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> We should absolutely work to reduce, reuse, and recycle, No, we shouldn't. We should primarily work on scaling up our energy production. I was long in favour of nuclear, although apparently there's some exciting development i
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4y ago
Even verbal abuse (I refuse to say bullying or violence), despite being incomparable to actual violence (IMO it’s inconsiderate to even make that comparison!) is much easier to deal with in adulthood. You can literally just remove yourself
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> Bullying doesn't magically disappear in adulthood and not being prepared for it may make it significantly worse. What are you talking about? Were you ever actually bullied? The only place where violence is tolerated is school. P
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4y ago
Ah, yeah, keeping grandma alive by keeping her warm. So evil. Protecting your country from attack by evil dictators (or benevolent democracies - i.e. the difference between North Korea (nukes, exists) and Libya (no nukes, destroyed)). Truly
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4y ago
You’re assuming much more “cross-polination” than actually happened. Humans didn’t use to mix geographically (hence different races). And there’s isolated subgroups that didn’t mix or mixed much less (e.g. Jews in Europe)
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4y ago
Good. Important rate-limiting things like exams or voting should be done in person.
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4y ago
Yes, and fortunately they were punished for it. Election timing shouldn’t be gameable.
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4y ago
The idea of "election every 4/5 years" is that in the meantime, politicians can do momentarily unpopular things.
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4y ago
I 100% support direct democracy but don't really see the point of having general election (i.e. electing representatives that then vote instead of you) ahead of schedule.
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4y ago
This viewpoint is both evil (literally wanting to kill people... like the "best" politicians of the 20th century! /s) and delusional (UK had approximately 0 GDP growth since 2010, like other main European countries - so I dou
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4y ago
> It's time for an early General Election. Every trace of the Tories must be obliterated. Sounds like completely unbiased opinion. /s More seriously, I'm only interested in hearing the arguments for a general election fr
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4y ago
> they focused more on their longing than their parenting I never wanted to parent (that's simply a necessary constituent part), but I've always wanted to have kids, a family, a legacy, teach them, raise them, provide them
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4y ago
On the other hand, it's possible that one is simply "depressed" (sad) because one can't achieve ones goals. The solution, then, is to figure out a way to achieve them.
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4y ago
Are you sure? Women can have kids after 39. Maybe not easily, but should be possible until like 45. Definitely with medical assistance. Is she on board though? If not, you don't need to stay with her. Your goals in life are worth mor
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4y ago
Github pages, or GutHub repo served by CloudFlare
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4y ago
99.9% of people under 45 (that's like 1 year old info, probably much more with Omicron) unvaccinated people survive. So, yeah.
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4y ago
Well, that's literally what US colleges have been doing for decades. Basically outsourced IQ tests (since IQ tests during the hiring process are illegal). High time someone else got in on the action.
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4y ago
So do the internet providers. Hardware producers. Hardware sellers. Mobile phone companies. Governments. BBC.
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4y ago
Your country’s government scammed citizens out of 25 cents for each bottle they buy, and brainwashed them (you?) that plastic can be recycled. Hint: plastic cannot be recycled. Burning it is carbon positive. Burying it underground is closer
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4y ago
So the same thing can be either good or evil, depending on how it’s framed? Looks like your morality is all mixed up and prone to manipulation.
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4y ago
I mean, that's the entire premise behind the woke "society represses women/minorities" narrative.
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4y ago
Do Obama's daughters have lower access to education? No. So it's not about race. (I just gave you proof.) It's about wealth and social class. Sure, those might correlate with race, and even be caused by racism (past or presen
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4y ago
This is a nice way to excuse your racism. A lot of people use this perverted logic. But at the end of the day, it's still evil racism. Different "worlds" (neighbourhoods, schools, health care) doesn't happen because of s
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4y ago
It's not new territory. Plenty of prior art. An obvious one is, "bring your TV / computer screen with you". A video of me watching TV, I turn my head, the TV turns out to be just a VR projection. More fantastic, we need
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4y ago
So plenty of images of people wearing it but no images of what I see when I wear it ? Does not inspire confidence. I'm assuming the user experience sucks. I'd be really happy to be wrong!
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4y ago
Why would a math article need citations? A proof is a proof.
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> I strongly suspect you’ve never been on the end of an internet doxxing/hate brigade if you can’t imagine how this could be used to make someone’s life a living hell. Sounds like you're saying the even without advanced AI, o
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The more targeted an ad, the more it manipulates your mind.
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> thinking of how fascism grew in Germany before WWII Well you're thinking wrong. 1930s Germany actually had hate speech laws. Didn't help.
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4y ago
If resources are limited (and they're always limited) you invest into the highest ROI options. Exceptional people have a chance of pushing society forward (i.e. creating more resources for the future... exponentially). (But yeah in
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