JacksonGariety

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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
Reading this article is like walking through deep mud. This is largely due to the author‘s excessive and baffling use of commas. But also due to myriad grammatical errors and ambiguous sentence constructions. Parsing some of his sentences i
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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
Comparing states is fallacious because there are so many confounding factors. The lowest vaccinated states, in the Bible Belt, are highest for almost all health conditions. People in those states are less healthy period. One cannot draw con
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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
In my view it should be decided by a class of philosophers. People who from an early age were possessed of a duty to the whole.
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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
I prefer Hegel’s critique. In his Philosophy of Right. It’s a difficult read but very much worth it. This is from the Editor’s Introduction: “Hegel's liberal critics are in the habit of saying that he does not believe in founding a soc
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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
This is the problem generally known as liberalism. Hobbes said the foundation of the state was the arbitrary Will of the individuals in the state. Modern states are thus founded on caprice. The solution is as JFK said: “Ask not what your co
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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
The graphic is misleading: - You can easily do prerendering and asset packing in the frontend build step - You don't need MVC on the backend - You can use a third party for authorization - Frontend can just be a React app - VirtualDOM
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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
> People simultaneously refuse to accept what they're really good at and attribute to them capabilities they don't really have. That's called neurosis generally.
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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
I made a website to create a collage from your lastfm albums: https://www.neverendingchartrendering.org/
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by JacksonGariety 4y ago
This doesn't make sense. If Twitter isn't politically biased, then why do they have elite progressive news agencies doing fact-checking? If Twitter "doesn't censor topics, only behavior" then why do they explicitly
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
>Corporates, Business Rivals, Nation-States, and Criminal Organizations alike want to influence their target crowd in one way or another to achieve a diverse set of strategic objectives. And they absolutely do not hesitate to employ the
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
He says things you can't say in the academy.
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
You caught me!
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
Yes! Also, plug for my Hegel blog: http://hegelsbagels.net/
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
Check out my blog: https://hegelsbagels.net/
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
I write the best philosophy blog: https://hegelsbagels.net/
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Dialectical Solution to the Liar Paradox(hegelsbagels.net)
2 points by JacksonGariety 5y ago|0 comments
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What Is Happening (Hegel's Chapel)(hegelsbagels.net)
1 points by JacksonGariety 5y ago|0 comments
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
If you want to always be on the side of truth, learn Hegel's Logic. See my blog for more info: https://hegelsbagels.net/
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Spirituality and Homelessness(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by JacksonGariety 5y ago|0 comments
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
This supposes Hume was a great philosopher, and that skepticism is an admirable philosophical position. These are questionable suppositions.
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
Half of all people do not get jokes.
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by JacksonGariety 5y ago
Because saying "I'll wait until the pandemic is over" is a reliable way of putting off doing something you're afraid of doing.
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by JacksonGariety 6y ago
"When confronted by a fact that clearly goes against some deep conviction of ours, we can react to it in one of two basic ways: either simply and brutally rejecting it, or endorsing it in a “subl(im)ated” form, as something not to be t
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by JacksonGariety 6y ago
> Simply renaming the file extension won’t work, as the compiler stops completely at type errors. Why did the author think that this would work exactly?
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by JacksonGariety 6y ago
The comment you replied to is about right-wing response to the virus. Still, barring the political stuff (supposing that's possible)—your comment implies that people who wear masks do so because they are educated. I'd suggest that
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by JacksonGariety 6y ago
It is indeed a Hegelian perspective shift. The prefix is 'auto,' though, which means 'self.'
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by JacksonGariety 6y ago
Don't all currencies work that way?
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by JacksonGariety 6y ago
Philosophy has been my main interest for many years now. I believe that I have one of the best active philosophy blogs on the web. Please take a look: https://hegelsbagels.net/
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Introduction to the Dialectic of the Good(hegelsbagels.net)
1 points by JacksonGariety 6y ago|0 comments
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ŽIžek, Jung, Masking, and Autism(hegelsbagels.net)
2 points by JacksonGariety 6y ago|0 comments

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