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by tmn 5y ago
There is no reason. People are just projecting because geopolitical war is too nuanced. For more informed takes on this check out Peter zeihan. I’m not saying his take is gospel, but at the very least he reveals the plethora of factors that
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This is not out right terrorism. Take a breath
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This is a straw man. Something closer would be. You have a blog. You like the content I create. So you form a contract with me to development content and put it on your blog. Part of the contract is that you are the exclusive distributor of
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This just reduces to security vs freedom trade off. Just don’t assume your stated example here is interpreted as an obvious con by most people
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Even if the meme dies, nature will reenforce it eventually. If you extend into the future past your expected life time this is inevitable.
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This is a weird defensive reaction. There are a whole host of things that have a negative result that don’t lead to you experiencing violence. Is it not obvious that people will become disgruntled at double standards out of principle?
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Your Bitcoin is also subject to theft. Hard theft or soft theft (lack of access). The chance of theft of either is relatively small. Seems like a non concern
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Lol inflation existed millennia before the CPI
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Just as you expect your asset to be worth more at some point in the future, you can expect your cash to worth less at some point in the future. These follow from each other. To say the cash is always worth less is not coherent with your sta
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Could you clarify 'what' is the example of reification here?
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What specifically are you not convinced of?
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Competition and cooperation are always in a cyclic balance
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That's a huge fallacy by simplification. It's just as accurate to say only the brave will reproduce (also not entirely true).
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There is a relevant iq difference in the distribution pattern. Not the average
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That’s the second choice. You’re just later on after catching COVID
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A lot of it is power games. Nations not competing for hegemony are not as vested. They will be subservient either way.
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It’s somewhat laughable to say he worked on alchemy and theology and that got no where, while we are discussing him and his accomplishments 400 years later. Alchemy is an esoteric inner journey. Ramanujan was by all accounts a one of a kind
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It's not hard to just cover your skin with clothing. I haven't used sunscreen in the last 10 years and generally have avoided any sun burn. I gauge how much sun I'm getting and just cover up. Each summer I get quite tan and c
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There are plenty of videos of people detailing why they believe footage is fake. You can go look at that. Most of it comes down to sketchy details in footage. I've looked at such videos and some of it can be convincing, but not conclus
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So I hope I'm not talking past you, my perspective on the situation seems to somewhat oppose your intuition. Ivermectin is not a tightly kept secret. It has just been suppressed in the mainstream channels. Bret Weinstein has discussed
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Agree, that seems to be the pattern. Slow rolling consent
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Regarding your last sentence, 'If ivermectin is actually effective.." Pharma execs wouldn't have to push for it? They would just tell their family member to take it. I know anecdotes are not medical studies, but I know two pe
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You’re already completely trusting them if you’re using their device? I mean I get the privacy concern, but it’s odd that this is the line if you were fine with things before. That said I’m all for ditching the smartphone and best of luck t
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Most people thought the internet was a threat to the establishment. In all likelihood bitcoin was developed by the NSA.
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For whatever reason, that’s generally the dividing line for these alternate realities
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Have others listened to Bret Weinstein on this subject? Thoughts? He by all accounts is credible and provides plenty of nuance for reasons to be skeptical
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The fallacy with that 9-11 rebuttal is that in its main stream form, 9-11 is as unprecedented as the conspiracy they are saying is far fetched. Why is it more infeasible to assume there was some inside help or looking the other way? Add in
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by tmn 5y ago
Fair point. I was addicted the chart watching for a few months the 2017 run. I would put this under the speculative rampage.
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Right. And there are many who would have kept showing up, but policies mandated they could not.
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Not necessarily. There is an opposing argument that we need to accept the risk of death as a part of life. When does a population decide the risk has been reduced enough? I could argue we are well past that point. As a culture we have compl

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