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trod1234
2y ago
It should worry you. There are dreadful things happening in these spaces, and they are of such sophistication that children, and even many adults cannot fully ascertain. The problem you describe is a cursed problem. You have so many malign
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2y ago
School was and remains a prison, that is why they build the gates so high. Worse, its a prison with cult-like re-education towards elements of Marxism, without calling it that, in many cases. Its a spectrum so not all teachers are like that
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2y ago
Woke-ism is a cult. There is no generally accepted definition of woke, and that is largely by design to mislead others through well known psychological blindspots (Cialdini), towards inducing others to join collectivism while also inspiring
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2y ago
Perhaps you should be more specific in your comments if you don't want to run afoul of the HN no snipe policy. Backhanded baseless comments are snipes. Your comment as it stands is structured in a way to discredit without rational basi
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2y ago
I've seen this as well, but more pronounced in the areas impacted by AI the most. If there is little to no professional work in a scope, people don't get smarter, they get dumber, and it happens through simple atrophy. Good engin
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2y ago
There are potentially several reasons why people might do these things while not conforming to goodfaith practices. One of them is potentially cloning your voice, another is market manipulation, and logical inconsistencies tend to mean its
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2y ago
This is doomed to failure. Cybersecurity best practices are a point in time snapshot, the label will be dependent on at purchase time, how will that help people who have purchased second hand, or had products where items on shelves suddenly
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2y ago
> You don't think the scientific literature has anything to say about sugar surplus or junk food surplus? No, I know it does, but it doesn't properly communicate the relationship with correct words, where other related subjects
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2y ago
It is different from stealing, but crimes can escalate quickly and without warning. What people don't realize is when these type of things happen, if you haven't experienced it before, its surreal, and it can take a moment to real
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2y ago
All carbohydrates eventually break down into sugars. Some quite a bit faster than others. What people and scientists haven't been saying in any meaningful way is the truth that carbohydrate poisoning is a real thing. If you eat too muc
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2y ago
Growing body of science for what some people have been saying for years now.
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2y ago
Those with a lot of introspection can do this, and it can be a benefit to yourself and others when used correctly. In my opinion, you were dumb for doing that, but I can't say I haven't done something similar. Given my experience,
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2y ago
Belief systems generally lack properties of identity to prove anything by logic or rational method. The first thing you need to prove anything is an objective unique definition, which isn't generally possible in the realm of the mind f
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2y ago
You can be a good person by minimizing being objectively evil. If you can't see things you can't optimize things, which the title suggests, but the content itself is lacking in proper support while not covering certain obvious asp
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2y ago
You clearly don't know what you are talking about, and you lack the appropriate rigor needed for a proper discussion. Best of luck to you.
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2y ago
You should read what was actually written, and not hallucinate things that are not actually there.
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2y ago
Symptoms don't mean what you seem to think they mean. Medical issues related to toxic exposure are medical issues, not something that can be resolved by psychotherapy. See my other post on how to find those reliable sources, or just as
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2y ago
> Don't give drugs, they can permanently mess up his mind. This is common and good advice. Ritalin at one point was prescribed for ADD and ADHD, Kurt Cobain ended up dying by suicide as a result of complications from his use of the
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2y ago
Did you mean to say there is a high noise floor with little signal? A lot of spectrum disorder diagnoses are misdiagnoses for other (medical) things. The diagnoses are often used as a catchall when no one can figure it out. For example, chr
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2y ago
Advice: Get a second diagnosis, from a medical doctor that has ruled out chronic exposure to toxins/poisoning. ADHD and other spectrum disorders have in the past been used as a catchall diagnosis for certain groups of symptoms. For exa
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2y ago
Outcomes on Linux depend greatly upon the hardware it is running on.
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2y ago
Well this is just categorically wrong. There are some very good works out there that can provide tangible benefit. There are requirements inherent in the audience that are needed to receive benefit. You have to be able to critically discern
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2y ago
The simple fact of the matter is regulators in corrupt societies believe that laws are only good if the public generally breaks them. These societies may deceitfully claim to follow a rule of law, while objectively being rule by law. They g
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2y ago
I upvoted, I'm just one person though, and I have no doubt the malign people or more likely bots, will do the same to this response as well. Personally, I would be in favor of a public listing of who downvoted what with an ability to f
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2y ago
The content of the subject, and the related title don't accurately reflect the answer to the question, while doing the discussion a disservice cloaking it in terms of power dynamics, it neglects the very real reasons why anyone does an
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2y ago
Blocking will never work. You need to impose cost. Set up QoS buckets, slow suspect connections down dramatically (almost to the point of timeout).
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2y ago
You are mistaken, and compare apples to oranges. Population levels are not the same, this comparison is without basis. You also assume the formal documented executions are the only deaths where people were killed and died, they are not. Abo
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2y ago
I'm in agreement that self-fulling dynamics occur regularly over longer time horizons, I viewed what you said as pragmatism rather than cynicism. As for who cares to rationally think and act when they can easily observe and react? The
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2y ago
Governments that have functioning representatives do, because by doing so it saves themselves. When the delusional, blind, and evil get into positions of power like this, take no beneficial action, make systems brittle and prone to breakage
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I've just done a lot of research, and been in a position to know how big data works. Unfortunately it will be slow. One industry alone does not cause collapse, the corruption and blindness have infected most things by now. The nature o
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