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by tsol 3y ago
He's always been a very strange person. Blocks everyone who disagree, insults freely. I'm surprised it's taken this long honestly
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by tsol 3y ago
It's kind of amazing. The issue is that the cells have a dysfunctional copy of the OTOH gene, which leads to production of a dysfunctional otoferlin protein that does not work. There are virii that inject their DNA into cells. They mo
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by tsol 3y ago
This is kind of the idea behind the innocence project. I'm not sure if they have a certain focus but they work on cases of people falsely accused.
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by tsol 3y ago
I imagine the enormous metal structures we put up are the longest standing evidence, simply because metal is normally found unrefined in earth's crust
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by tsol 3y ago
This isn't a universal problem though: only Instagram and Facebook have these accusations
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by tsol 3y ago
Well if your already dread the time ahead of you then you might as well know, it can't get much worse eh?
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by tsol 3y ago
I've always been fascinated by these trace alcohols. They are very rarely talked about. Some people will say 'alcohol is alcohol' but that's actually incorrect. Alcoholic drinks are bioactive concoctions made of organic
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by tsol 3y ago
It's very addictive and can cause a strong dependence/withdrawal, thats why it's rarely used
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by tsol 3y ago
It gets used that way in the tech-adjacent community of twitter. It's a very particular culture. I think it's a way of sort of re-claiming the autism label from being atypical to being a 'superpower'ish thing.
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by tsol 3y ago
Biological beings so indeed code information at multiple levels including genetic, epigenetic, at the cellular level in the form of interneuronal connections, etc. Whether you can that memory or not is irrelevant eyes, as it's still in
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by tsol 3y ago
It's odd how silent people remain about this. The CDC said there was an epidemic of "sadness and violence"[1] among teen girls to.. basically no response. I've brought this to in conversations and most people don't
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by tsol 3y ago
What's conflicting about this, except that she converted to Islam? She pointed out abuse by the catholic church, the next night Joe Pesci went on SNL and said if it was his show he'd have hit her[1] to a round of applause by the s
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by tsol 3y ago
Doesn't Musk like to say the funniest outcome is the most likely? People were happy on twitter when Jack ran it, he might as well take the reins back
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by tsol 3y ago
>People abandoned religion The majority of the world is still religious. It's mostly ex-Christian westerners who have this problem to be honest.
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by tsol 3y ago
Once secularism changes peoples beliefs, no one is actually in control to decide what they choose to replace it with. They might choose yoga, they might choose astrology, or they might choose qanon. Nietzsche and other philosophers talked a
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by tsol 3y ago
The truly sad thing is they have sky-high depression rates and all anyone cares is that they use too much social media and believe in astrology. The way the west regards love is supernatural anyways, so it's not surprisingly that they&
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by tsol 3y ago
Indians? This is sort of like saying "many Americans pray to Jesus". Hindus are the ones that believe in astrology-- the majority religion among dozens.
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You can buy the jerky on Amazon last I checked. This amazed me the first time I learned about it but apparently it's pretty mundane in Australia
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by tsol 3y ago
Confabulate is more of a neurological term so I think that's why it never caught on, but I've always thought that was the perfect word for what's happening
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That's what they said about Facebook
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CGM's are fairly recent technology and they're all very expensive right now
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As an aside, MalwareBytes blocked this page. It may have ended up on some blocklist?
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by tsol 3y ago
>There's nothing wrong with Bezos or Gates living forever, as long as their social and financial dominance isn't also guaranteed to live forever. Pretty sure this problem has been around since the dawn of civilization. It'
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by tsol 4y ago
It's kind of a social problem that's it's so normalized. This isn't the first such story I've heard
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by tsol 4y ago
It doesn't create novel false information.
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by tsol 4y ago
I suppose that's not uncommon. Seems like a non story
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I know an AI with a knack for poetry and possibly even some real creativity
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by tsol 4y ago
Opiates are not neurotoxic.
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by tsol 4y ago
>> Addiction is a predictable outcome of inequality and lack of social safety net in the US. If you don't give people any way to solve their problems they'll settle for feeling better about their problems. >Opiate addicti
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by tsol 4y ago
"Punk as fuck" is a good way to describe it, given the punk aesthetic and ethos have both been thoroughly absorbed and internalized by capitalism to become just another pay-to-play subculture controlled by the most powerful.

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