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by tejohnso 9mo ago
> You have no idea what it's like here right now. I don't have any idea and I'm not trying to defend or justify. > What is the unbiased view of a federal agency geared up for war kidnapping and terrorizing people in the
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
I'm just talking about one report. I'm not waiting to hear from anyone. I just passively consume what happens to come my way, and this is the first report about this situation that I saw on HN and took time to read.
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That's well established human behaviour. People don't necessarily speak out against something just because they think it's wrong.
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
The point I'm trying to make is that highly respected and even lauded individuals kill American citizens and people aren't generally afraid of them, so the fact that "they've shot and killed american citizens" on
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
Police shoot and kill American citizens all the time. Obama authorized the bombing of American citizens. Those who are authorized to commit violence tend to do so. That in itself is not really saying much.
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
> My genuine trouble with this kind of post is that I don’t know if it is true. Same thought I had. I mean, it sounds pretty bad but it's also making no attempt at all to report an unbiased view. I'd like to hear from officials
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
Since when does he need to worry about incarceration? He's already been found guilty on 34 felony counts and nothing happened.
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
> If you can pay your own way, but choose to instead let others pay for you, you're just sponging off people. I was particularly perturbed at the mention of someone emptying their bank account to help this guy, who has more money th
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
It think it implies uncertainty.
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
Doesn't make sense to me that a 400lb obese person would need to consume the same amount of protein as a 400lb lean muscle bodybuilder. All of the protein recommendations I've seen were for lean mass . You don't feed fat.
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
That's only relevant until the AI output no longer has a tone that triggers your gag reflex. Then you'll be in the same boat as everyone else, and the "who cares who/what wrote it, if it has good information" questi
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
Nice summary. Can you explain why someone who has "recovered" and is no longer suffering the ruinous effects of alcohol in their life still considered an alcoholic? I heard someone on the radio today say that they are an alcohol
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
People don't like to see difficult to accept facts stated plainly. And sometimes equate a statement of unfortunate fact with endorsement of status quo. More on topic, I hoped there would be some support from Colombia, Russia, and China
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
> Double entry tracks ownership explicitly: £100 would be recorded in Equity and £100 in Payables. Isn't it more about showing the -100 in the mum account and the -100 in the company account so that everything balances to zero?
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
Moral authority through physical superiority. On the world stage I see everything on display that we try to teach our children to avoid. Lying, bullying, law breaking, it's all in our faces. And the real problem is that it is supported
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
I believe regarding greenland the statement "we have to have it" was made by the US dictatorial leadership. Rather chilling.
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
Another post about how bad the web experience has become, discussing a negative experience that I don't notice at all because I use Brave. I can't believe it's not the dominant browser. It solves so many problems with no user
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by tejohnso 9mo ago
You start off by confidently stating wallaBBB's statement is false. But nothing you said invalidates what they said.
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by tejohnso 10mo ago
Throw a $250,000 incentive into the mix and you're almost guaranteed to get less than honest work.
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by tejohnso 10mo ago
Your paragraphs two, three and four are exactly what Sabine is communicating. So much so that it almost sounds like you pulled a transcript from one of her videos. I don't think you're describing "the" problem with Sabin
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I thought her rant about bullshit papers was pretty convincing and poignant.
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But we've discovered a number of useful tools and techniques that are applicable to other areas of research have we not? The billions of dollars spent on string theory hype might have unlocked a strategy or technique that ends up being
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by tejohnso 10mo ago
What makes it a scare tactic? There are other areas in which extinction is a serious concern and people don't behave as though it's all that scary or important. It's just a banal fact. And for all of the extinction threats, A
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by tejohnso 10mo ago
I remember reading a children's book when I was young and the fact that people used the phrase "World War One" rather than "The Great War" was a clue to the reader that events were taking place in a certain time per
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by tejohnso 10mo ago
> they can't pass that extra cost on to customers I don't understand why not. People pay for quality all the time, and often they're begging to pay for quality, it's just not an option. Of course, it depends on how mu
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by tejohnso 10mo ago
> they could sit on their hands and still get paid Could? I know of government employees who literally cannot do their job, yet somehow they've been employed for over twenty years. When I say they can't do their job, I mean the
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I was confused because one of the characters tells the wolf he might have more friends if he didn't go around killing animals all the time. Then the wolf starts making vegetarian dishes, and I thought, okay, they're promoting vege
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by tejohnso 11mo ago
The average person probably won't notice or care otherwise this would be a much more publicized issue. The average person also doesn't care that their refrigerator and television phone home, their calls and data are slurped up by
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by tejohnso 11mo ago
What part of the stainless exoskeleton did they not deliver on? https://www.tesla.com/learn/superior-durability-cybertruck-h... I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if promises weren't kept or expectations not met
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by tejohnso 11mo ago
It comes down to curiosity over caution. But I think your concern about negative fundamental modification seems higher than the reports suggest it ought to be. There are thousands upon thousands of people who've used these drugs withou

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