crap they add to it to make it taste like bacon, mostly what makes bacon unhealthy to begin with? The saturated fat aspect is debatable or at least not completely settled. I don’t eat bacon m
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