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talentedcoin
5y ago
Well, if I'm being charitable, that's exactly the question mark here. There are reports of intimidation and other bad behaviour, but there are also a whole bunch of other people just enjoying the party atmosphere. I think both nar
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Also from my link: "Overnight, demonstrators exhibited extremely disruptive and unlawful behaviour, which presented risks to public safety and unacceptable distress for Ottawa residents," said police. Go ahead, keep digging. I can
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Lmfao, it’s the RCMP saying this, but sure.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Yeah, seems super peaceful: https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/mobile/ottawa-police-report-a-nigh... Please, spare me, and spare the rest of us, your poorly informed takes.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
If you think Trudeau wearing blackface (also bad, obvs) is comparable to the occupation of the capital of Canada, I wish you well — we really have nothing to discuss here.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Idk. At best you are defending the idea that the majority of protestors are pawns in someone else’s game, no? Just because someone doesn’t know they’re being used doesn’t mean they aren’t being used …
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talentedcoin
5y ago
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/coutts-protest-blocka... Mounties said in a release Monday that they became aware of a small organized group within the larger protest at Coutts. They say they had infor
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talentedcoin
5y ago
You think pointing out that there’s far-right extremists managing this whole show is a “weak indictment” when one of the stated goals of said protest is to overturn a democratically elected government?
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talentedcoin
5y ago
For those of you still on the fence or just learning about this, here's a rundown of the fine people in charge of this travesty of a "protest": https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/who-is-who-a-guide-to-the-majo
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Please, stick to messing up your own country, and leave Canada alone.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Because Canada is not part of the USA?
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talentedcoin
5y ago
No idea why this is being downvoted. This is the PROBLEM, people. Many Canadians support removing mandates but very few of us support removing the government through extra-legal mumbo-jumbo. We just had an election in Canada a few months ag
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talentedcoin
5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis_use_disorder Prolonged cannabis use produces both pharmacokinetic changes (how the drug is absorbed, distributed, metabolized, and excreted) and pharmacodynamic changes (how the d
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talentedcoin
5y ago
What specifically about the courses being taught by black people do you think helped you do better?
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Pardon my saying so, but what a bunch of horseshit. Don’t blame “evolutionary biology” for your own preferences or those of people around you. Source: am a dad (on parental leave) who loves spending time with his young kids.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Am I the only one who thinks that it’s extremely messed up this is even happening? Private companies, operating on their own initiative and without any serious oversight, are slowly and irrevocably degrading the night sky, a precious and ir
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talentedcoin
5y ago
The numerical mistake Gruber points out is definitely a howler, but I’m not sure characterizing all and any opposition to COVID boosters as “nonsensical” is fair. The WHO itself says: > In a period of continued global vaccine supply shor
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Dee was an interesting guy. For context as to the results of his, um, experiments: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enochian In 1581, Dee mentioned in his personal journals that God had sent "good angels" to c
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talentedcoin
5y ago
This may sound goofy, but at least 50% of the reason I personally switched to full-time Linux this year was the shock of terror I experienced when reading about the “no more moving the taskbar” thing. As a die-hard “taskbar on-the-side” guy
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talentedcoin
5y ago
The number of people over 65 living in the USA is expected to double over the next 40 years: https://www.urban.org/policy-centers/cross-center-initiative... I have to assume at least a few of those folks will be New Yo
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Idk. I am skeptical but I wish you luck! All I would say is (speaking from direct experience here), just be sure in your own mind that you are not just taking the external validation you would receive through college and proxying it with so
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talentedcoin
5y ago
I mean, so, just looking at one of the courses this person has singled out .... https://writeofpassage.school/#pricing I'm not sure what to think about dropping out of college to spend $4-$7k on a course about writing?
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talentedcoin
5y ago
I think the longer you go you may develop a different perspective, although it seems you might have a glimmer of it already. The endocannabinoid system biologically encodes salience, and so when you take cannabis everything (especially the
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Unfortunately, if asking nicely (or even firmly) several times does not work and you have to scream at someone, they will never get it anyways, and it’s better for everyone else’s morale if that person is fired.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Yeesh. Please don’t complain about your poorly-researched laundry list of preferences not being upvoted. Come on, nobody cares what editor you yourself do or don’t use.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Thank you for putting it much better than I did. I am disappointed that the people in this thread are such big fans of bad regulation.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
As long as GDPR exists, a European tech company than can challenge FANG dominance will never emerge.
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talentedcoin
5y ago
For what it’s worth, the unusually large increase in inflation as measured by CPI seems to be at least partially due to base effects: https://www.dallasfed.org/research/economics/2021/0513 Long story short, w
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Just because the Fed is the originator of US Dollars (which it isn’t directly — banks do that by lending, but whatever), that doesn’t imply that fiscal and monetary policy are the same thing. They are decisions by different people for diff
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talentedcoin
5y ago
Idk. I somewhat agree; but I’m not sure what to think of that because it’s a fiscal and not a monetary intervention. Minimum wages going up (whether explicitly or because unemployment benefits are competing with them) will definitely bump u
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