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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Lootboxes aren't a form of dishonesty. It's a form of gambling. Gambling needs to be regulated, because that specifically does abuse psychology, whereas when you're buying a product, you know exactly what you're getting.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Are they harming you buy talking about this frequently? If not, then who cares? It's their personal quirk. Play along. Let them own this one thing that they have to talk about. Maybe they're insecure and not good with social inter
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Citing human psychology is a sad excuse to excuse one's self from personal responsibility. You are the final arbiter of all decisions that you make. Nobody else. You are the one that is ultimately responsible. If this were loot boxes,
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Forcing them to cross deserts while sick with no food or water? Oh, wait, no, that's what their traffickers from Honduras and elsewhere are doing as they claim that those children belong to them when they reach the border so that they
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Those statements say nothing about the product they're selling to you.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
There goes that nasty evil capitalism, "It wasn't my lack of will power and cognitive short falls that caused me to buy these things ... it was capitalism's fault. I'm completely innocent and would never make bad decisio
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
And? So, he's not allowed to talk about his experiences?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Balding and hair length are unrelated.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
How easy is it via email to contact a person outside of your company? Do people actually answer emails from random strangers? Seems like an easy way to become a phishing or social engineering victim.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
What are the upsides of email? Spam?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
While I agree to a certain extent with the point you made in your first paragraph, I'm not sure why you doubt quoted coding with regard to Minecraft and Roblox. Both games have Turing complete languages. Roblox uses Lua. Minecraft uses
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Better yet, why not just scrap the whole system and implement IP addresses and security certificates for the phone system. We seemed to have already solved pretty much every analogous situation there that the phone system is dealing with.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
No, complete opposite. I lose weight (muscle glycogen probably) when I miss workouts, because my appetite decreases significantly.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Does Portugal have a military?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Why do you people always assume that the degree we chose to pursue was useless? I chose to pursue Applied Mathematics and Computer Science. I had to leave school prior to completion due to financial circumstances beyond my control at that t
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
"Student Loan Debt Crisis is Bankrupting Millenials" Technically incorrect, since we legally can't file for bankruptcy on this debt except under very particular circumstances.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
That's not how intelligence and evolution works.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Do you wash them?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Fabric bags are worse for the environment than plastic bags, so they cost more, because of the process to make them.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
No, it's not. This is ridiculous. Sugar is bad in large quantities, but there's no such thing as second hand sugar consumption, which is the main reason why anybody wanted to regulate smoking, since nobody wants to get lung cancer
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
That's not exploitation. Exploitation is the admin side doing great and still demanding long hours and minimal staff.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
I completely agree to be honest, but it seems like when you see Doctors and nurses complaining on social media, it's almost like they do it as a badge of honor and not because they actually want fewer hours, given the implications that
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Does it though? Given how much they charge, does it really depend on exploiting those folks? Are they really being exploited given how high their salaries are? Like, just for patient safety, I agree, these folks should not be working the ri
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Why in the world is Philip DeFranco in that collage?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
How would this affect service workers?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
The visualization is not a tree. It's the life lines of the individual companies being aquired and the terminus is the company doing the present day acquisitions.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Not to mention that glass also has harmful chemicals that leach into the contents of the glass containers. Same goes for metal.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
No, cumulative is correct if you want to show a rate increase which you clearly see twice based on this graph.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
> ... put their foot in their mouths ... Sounds mighty judgmental rather than empathetic if you ask me.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
It is something that you have control over though. Unlike an amputated arm, you have the ability to make a choice to eschew shyness in favor of some outgoing mode of interaction. It's not going to be pleasant initially if you're n
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