Huarache1

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by Huarache1 8d ago
That is a prevalent part of Peruvian culture, which is also collectivist due to Andean culture. "Resiliencia" is pretty tied to accepting your faults as they are, saying "pucha que (Peruvian slur) ya fue pues". This is o
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by Huarache1 8d ago
I think everything you said is true, although as an addendum I (anecdotally) often find that some poorer nations are often closer and tight knit, which does cause stigma, but also reduces loneliness and stress associated with some mental is
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by Huarache1 8d ago
The issue is that Mental Health is genuinely a fleeting, seemingly slowly renewable resource brought down by either screens, stress, or something else. I believe that openly talking about it, while a great way to de-stigmatize it, may have
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by Huarache1 13d ago
I would argue it depends on where. Most of the rural areas are likely too loosely populated to commit any serious crimes, especially against children. And it is a large part of the United States. However, looking at say, Downtown Los Angele
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by Huarache1 13d ago
That's why I said it was a harsh sentence for a probably safe area at the end of my statement, why so angry?
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by Huarache1 13d ago
Parents and Adults in America are often afraid. Sometimes rightfully so, sometimes not. There is likely too much crime in urban areas for children to walk freely, and it could be dangerous to even try to walk in areas that barely have walka
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by Huarache1 13d ago
I think Foodbanks giving food to the poor, regardless of who the poor genuinely are (arguably not caring about what they believe or vote for, but still choosing to help them), is still a net positive action. Actions often speak louder than
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by Huarache1 13d ago
It seems as though you're misconstruing what I said, I'm talking about the Foodbanks, not the Megacorps.
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by Huarache1 14d ago
As an example, the entirety of the Disney Catalogue makes multiple references, or retellings of old Folk Tales from Europe, while also defending their "Intellectual Property" so fiercely, that they artificially extended copyright
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by Huarache1 14d ago
You can disagree with someone while still treating them the best they can. A Doctor shouldn't leave a patient mid-surgery simply because he found out he's an Anti-Vaxxer or votes a certain way. Similarly I have no doubt the Food B
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by Huarache1 15d ago
Neither do Inventors, which arguably make much more contributions to society, yet their work is only protected for 20 years tops. What excuse do artists have?
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by Huarache1 15d ago
Copyright is described by its proponents as a "Monopoly held by the creator". Considering how much we take from the Public Domain, I'd argue that Copyright should only last as long as Patents do, up to a maximum of 20 years.
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by Huarache1 16d ago
I've never actually gotten into programming despite learning so many different languages, and never really knew where to start after learning the basics. Any project I wanted to do simply fell apart after a few days, barring some simpl
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by Huarache1 16d ago
It's written by someone who lived through the "End of History". That is, someone who lived through the best periods of America and Liberalism, and didn't know that it ended at 2014, the exact year China surpassed the US
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by Huarache1 16d ago
I've only ever felt alive when I left back to Peru. You're quite literally forced to always live in the moment, rather than plan for the future, or even ruminate in the past. Something about the environment, maybe the increased Mi