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thin_carapace
2mo ago
I agree with a lot of the first point but the expression does seem to lend an air of futility to caring about your impacts which I hope wasn't the intention. I do whole heartedly disagree with everyone believing they are the hero of th
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2mo ago
I specifically mentioned the other arguments because I didn't want to repeat them, I'm not going to repeat them
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not that wage is any indicator of inherent goodness but yea electrical engineers get paid average wage in my country while miners earn many multiples of said wage, who's the dumb one now ???
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2mo ago
additional to the great examples already given, anyone in residential proximity to a compute centre is recieving noise + environment pollution. resultant destruction of sleep and air/water quality is massively detrimental to qol. the j
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2mo ago
currently unfettered ai spending is reducing qol for more individuals than it is increasing. why should the avg joe be happy about reduced qol?
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2mo ago
see below comment by taurath for another great example of the truth being downvoted
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2mo ago
study each proposed form of short form content regarding impact on cognitive function and select the most destructive forms for legislation. if you make a website that provides short form content you are subject. why would an aggregator be
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2mo ago
the article does note: "The researchers caution against reading the deactivation as evidence of impaired cognitive function. As they put it in the paper, “this deactivation should not be interpreted as a failure of cognitive control ca
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2mo ago
define short form content as anything under an arbitrary time threshold, legislate all online providers of short form content to mandate an arbitrary time limit per day for all users, add a law that parents knowingly allowing children to ex
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2mo ago
the linked study effectively drills down on aspects of previous work ... "High-frequency SFV [short form video] use was consistently associated with attentional disruption, reduced executive functioning, and emotional dysregulation.&qu
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2mo ago
going to respond to your other comment here since it got killed: i think a lot of art could be described as fashionable nonsense, and hyperreality is an artistic philosophy. it's interesting to contemplate the root concept of a map ove
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2mo ago
after a decade of buying that same laptop for a hundred bucks 10 years after retail release ... I have a similar experience where so far none have died of their own accord ...
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2mo ago
please somebody bottle this lesson distill it and start teaching it to kids using a framework of similar pro social behaviour
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2mo ago
to you, the grandparent comment made a claim assigning Z to X, which you argue as bad faith because you couldn't find evidence that X=Z. to me, the grandparent poster claimed X is more likely than Y without ever claiming equivalence. t
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2mo ago
thank you for taking the time to disentangle and reorient the discussion. thanks also for explaining that my intentions are irrelevant when offense is caused. perhaps we shall discuss again another time, until then take care
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2mo ago
you're more than welcome to join the conversation but if sitting on the sideline and calling me names is what you really wanna do then uh you do you
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ah so other languages emulate harvard to a degree. I wonder if performance could improve by reimplementing a C like language based on a von neumann abstract machine inspired by something other than a PDP. thanks for your response
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2mo ago
may I ask specifically what aspects of C lead to examples of quasi low level status such as the one you gave? I'd hazard a guess the C abstract machine is defined in a particular manner differentiable from say the JVM?
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2mo ago
so the grandparent commentor has broken UK law by knowingly sharing false information. over here officer, a thoughtcrime has taken place!
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this is the first time I've continued a thread here after saying goodbye, I wouldn't compromise my own integrity unless it was for something worth caring about. lots of other people are gonna think the way I did and I wanted you t
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2mo ago
which boy is going to spaz out more - the one in a shitty public school with no guidance, or the one provided with a diverse education and a litany of equally well educated role models? the one with a poor diet and no co curricular activity
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2mo ago
it may have had the same effect but me being too lazy to keep going is very much not an attack and I do genuinely wish you well
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hard drugs wreck the body and cause dependency. amphetamine does both those things regardless as to whether an accredited body claims otherwise. if you think it's ok to dose swathes of the population with hard drugs because it's &
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2mo ago
rather than attributing this to the brain or system inherently, it seems more accurate to focus on the position of the brain relative to the system. I think that's what the other person was trying to get at, but you're already awa
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I also think that the system is cruel to convince its cogs that it is acceptable to experience stress to the point of requiring hard drugs, and I think the person you're responding to has provided a valid counter example of what life c
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your argument is like mayonnaise, liberally applicable in many situations, but it's a bit bland and not the condiment I'd choose for this dish
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2mo ago
the lowest otc dose I previously witnessed was 1mg, perhaps my phrasing should have been "smallest commonly available dosage", because the correct dose is indeed in the vicinity of 100mcg
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melatonin should be consumed in doses an order of magnitude smaller than the smallest available dosage. melatonin should also be consumed in a particular time period to correctly trigger the circadian rhythm. long term consistent melatonin
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2mo ago
you didn't answer me directly, I'm not obliged either. MTHFR (and possibly COMT) are examples where genotype directly influences nutrient absorption. when the human body is unaligned (poor nutrient absorption, improper physical en
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2mo ago
the problem statement regarded 'talking about mental health'. venting is one form of talking about mental health. paying therapists is another form of talking about mental health. neither of these weakens the other. concomitantly,
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