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> had a pretty lax career. Being common place does not negate the fact that it is indeed tyranny.
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>so you clipped it. So what? You did say "few hours", right? I am only pointing out the ambiguity in your claims. >there were several participants who never had detectable spike protein, even when they first checked on day 1
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> This one says five days > And this one says ten Doesn't really inspire confidence in these results, right? I mean, first you cited a claim that said "few hours", and then the expirimental evidence shows at least 5 day
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> The oldest treatment in modern medicine. We understand their side effect profiles very well at this point. Every vaccines contains a multitude of different things apart from the active ingredient, and each of them can have a vastly dif
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> Regulation People, people. Why do you all expect regulation to work in the presence of corruption? All regulations break down with high enough stakes. We are in this mess right now, because we made the mistake of thinking that regulati
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>Some prudent concern and hard thinking being applied to unpredictable tail risks isn't alarmism. That is fine as long as same is applied when it does not suit the $uits.
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> The brand Teflon replaced PFOA with GenX, a different fluorosurfactant that's probably worse than PFOA "regrettable substitution" as they call it, https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/hsph-in-the-news&#
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define "existence"
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>There is a difference between marketing and lying yo In a perfect world, there should be. But sadly we don't live in that world. > The fact that you can't tell the difference speaks volumes for your moral character. I seem
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Yes, it is called "Marketing". And the world runs on it.
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> Is that better or worse 1000x better, and I am damn serious.
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> it just feels...weird to me. You are one person, and is sensible. Humanity as a whole, not so much so, sadly.
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Because Haskell is awesome, and if you want to code in Haskell, you need to grok functional programming.
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> If you can't change it for goods and services .. There is nothing preventing someone from accepting it and providing the services you need.
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Someone born stupid can be used as a useful idiot and put in a position of authority or politics to act as a plant by someone who is not an idiot and is very malicious. To be frank, I think, if not now, then eventually, all positions of aut
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> an imbecile could support himself doing menial labor. Now not so much. Yea, Today an imbecile could run the country..I would leave the specifics to your imagination..
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Yea, It is as if people expect you to pull out the phone and stare at it if you have nothing to do in a public place. Imagine someone catching you, being lost in your own thoughts, in somewhere like that. They would suerly peg you for a wei
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> Life is better by nearly every way you want to measure it... https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fs... Also life is much better today for a weak, stupid person. 100 years, or even 40 years ba
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Humans beings can be divided into two classes. The exploiters and the exploited. Exploiters are constantly looking on ways to do more efficient exploitation. So every new technological "thing" that get discovered, will be consider
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> scientific and technological advancements. sure, it does not matter that things that we pay for and consume ends up having a million things that makes us sick in multiple ways, and if you are in some developing nation, you would be ha
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So does the ads, google, government machinery etc. They take advantage of people's common "mental disorder" (I say "mental disorder" because it is still a weakness even if it is present in a lot of people, which I t
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It provides return to people who like it. It does not have to provide value to the "whole society" (which really mean, it does not provide a value to "me") to justify its existence.
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> and yet seemingly never follow-ups What do you mean?
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> I know I have lost a lot of trust in medical authorities. If you do some introspection, you ll find that you originally had no reason to trust them in the first place. You trusted them because you assigned attributes such as conscience
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>they had to make money They had to make more money than they made last year. In other words, public companies that don't grow die. So public companies, opting for less profitable non-evil ways will be capitalized out by companies t
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no haya banda! Its all a tape recording! https://youtu.be/oJDlipYYaFQ
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I have replayed Quake 2 and Unreal Tournament. And these felt as amazing as they were back then. If you fall in love with a fad, then you are going to look back and wonder why you loved it. But not everyone falls in love with fads all the t
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>I wonder what the right balance between the two would look like. There ain't one that ll work for everyone (but maybe climbing trees with earth beneath them..?). And this is not specific to this particular topic. The whole of human
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>And you just won't get as much out of your life as you could get, won't achieve as much relationship success, professional success, or personal fulfillment. So, like being addicted to an Internet connected, social media infest
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>It is still, however, materially discriminatory The problem with this is that this is applying a fix in the wrong place, making the effects of original injustice exist in a different form for a vastly longer period of time. In your exam
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