DropInIn

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by DropInIn 3y ago
"Lady Gaga isn't winning any pageants" How does she look in her breakout hit? (Poker face) Yea... that's right, she definitely looks "good".
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by DropInIn 3y ago
"Exceptions that prove the rule" You've heard the phrase before right? Why could you pick those names so readily? Because they're the exceptions...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Take a look at which artists get traction on YouTube.... It's extremely biased by beauty, as the algorithm rewards engagement and if nothing else all the creeps wanking while watching on repeat drive the ladies up the figurative ch
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Imo musicians need to make it a norm to release two 'correct' verions: The highly compressed versions for radio play/commoners And A 'hi-fi' version for audiophiles They need to be the same except for levels etc,
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Well at some point in our evolution we had to be less intelligent, or were arguing every primate and in fact every species is equal to humans, no? And if so.... well our food system is evil beyond measure....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
> do-gooder Hmm..... so we don't want people in governance positions trying governance to do good? Is that your position? Because if not I question why you included that term....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Clearly not tracking respiratory CO2, let alone agricultural CO2, which effectively nullifies its value regarding _actual_ CO2 production. This is a 'Feul Byproduct' data set, not a CO2 production dataset.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Owning a domain doesn't preclude others having ip priority. It's about 'Extant Use', not existence.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
As someone who used to smoke an Oz a day and excel, the issue isn't That he smokes weed, it's the Why and How that is problematic.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Stop hopping into bed with what are effectively strangers is a good start.....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
The system currently presumes Good Faith, and given human nature I'd put forward it should in fact presume Bad Faith...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Abuse of the Duluth Model suggests you should just make that statement gender neutral, no?
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by DropInIn 3y ago
When authori actively suppress the release of such data sets don't blame the citizens for using what little anectodal data they have.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
I got locked out of mine and that's a freaking nightmare to deal with. Several trips to a government office, had to get a new set of ID, and wait weeks, all while there was important communications waiting for me on one of the dozens
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by DropInIn 3y ago
More deflections and thinly veiled ad homs instead of addressing the actual arguments previously presented. This is just devolving into typical troll vs antitroll bs and I'm not interested in participating. Review the thread and retu
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Not from my perspective and reading of the thread.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
"Paying with cash is still attractive though, because cash is tax free. That is, no paper trail if you pay for a job by cash and the person doing it doesn't log anything. Very popular with tradespeople." What an interesting
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by DropInIn 3y ago
I'm not the one who quoted a verse...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Why is it that no one comprehends the existence, let alone nature, of _implicit_ statements?
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by DropInIn 3y ago
There are many who place frames on top of mantles, piano or other objects....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
So your argument is that as long as the harms are invisible enough to the consumer that no action should be taken? May I introduce you to Tobacco?
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Yes I have, and Read the lyrics. Have you? (See other respondent for proof you havent)
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by DropInIn 3y ago
I wasn't talking "global scale" I was speaking about domestically, which is what matters. "top 5% childhood positioning, services, access to material and equipment, and more. Strawman, moving goalposts, etc." Nope w
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by DropInIn 3y ago
"Don't accuse me of such BS" ^ then don't engage in actions which could be misconstrued as such. It's Poes law mfer. Also, youre shifting goalposts. Tossing out herring and engaging many other fallacies. If I were
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by DropInIn 3y ago
I really don't see how it's any different than having a drink every day.... Which by definition makes one an alcoholic.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
From what I can tell, Most billionaires want to change the world. Most are just far more considered and cautious in how they go about it, because getting it wrong _hurts_everyone_, including themselves.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Greater than Top 5% of income earners resulting in top 5% childhood positioning, services, access to material and equipment, and more. Need I say more?
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by DropInIn 3y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=parent+income+correlation+ch... Do you really need that or are you just sealioning?
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Per your own source: "According to a Facebook post from Errol, the Zambian emerald mine he held a stake in "collapsed in 1989."" Which by definition means he owned an emerald mine during the apartheid Era. Regardless o
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by DropInIn 3y ago
It's better than Britannica and other encyclopedias and has been for over a decade. Just because it doesn't support your _preferred_ narrative doesn't undermine the fact that it's effectively the most trustworthy so

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