tayne

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by tayne 4y ago
Well, you do. Lots of people do. I’ve never seen one become self aware though. But anyway, no, not all people are the same. Some populations of people create, initiate, prop up and then perpetuate evil cults of dogma as is the case with Nor
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by tayne 4y ago
Let’s establish the fact. Nobody knows what the consequences will be. But overpopulation won’t be The outcome. Developed countries have a population die-off problem. In the US the birth rate has plummeted since the 70s and we are way below
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by tayne 4y ago
This illustrates my point
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by tayne 4y ago
Show me one truly powerful person who could have survived 30% of his subjects actively resisting.
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by tayne 4y ago
That’s like saying that one person will dominate the tv show survivor. In reality new cliques and alliances form all the time, power shifts and swirls as alliances coalesce and disperse. We will still have wars and disasters and things that
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by tayne 4y ago
Surprised to see this take from you. We could also have your parents, grandparents, siblings, kids, grandkids not get sick and suffer terribly before being discarded like garbage. And we can keep all the amazing people who fight for good. O
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by tayne 4y ago
So the main problems listed are inflammation, lack of omega 3 and reduction in some kinds of autophagy. All of these can be addressed with an animal based diet or a keto diet plus intermittent fasting. The more I look into it the more I am
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by tayne 4y ago
Spotify is the worst and buggiest software I use, both the app and the web app. How bad could it be? It resets to the beginning of a multi hour podcast randomly with no way to get back to where I was. It does many other unbelievable things.
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by tayne 4y ago
You point to one example of homeostasis and therefore we should just give up on all medicine? That’s like someone putting down the idea of vaccination because they developed a coffee tolerance. The human body is complicated and diverse and
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In a small trial, drugs seemed to rejuvenate the body’s ‘epigenetic clock’ (2019)(nature.com)
237 points by tayne 4y ago|159 comments
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by tayne 4y ago
Again, landlords aren’t a big enough group or coordinated enough to do anything. There’s no landlord lobby. Homeowners are a different story. It’s them who stop us from building more. But yea, it’s just the market and there’s no conspiracy
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by tayne 4y ago
I do real estate for a living and this opinion is like a zombie that never dies no matter how many times it is proven wrong. You are putting forward that landlords acted collectively to increase the price of realestate. This is obviously wr
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by tayne 4y ago
I wish there was a game that was hosted on an enormous and powerful server. Imagine a game that is designed to run on terabytes of memory, even more storage and a whole bank of GPUs. Basically a game that takes full advantage of a super com