veritas_veritad

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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
would be or would not be- I'm confused by your statement
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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
it's not just the small chance of dying, though- it's the very real and cumulative effects of driving cars in general. We have laws around being able to pump raw sewage into rivers and lakes as well as laws around leaving depleted
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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
have you caught any thieves yet?
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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
broad in specific cause, yes- "living near high traffic causes dementia" would be a more suitable headline in your opinion?
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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
false dichotomy- there exists a world in which cars are not the normal mode of transportation because everything you could possibly want is within walking distance and intra-city travel is something you do only occasionally.
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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
don't you mean "reverted to"?
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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
Taking minor offense that solarpunk is considered an invented fiction. Permies have been lusting after it as a reality for at least 10 years haha
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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
but how/why would 5G increase coverage?
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by veritas_veritad 7y ago
I for one appreciate your pushing so hard. Your increased compensation means that I get to charge more for myself.
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by veritas_veritad 8y ago
Thanks for the clarification
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by veritas_veritad 8y ago
The cant of this article is kind of grossing me out. I don't disagree with the predictions of this, but I reject the notion of people as being "useless" because they can't interface with technology. Such a position is a
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by veritas_veritad 8y ago
> That said, I'm quite biased, have to justify the years I lost somehow :) I dare you to write a study to excavate and delineate the potential effects of this bias on hiring.
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by veritas_veritad 8y ago
Not to mention, that's not how/when unions got formed. Unions, as a derivative of trade guilds, formed exactly under the conditions we are seeing today. The capitalists _needing_ in-high-demand skilled laborers. If you consider th
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by veritas_veritad 8y ago
the fault found in THAT line of reasoning is that the established scientific culture/institution doesn't even play ball by its own rules. Political biases in every aspect from results interpretation to what questions we're al