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If Western Civilization Dies, Put It Down as a Suicide
(wsj.com)
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> It’s a computer program. Written by people. Using maths created by humans. And you're a human program, written in meat, by natural selection. To you it's magic, but viewed on a long enough timeline, with enough insight, and y
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> Pitting one workforce against another is an old trick used to control them all. It's not a trick, it's the same as you choosing the cheapest product on a shelf between two competing brands. It's the foundation of a comp
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4y ago
Quite a few friends also don't have anyone in their immediate circle who has had it. Now, this group is all pretty concentrated geographically, and has an overrepresentation of unvaccinated people, so take that for what you will. But
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Okay. However, I would just like to mention that every honest and straightforward attempt I've made to push back against the prevailing opinion here, has resulted in my comments being flagged and ignored. It's a little frustrati
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4y ago
> this is simply a statement about your economic standing and social circle. Well i'm retired, and my brother is still a trucker. We're comfortable, but not rich. > Outside of work, most people I know work low wage service
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4y ago
Having attended a number of rallies against lockdowns and other government overreactions, where presumably a lot of participants were not vaccinated, I still don't personally know a single person who ever got Covid, let alone died of i
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4y ago
Do you have any data to back that up, or is it just yet another wild claim to support the overreaction we've gone through the last few years?
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4y ago
The science is pretty clear that if you both had taken the vaccine, then you would have been protected from outcomes like this.
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That the media will deliver the payload to potential customers.
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I closed my Paypal account when they "mistakenly" added punitive and censorious clauses to their TOS. It took ten days, and in doing so it came to light that there had been, unbeknownst to me, about fifteen businesses with permis
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No offense, but I think you're exactly wrong. People need to trust the science, so to speak, and leave the thinking to domain experts who can dictate the best course of action for everyone. On their own, too many people are prone to f
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4y ago
> Sometimes you have to see the fallacies transpire yourself to truly appreciate how much it enables outright lying. This is a contentious issue, so it's understandable if you don't respond, but could you share your opinion on
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4y ago
Maybe i'm being too short-sighted, but at $30 per unit, this seems hopelessly overpriced for widespread use. I'd rather have a bucket full of those new 10 cent RiscV microcontrollers*, rather than one lone unit, even granting tha
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4y ago
Isn't this just a more advanced form of punch clock? We can quibble about the specifics, but employers tracking their employees time is not a new practice. Not proud of this fact, but my father got caught punching in the time clock at
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4y ago
I'd prefer to have the option to give or sell the used games away after playing them. You can't give a Steam game to a friend after you've played it, and you can't pass your entire game collection on to your heirs when
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Artists are no different than all the people who tried to destroy the cotton gin or the automated loom. We're all going to have to live in a world where these technologies exist, and find a way to live a fulfilling life regardless.
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> I'm not sure why you think that discussing broken ones is indicative of all of them. Because it's the same system proposing and implementing them. A broken system is very unlikely to ever produce correct results.
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Unless you take extreme precautions, throwaway accounts would be relatively easy to link, by those who run this site. Whether they care, or take the time to do so, is another question. Either way, it can't guarantee anonymity from th
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4y ago
There are similar moves to "make people accountable" for their online actions in the west as well; only the details differ, the motivation is the same -- structural control of online activities and content.
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They don't. But if you don't pay them enough, ad-companies will stop sending you any customers at all, and instead put their efforts into catering to other higher-paying clients. So you are incentivized to make a good ad campaig
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Until he is criminally charged, I view such rumour mongering as simply a smear campaign against an innocent man. You can take a more "worried" view, but I believe we should hold more tightly to innocent-until-proven-guilty than i
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It's still a necessary component, even if it's not sufficient. People are way too eager to be soft on crime without offering anything in the way of an actual solution. To me, it sounds like cover for less than altruistic motivat
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I worry that this is simply cover for people who don't want to pay for policing and incarceration any more. Essentially abandoning the many innocent victims of crime in those troubled areas.
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While this appears to be a positive outcome... this: "our studies highlight the need for more research to determine this platform's true impact on human health." Is a terrifying admission about the gamble that was take
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Vaccinated at Higher Risk of Serious Adverse Events: Reanalysis of Original Data
(theepochtimes.com)
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Your uncle didn't pull that advice out of thin air. Respectable people first made the recommendation, he just chose to listen to them, rather than listening to the MSM. And it's not just that Covid zealots said, "I don'
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I think people who dismissed Ivermectin as horse-paste and misinformation, need to do some soul-searching.
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embrace, extend, extort?
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Some countries set fines based on the individual's income level, to dissuade this attitude.
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