JesseMReeves

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by JesseMReeves 1y ago
..and as expected, men here fail to get it. Their compulsive erasure of female voices across the internet is just the same impulse of control.
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by JesseMReeves 1y ago
It is always about exerting control over female bodies. Not rational, but evolutionary residue.
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by JesseMReeves 1y ago
I recently talked about LSD to a spiritual person (the western esotericism kind). He accidentally took a very high dose in his 20s and also read a bunch of books on the subject for a while, by Leary and so on. He equated it to a trip to the
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by JesseMReeves 3y ago
It seems you did not understand what I was trying to illustrate with this example. Edit: I removed the example because it just distracts from the point.
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by JesseMReeves 3y ago
A lot of people out there do not listen to learn or share viewpoints or out of genuine interest for the other being, but to get information that they can later use against you. People with real interests (nerds) should be particularly caref
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by JesseMReeves 4y ago
Maybe ancient nomadic humans ate low-carb / keto in winter (which is why it seems good for using up fat resources efficiently) and high-carb in summer (which is why it seems good for filling up fat storages)?
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by JesseMReeves 4y ago
Consider a dust mite hoover (Hoover Ultra Vortex is popular). Also good to have some turnover routine for your mattress as dust usually accumulates underneath in the bed frame. Black Seed Oil at night also helped me as a mild natural antihi
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by JesseMReeves 4y ago
The very first thing I did was turning off buying via voice.
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by JesseMReeves 4y ago
My two Echo Dots 3 had an aura of technical immaturity from day one, but I always viewed them as inexpensive minimalist audio players with some extra functions. They were on sale for like 20€ when I was looking for a simple Bluetooth speake
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by JesseMReeves 4y ago
I’ve introduced sabbath, one day per week (mine was Saturday) where you are not allowed to work or even think about work, not even reading mails. Do what your inner voice leads you to do on these days, including staying in bed all day whi
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by JesseMReeves 4y ago
I've been a beta user but the 10$/month price tag is too steep for me. That being said, I'm beginning to think that having a price tag as entry barrier is a good thing for a search engine. One of the reasons for Google&#x27
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by JesseMReeves 4y ago
These are some of the worst photos you can show of Dresden. Try some image search instead. It’s called „the Florence of the Elbe river“ for good reason. There are almost no big cities in Germany today that are comparatively beautiful (Münst
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Good people have died. And you are thinking about bad PR and shareholder feelings.
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
If I were in a deciding position at Twitter I would find it extremely challenging to handle war propaganda, to be honest. I’m quite torn here. Using the Nazi trope is clearly playing the west, where it has been effectively tried, tested and
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
In this case, there should be a category like „car accident“ there. I don’t see it. Instead there are strokes, myocarditis, thrombosis, facial paralysis, etc.; most of them in age group 30-50 that has comparatively small covid risk ( U Oxfo
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
You probably have a food addiction. This does not only materialize in eating, but also in thoughts about food or inventing ways to not eat. Thinking about food is very primal and you can easily slip into a different kind of food addiction (
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
The calendar-as-todo-list advice might be suitable for busy managers, but seems quite unsuitable for engineers, scientists and any kind of „makers“ who can rarely tell how long solving a problem will take. Some reasons why can be found in P
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Well, chronic fatigue syndrome is out there and has been suspected to be triggered by viral infections for long time. The community actually became quite hopeful when long covid came up that someone would finally listen. Maybe your friend h
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Herd immunity would only occur if the vaccine stopped transmission, right? Sadly, this is not the case. Vaccinated people achieve high viral loads too.
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Yes, you missed stratifying by age and preexisting conditions and BMI. This data was missing in the beginning, but we have more than the overall mortality rate now. This is indeed relevant for young people, which tech largely consists of. H
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this thought, very interesting. I think we can't say which effects are at play here though without waiting for more numbers. Next to reports in e.g. VAERS; by now there are many reports by different real user account
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Can you give us some advice on how you recharge effectively between such bursts? Since starting receiving salaries I am staying within 40+ hours work weeks but it does depress me because indeed my head is not always in the game. I thought a
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Conservative media has been and is almost exclusively doing the vocal delusional pandemic denial. You are completely right about this. The source claiming the right-wing conspiracy theory has been an outlier here. There was an article from
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
That newspaper scene from Men in Black. I’ve relived it a number of times over the past year particularly. Local mainstream “fact checkers” have even called Covid-19 a “right-wing conspiracy theory” in early 2020.
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Deeply sorry if I could not make myself clear to you, thanks for showing me with a downvote. What I'm trying to do is dissolve these binary categories and find another explanation for their presence in public discourse.
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
The word "Merkel" seems to act as a trigger for you. I can assume quite well where you are getting your political information. Wondering how you evaluate the "track record" of the "extrovert" people I mentioned
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
What if the introvert vs. extrovert categorization is a concept invented by so-called "extroverts", to pad their egos? It's a concept that places randomly, emotionally acting people on the same level as people who try to thin
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Angela Merkel and Obama are introverts.. Bolsonaro, Johnson and Donald Trump extroverts. Looking at the past year that's 'nuff said. It seems some countries have a preference for extroverts, and confuse loudness and random action
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
It’s all just primitive chimp brains. Somewhere deep down we always knew.
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by JesseMReeves 5y ago
Ok, I took your advice. It was a trigger for a lot of unprocessed events, and this made me realize there seems to be a lot of trauma related to bullying indeed. Thanks. If you have any further suggestions, they are welcome.

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