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by wussboy 2y ago
Down voting because the article doesn’t show any of the designs without (I imagine) watching a video and the site steals your back navigation on mobile to take you to another page.
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by wussboy 2y ago
That’s the part I didn’t understand either. You’re not. You can’t. Because that’s how the city was built. But if the city was built differently a married couple of professionals could get to work without a car. There’s more to it than this.
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by wussboy 2y ago
Ffs please tell me you are joking
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by wussboy 2y ago
Is there a burpee equivalent that is easier on the knees?
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by wussboy 2y ago
Oh I fully agree. Car dependency was easier to type than all the stuff you said which is a fuller analysis.
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by wussboy 2y ago
But car dependency is definitely not the root cause…
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by wussboy 2y ago
The system can be greatly improved, but I'd still rather interact with people than machines.
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by wussboy 2y ago
And then they still asked for a tip. I hate these kinds of places and actively avoid them.
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by wussboy 3y ago
The only true solution to this is seldom mentioned: Real life. "Word of mouth" can still happen (and should happen) by reals words, uttered in the physical world, by real mouths, in the physical world. I suspect many of our curren
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by wussboy 3y ago
Most of the noise in cities is cars. One idiot on a Harley drowns out a warehouse of heat pumps
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by wussboy 3y ago
Is triple pane common in Belgium? It’s not in the UK (as far as I recollect) and they’re colder than Belgium
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by wussboy 3y ago
But at least we have evolution-provided mental models for dealing with trusts for humans.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Nailed it.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Simple. Get hit by lightning.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Using Vision Pro to watch a movie while they drive home, then sitting at the couch all evening playing a driving game.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Why is the land being converted to meat production? Surely the problem is one of economics, development and poverty more than anything else? Give the people that live there better options and the deforestation will take care of itself.
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by wussboy 3y ago
I’m not sure I’ve ever seen him comment here on a D related post. Which I totally understand.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Ah yes, the old “guns don’t kill people, I do”
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by wussboy 3y ago
They wouldn’t…would they? /s
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by wussboy 3y ago
I'm assuming it was sarcasm.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Perhaps. But I wonder how much of this completely passive entertainment was in our ancestral environment? Before 50 years ago, the percentage of all humans who had ever experienced the symphony was so low it was essentially zero. Perhaps t
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by wussboy 3y ago
The answers to all of those questions would be parroted from other research, and to the extent they were novel they would be incorrect.
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by wussboy 3y ago
This is a common rebuttal, but it doesn’t hold water
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by wussboy 3y ago
I've occasionally thought about getting into RC planes, but the piloting of them always seemed too hard. I'd love some links to what you're talking about if you have some to recommend?
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by wussboy 3y ago
Do you have any evidence for this?
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by wussboy 3y ago
> would kill us every night! Luxury! I used to dream of my parents killing us every night.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Agreed, but I do think the effects of the addiction are radically different between a social media app and a magazine.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Maybe you're doing it wrong?
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by wussboy 3y ago
For real? Because when a fool is parted from his money he and those who depend on him starve to death, and that, dear friend, is the part a strong society should be concerned about.
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by wussboy 3y ago
I’m a huge fan of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. It’s my secret weapon for life

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