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toomanyrichies
8d ago
> Adrenaline chasing is addictive behavior Gambling disorder is a recognized diagnosis in both the DSM-5 [1] and the WHO's ICD-11 [2], with a $14 billion annual social cost [3] in the US alone. Show me the equivalent DSM entry and s
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toomanyrichies
9d ago
This is a terrible analogy. Skydiving isn't addictive, the risk falls on the participant, and a skydiving company doesn't make more money from the customers it hurts. Gambling apps get a large share of their revenue from the smal
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What Would Canada's Associate Membership of the EU Look Like?
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10d ago
Consider the possibility that your brain chemistry is different from that of other people, and that this could affect the level of responsibility people bring to bear here.
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Meta is asking some of its employees to become managers again in a new reorg
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22d ago
Reading someone's words as written isn't being "too literal". With a blog post, as with this thread, it's actually the only thing there is to go on.
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22d ago
Drawing conclusions is fine, if they're traceable to something on the page. This one started with "always" and "all day," which aren't in the post, and when that was pointed out it moved to the author's m
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22d ago
You can't quote a mentality, and you're not a mind-reader. You're putting words in the author's mouth, and then arguing against them. Saying it's "clear to see" is just asking others to find your evidenc
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22d ago
"All day" and "always" are your words, not mine, and not those of the article's author.
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23d ago
I'm arguing against TrnsltLife's (now flagged and disappeared) comment. They said it was conspicuous that people are opposing refugee status for white South Africans, but not opposing refugee status for other groups. The point I
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23d ago
There’s a difference between things that literally everyone has to do as part of being human, and things that only “strivers” seem to enjoy- climbing the corporate ladder, “obsessing over customers”, polishing Powerpoint decks, working over
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23d ago
> You SHOULD feel like you have to do some stuff. Gregor: It would be nice to do something. Sam: We are doing something. We're sitting here, waiting. "Ronin", 1998
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24d ago
Couldn't that simply mean that his Nazi proclivities go back all the way to at least 1999? ASCII was invented in the 1960s.
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24d ago
> why the histrionics when they were welcomed as refugees in the United States? Because white South Africans were the only refugees welcomed this year. [1]. 6500 refugees (down from 100k+ in 2024), and every single one was a white Sout
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GitHub Outage Tracker: Is GitHub Cooked?
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To paraphrase "The Princess Bride"- you keep using the word "communist". I don't think it means what you think it means. One can acknowledge the very real harms done by the United States over its history, without a
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Apparent Elon Musk Pep Talk to His Cursor Staff Paints Sad Picture
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That same hacker can choose to responsibly disclose the vulnerability through the proper channels, or take advantage of it to benefit themselves at the expense of others. Which one they choose objectively determines the quality of person t
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There will always be a certain percentage of the population whose greatest aspiration is to be "house slaves" as opposed to "field slaves". They're the ones that today would be described as "temporarily embarr
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I'm so sorry you went through that.
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"When European settlers arrived in the Americas, historians estimate there were over 10 million Native Americans living there. By 1900, their estimated population was under 300,000. ...In the late 1800s, blankets from smallpox patients
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1mo ago
What part of what they said is inaccurate?
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A quiet channel between ICE and Iran shaped deportation flights
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Why Los Angeles Stopped Repaving Its Streets
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Pixar lays off over 100 Bay Area workers using ElastiGirl letterhead
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Hegseth Orders Mandatory Testosterone Screening, Optional TRT for Troops 30
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Atlassian ordered to reinstate engineer sacked over Slack clash with leadership
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Britain will ban under-16s from social media apps, including TikTok and YouTube
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Conman: "Nah, this data center's not for you. It's more of a Shelbyville idea." Mayor: "Just a minute! We're twice as smart as the people of Shelbyville! Just tell us your idea and we'll vote for it!&
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4mo ago
I had mine done in Rio de Janeiro, not in Turkey, but I understand the costs are similar for both. I had 2 sessions performed 6 months apart, total cost of about USD $5,000. In the US it might have been $20,000 or more. Each session was
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