turtlesdown11

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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
and another thing: im not mad. please dont put in the newspaper that i got mad.
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
sometimes it's hard to fathom how fools got the money in the first place
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
> which are probably not so different than those of Outlook, Gmail, etc., say, yet nobody disputes that attorney-client emails remain privileged notwithstanding the Terms of Service of those providers. Those are tools used to communicate
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
> We (the US) have more criminality than many peer nations Do you have any empirical evidence to support this claim?
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
> world as unstable as today The world is the most stable and peaceful it's been in decades if not longer. What is your evidence that the world is unstable?
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
Do you have empirical evidence that we "habitually coddle criminals"? The united states locks up more of their people than pretty much any other nation...
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
so where are your data sources arguing these are helping?
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
so since they hard programmed all of the meme gotchas, they built a good model?
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
modern therapy has nothing to with Freud, modern therapy approaches are empirically tested, and show efficacy comparable to medication, but sure other than that whole modern scientific approach... its definitely just pseudoscience the only
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
I'm sorry, so now it's not capitalism, technology, or the moon landings, but the cold war context? Could you pick a specific "event" you believe lifted so many people out of poverty, and provide research or supporting do
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
This is satire. Based on the movie Dr. Strangelove. I'm sarcastically responding to the space race comment. There is an explanation in multiple sentences.
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
> And in the case of lifting most of humanity out of poverty, two things are responsible: capitalism and technology. You alleged above it was due to the moon landings that people were lifted out of poverty. Do you understand the differen
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
we of course need the strategic advantage?
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
Vaccines were invented during the moon landings? High yield seeds and fertilizers are due to the moon landings? The internet was invented due to the moon landings? You didn't provide any citations that show any of the above has lifted
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
So landing on the moon triggered a reduction in global rates of poverty? do you have any research or citations for this claim?
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
What about the mineshaft gap though?
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
> My personal take for a long time has been that the primary driver of most war today is boredom. War today is undertaken for entertainment. incredible claim, any research or evidence behind this?
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
Yeah, I'm confident that didn't happen
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by turtlesdown11 6mo ago
Really not interesting analysis. Four "concentrated episodes" totaling 30 years, hardly "concentrated episodes", especially when you have a "concentrated episode" that lasts for fifteen years. It's extreme
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
because the admins clearly don't view the denial of trans existence and rights as spreading hatred?
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
citation for this claim?
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
Here's a helpful map of cultures with transgendered subsets that are accepted in society. Cultures on every continent have a deep historical record of transgendered folks. https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/conten
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
> That's really where most of the heartburn started, as far as I can tell. The "heartburn" really started when conservatives decided they could exploit hatred of the other by attacking non-binary folks. They got a "s
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
> Liability Product liability is a subdivision of tort law that allows for recovery for damages caused by the makers or distributors of a product. This case has nothing to do with Section 230, the plaintiff successfully argued that the p
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
This is a civil trial between a regular person and corporations about product liability. It has nothing to do with the government.
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
>This is not at all like smoking where 15% of smokers will get lung cancer. Unfortunately for you and social media sites, the legal standard for defective products has no "percentage" of people harmed to incur liability. Produc
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
> OpenAI is new to it, and if I had to guess, not that interested in getting good at it. Maybe if they burn more tokens the answer will become clear
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
> a fraction of the AI investments you realize 99% of those announced "investments" have yet to occur as recognizable transactions, correct? Meanwhile, the barrel of $70b in metaverse waste was actually spent
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
Hard to see past the scientific consensus on global warming
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by turtlesdown11 7mo ago
> providing cheap energy to now importing most of our energy Source for this claim? figures show 10-15% of power is imported, not "most", and those fluctuate with wind generation.

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