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zpeti
4y ago
How are his two arguments straw men? You are fine to ask for references for his statements, but these are not straw men. Maybe learn the meaning of these terms before using them?
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You don’t get it. If you didn’t have these processed foods burgers would cost $10 and millions even in the us wouldn’t eat them. You might think that’s a good thing, but most people don’t actually want to subsist on rice and beans, otherwis
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4y ago
> US supermarket shelves are probably the worst in the world. By what definition? I went to cuba 3 years ago and supermarket shelves were empty. Is that better? On a more serious note, I've travelled a lot and $1 menus and such are
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4y ago
It's just not that simple. While I don't want to eat bad food, and I'm thankfully rich enough to be able to choose, food additives and technologies have had an insane impact on the cost of food, and have probably bought quali
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4y ago
Almost everyone finds ways to cope with the issues of life, or the traumas of childhood, whether that's extreme sports, or alcohol, or however you've been able to cope. As I said in my first post, that's fine, everyone has to
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4y ago
> I was given a computer with internet access around age 5 and allowed to experiment all I wanted. Most identity experimentation games happen from age 2-3, and much of it depends on parent and environment feedback. Sitting at your comput
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It’s probably some sort of missing childhood syndrome, where you didn’t get to experiment enough with identities as a child. But as long as you are doing this with similar people and in a community, who cares, be happy. What’s ridiculous is
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What’s interesting about the Boris bus is that NHS funding has increased by way more than what was promised since then. Yet it’s somehow still held up as a lie. The NHS gets something like 30-40% more funding since brexit.
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4y ago
And the reason ai art is interesting is precisely because art is about mistakes and hallucination and wierdness, and unexpected connections. So the flaws of chat AI currently are exactly what make art great. And art came before science, so
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4y ago
Children living with both biological parents Affluent families in 1960: 95% Working class families in 1960: 95% Affluent families in 2005: 85% Working class families in 2005: 30% https://twitter.com/robkhenderson/status
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4y ago
I came here to ask this too, as someone with a younger daughter. OP please answer :)
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Old or New Testament?
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4y ago
Yeah, take a look at snap's performance over the last year. That's a very relevant similar product, and it's the same. "But Elon's the devil and look how twitter is ruined" is a great headline for people who ha
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Watching even 1 video of an everyday astronaut interview with Musk makes it completely obvious you are completely wrong. And so do tonnes of testimonials on quora from spacex employees. Musk is the chief engineer of spacex rockets. He'
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4y ago
It’s a gift if you don’t have small children. It’s ridiculously harder if you do. It’s like trying to work in an emergency room, where every minute there’s some emergency, and you’re trying to do something different. Of course most people w
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Frankly the guy designed rockets that landed for the first time ever so I think he probably has the brain capacity to make this calculation. He might not be great at decisions where people and politics are involved, but this isn’t one of t
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Stealing is a bit different to killing 30m Eastern Europeans, starving them to the point of cannibalism etc, and also killing 30m of your own people. That’s my point. And that’s my family’s experience.
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I mean, when any high profile white person does complain that they don't want this, they are called a replacement theory conspiracist nazi. And they are basically cancelled from mainstream media. But to be fair, you are right in a way,
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Well this is some weird asian supremacy replacement theory I've not seen before... Always nice to see proof it's not just white people who can be supremacists.
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Patronising is thinking you know what it’s like having children without having them. You don’t. You have no idea of the emotional and practical side of having children, and how hard and how amazing it is, and how it’s the best and hardest p
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When I sold my smallish venture a year back I got around 400 due diligence questions. I answered them, put the material together. From questions later on it became pretty obvious not one person, not the legal or operations team of the acqui
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4y ago
In a country with strong rule of law, where it's quite clear where the legality of this rests, and where they had almost nothing to lose by refusing to unlock the phone. Yet icloud is dencrypted in China as soon as that's what the
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4y ago
3. Xi gets overthrown, takes the blame for the covid hysteria, new power is installed in China. I have no idea how likely or realistic that is, but seems like an option too.
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As they say, you reap what you sow (the CCP, must be terrible for a chinese citizen).
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I just can't help but think there's some truth in the conspiracy theory I read on twitter from Kim Dotcom... this Ukraine war is an awfully convenient way for the US to completely decouple and destroy Europe and Russia. Which is a
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Honestly, because since Blair the conservatives have been playing politics in labour's court, and labour's language and labour's politics. There hasn't been a clear and good communicator in the conservative party since..
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4y ago
Storytelling, that's how. Which doesn't exist. What you'll notice is that in better storytelling, there will be an explanation of why the hobbit can beat the giant spider. Outsmarting it, being invisible with a ring, whatever
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Yeah, this is a great explanation. And it's not just characters they destroy, but beauty, any past tradition whether good or bad. It really is about dismantling everything. (and somehow magically once you dismantle everything some sort
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