sudden_dystopia

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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Is it not run by people?
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
You can sugar coat this any way you want but the fact of the matter is, they cut energy production in lieu of renewables without actually having enough renewables up and running to offset the difference. And now they are in the predicament
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Quit reading at “large stage capitalism”. Such a bs term. This is not capitalism, this is techno corporate fascism. That is what is failing and causing misery. And the more we gaslight capitalism, the further down the totalitarian path w
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
True but that was “just” a bad recession, but we never actually recovered from it. Now we are the brink of global war, reeling from Covid supply chain issues, and stagflation all on top of a world economy that has been propped up by central
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Wouldn’t a reasonable hypothesis try to rule out the vaccine? I’m not anti vaccine, I received the vaccine. But if excess death is creeping and it’s not Covid, would t that be one of the first things to rule out? They don’t even indicate
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Not defending the idea itself but I just don’t see how climate change is relevant here. If the rest of Florida is also underwater, what does it matter how protected the island is? They would be in the “same boat” as other Floridians and t
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Thank you for putting this to words. It is not art unless it is open for criticism. That’s kind of the whole point. An artist is vulnerable->releases new work into the world->it passes through the filter of criticism->work is de
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
How does the “I don’t like it, therefore it’s crap” differ from “I like it, therefore it’s amazing”. They are both opinions. You may think that the critical opinion is “rude”, but conversely, I may think the glowing opinion is ignorant or
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Could it also be due to the fact that they have an aging population crisis and young people uninterested in dating? What better way to get young people to procreate then to get them drunk?
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
This is the best, and in my opinion, only use case for Ethereum
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Glad to validate my 2-3 whole egg per day lifestyle. Since starting eating a high protein, mostly unprocessed food based diet(without regard for fat or cholesterol consumption ), I have lowered my body fat percentage by 8% and lowered my LD
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
This is just based on pure nutritional content of underlying ingredients. For example, a fruit and vegetable smoothie scored 98 out of 100, with 100 being the healthiest. But I don’t see that they accounted for how your body interprets a
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
World war 3? No probably not in the traditional sense of war like world war 2. But could this be the ground work for a devastating nuclear war? Absolutely.
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Yes
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Woodworking with the occasional bit of electronics mixed in to sell on Etsy and locally. Buy a bad ass CNC router, laser engraver, and 3d printer. And a bunch of Festool power tools. And a small shop. The YouTubers make it look easy, whi
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
There is nothing inherently wrong with landlords and rent. Anyone that says otherwise is a tankie. Landlords provide a valuable service. But there cannot be perpetual growth in rents like there is in say the growth of a startup. It’s the
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Yes. But I think that it’s just part of a larger unethical system: the financial system(and it’s incestuous relationship with government). I am pro capitalism, but this is not capitalism. This is corporatism. The whole system is based on
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Because if we do have the capability to create lots of cheap energy, it could have been applied to various other sectors and improved the quality of life for billions of people. Instead of constraining us to the whims of oil barons.
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Ok so let’s just say that the author is correct, and this thing, among other sightings, are actually US secret projects. I can believe that, but I would be much angrier if the government has been covering up some sort of wild capabilities
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Interesting given Nepals close relations to China (they help put down anti China rhetoric of Tibetan refugees and strictly adhere to one China principle) that Nepal gets the western version of Tik tok and not the super serious Chinese versi
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Interesting because I have had this experience for about a year now.
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
I wonder if this can be remediated by covering the chickens run in a deep layer of mulch and shredded leaves, letting that compost over time as the chickens poop and scratch in it. Over time the layer of contaminated soil could be buried de
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Had me a bit freaked out until I saw that this was due to tainted soil in urban settings. I’m sure there is still lead at lower concentrations pretty much everywhere considering it was in our gasoline for so long. But the title should pro
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Ignorance is bliss is more than just a cliche. The converse is that intelligence is anxiety. Or at least that’s my hypothesis. The more you know, the more you are aware of what can go wrong.
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Per experience, they do not. At least, they do not affect me in the slightest. Never had any of these alleged problems.
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
I have never experienced blurry photos or videos as this alleges. I hate read receipts and typing bubbles anyway. I do agree that Apples group chats are highly annoying. Personally, I think it is Androids text platform that is bloated an
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
Strictly for mortality, ok, it makes sense they are similar. But that’s really just because the drop off from getting any exercise to no exercise is so huge.
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
I am so sick of nutrition science.
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
As someone that intermittently fasts everyday, I don’t think weight loss has anything to do with the actual fasting, I think it just helps you control when you eat and helps you meet a caloric deficit. I do enjoy the clarity of mind that I
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by sudden_dystopia 4y ago
There is only one use case and that is the originally intended use, as a currency completely decoupled from any one country’s monetary meddling and thus liberating the populace from poor central planners and/or authoritarians. That’s i

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