HyperTalk2

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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
You're trying to charge people money for this? $1999 per year for unrestricted access? You can't be serious? https://pqina.nl/doka/#pricing
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
They want to be able to easily boil the organs of any target by simply typing coordinates in 3D space for multiple towers to focus their beams on. It's a weapon pretending to be a useful innocent technology so no one will protest its w
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
CT scans are far more dangerous than MRIs, and yet doctors recklessly schedule CT scans for everything, to the point where they treat you like you're crazy if you try to avoid CT scans. One could argue that every single thing a doctor
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Every single thing they do opens them to a giant slew of malpractice claims. By your logic, doctors should simply not do anything, ever. I also lied for the sake of brevity. In reality I wanted an MRI in order to look for evidence of divert
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Where do you find these "cool doctors"? I once tried to bribe six different doctors in my area with $3000 in exchange for agreeing to allow me to get an exploratory MRI and they all said no.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
I'm sure your former friends feel the exact same way about you.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
What's wrong with hate, exactly? Last I checked, hate is the emotion that one experiences in response to the realization that someone else is doing horrible things to them or the people they love. This then compels one to protect thems
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Nope. You're a racist.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
It's a weapon disguised as communications tech to keep the sheep calm while it's deployed. They want to be able to easily target any coordinates in 3D space from multiple towers at once with lethal microwave beams to boil the orga
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Lawyers strive to become as good as possible at aggressively defending the objectively wrong opinion. He's either doing this as some sort of devil's advocate exercise or he's actually getting ready to defend 5G technology in
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
You're merely whitesplaining how Japanese people should live. Japan will weigh the importance of various problems and solve them however they want at their own pace. They don't need your "help" and they never asked for i
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Perhaps they don't complain to the police because they are stoic and also prefer maximizing peace and order in their society rather than selfishly clutching their pearls over inconsequential annoyances. Japanese tend to have an intuiti
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Bored cops in the west have nothing in common with Japanese cops. At all.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Sounds like he's the type of person who thinks getting upvotes from his fellow redditors is more alluring than being right. Thank you for confirming that there is no reason to click this link.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
I always worry about what those jarringly bright LED brake lights with a low refresh rate (the ones that leave highly distracting dotted red trails across your field of vision when you move your eyes) are doing to my eyes and everyone else&
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
It should be illegal to classify fluoroquinolones as antibiotics. The point of an antibiotic is that it specifically targets bacterial cells while doing no damage to multicellular organisms. Fluoroquinolones indiscriminately damage everythi
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
I'm starting to think Apple is being subverted by high level employees who are carrying out directives from someone else, possibly a competing company.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Who are these graphics, audio, and film professionals who asked for a Touch Bar?
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
I'm interested to see your list of the times their controversial decisions were correct after Steve Jobs died.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Who on earth even asked for this Touch Bar in the first place? The move always struck me as out of touch on the same level as "install this creepy U2 album on everyone's iPhone against their will".
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
A wild whataboutism appears.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Did you just ask how impersonation is bad?
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Gradual brain damage can strike at any time. You wouldn't even notice anything other than feeling more sluggish and having foggier thoughts. Imagine how many people don't even know they have sleep apnea that is slowly lowering the
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
These apps will be nearly impossible to monetize. No ads, but also basically no in-app purchases either. I doubt many children will see a parental gate and actually do what it asks. They'll just treat it like a dead-end and close the a
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Would the spinning motion of the galaxy affect us any differently than the way the rotation of a planet affects a spacecraft during a gravity assistance boost maneuver?
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
No. If you have a hundred AoA sensors, then you know to trust that whatever 90% of them are reporting is the truth. You also know exactly which of the remaining 10% need to be repaired or replaced upon landing.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
Why only two AoA sensors, then? Why not a hundred?
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
How did you know so much intimate information about this little girl who was just your tenant? Maybe another part of keeping kids safe online should be blocking domains like SeekingArrangement.
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
There was no reason to bring up Trump or his supporters. It just derails the conversation. You're continuing to derail by going into more detail on your hatred of Trump supporters. I suspect you do this often on other sites. Don't
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by HyperTalk2 7y ago
How can I get a full body exploratory MRI done? Is this even possible? I've tried bribing with tens of thousands of dollars and I still get denied.

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