verylittlemeat

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   Satirical description of the future (OP-ED 1997)(nytimes.com)

   1 points by verylittlemeat 10y ago|1 comments
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   by verylittlemeat 10y ago

   Discord / IRC / Twitch / cytube is pretty much exactly how I deal with it. Funny there is a whole world of us out there.
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   by verylittlemeat 10y ago

   Hah that's interesting almost the exact same thing happens to me if I allow myself desired rather than scheduled sleep. In a way though I wish my natural cycle was closer to the typical 9-5. I found it easy to be isolated or depressed
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   by verylittlemeat 10y ago

   Hi I've come to conclusions similar to yours. I'm curious if you found any useful perspectives living in a world where you believe this is true.
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   by verylittlemeat 10y ago

   I'm not the OP but I'm curious what do you see as the logical hole? There is social value in disagreeing with someone who claims to have the objective truth. It's not so much about being right as it's claiming to have th
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   by verylittlemeat 10y ago

   interesting thanks for the reply I'm gonna read more about this
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   by verylittlemeat 10y ago

   I'm just curious, who is Al Capone in your example?
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   by verylittlemeat 10y ago

   You might find Nagel's famous paper on what it's like to be a bat interesting if you haven't already read it. http://organizations.utep.edu/portals/1475/nagel_bat.pdf
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   by verylittlemeat 10y ago

   I don't really see what's controversial about saying that thinking can lead you to real clinical depression. It's something that happens over time it's not like a switch.
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    by verylittlemeat 10y ago

    One of the strengths of Network is the lack of music. In fact if I remember correctly the opening scene is just the camera moving through a newsroom with ambient sound. Music can date a film badly.
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    by verylittlemeat 10y ago

    Thanks for this comment it perfectly describes the way I felt when I watched Argo.