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5d ago
That’s funny, I was 17 & 18 once too and managed to never cheat in any of my classes…
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8d ago
Why is China constantly allowed special treatment like this? I bet if the US only submitted scores from select wealthy Massachusetts and NoVA counties you’d see some crazy numbers.
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8d ago
CPS is such a disease. Bunch of power-tripping freaks.
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9d ago
Yes, 100% Certain people were so desperate for the female Steve Jobs, that when a woman came along literally cosplaying Jobs, they jumped without asking any questions.
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11d ago
As expected. But you’ll never see any progressives admitting that their policies are worthless. WOKE. IS. A. JOKE. It’d be nice if all those pushing this asshattery would finally admit it.
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13d ago
Why should the US be obligated to let criminals naturalize?
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16d ago
lol yeah sure. AI sucks and always will.
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22d ago
lol suuure it does. I totally believe that becoming homeless causes people to stand on sidewalks jabbering obscenities and smearing shit all over the place. Why the fuck are we so soft on these gutter trash in this country.
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22d ago
Yup, drive to any town a few miles outside a city and the bathrooms will be nice and clean, drug stores won’t have everything locked up, cafes and gas stations don’t have all their bathrooms locked up with keypads. Hmmm…remind me again why
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1mo ago
> metabolic changes that make weight loss harder Which are vastly overblown. I diet every year as part of bodybuilding, at a range of intensities and durations, and have never had issues with sudden metabolic changes that make it harde
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1mo ago
Ok? I did the whole APs, sports, volunteering thing too, and managed to do just fine in college. Kids today are just so fucking soft.
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1mo ago
> I don’t think this comes from actual parents. Why would you think that? Most of my friends are parents now and all of them are quite concerned about the effect of social media, phones, and technology more broadly. Basically all of them
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1mo ago
Are you talking about in Europe? Because at my company, in the US, I am not required to take any time off. I can bank any amount I want and spend it when I prefer. And it explicitly is treated as a paid day of work.
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1mo ago
> wealth was more evenly distributed, Maybe…of course, those were also decades where companies would comp executives with cars, apartments, vacation homes, &c. Plus other perks like expensing ‘business meetings’ at strip clubs.
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1mo ago
It’s pretty handy as a signal. The moment someone starts banging on about Jungian this and Freud that, I know immediately to discount anything they say, ever.
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2mo ago
> Nobody should be working 40 hours a week at a job and not make enough to support themselves. So it’s better that they don’t get hired at all and live entirely off support of the (forced) largesse of the tax payer? As one of those tax
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2mo ago
Governments being able to borrow money (to run that deficit) relies on people believing that they will be paid back. The more the debt grows, the less likely people are to believe they’ll get paid back. The other option is endlessly printin
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2mo ago
What blows my mind is how many “progressives” I know who really support this libertarian-style maximum “freedom.” I’ve been the stodgy conservative of my friend group saying “uh, maybe there was a good reason for banning this stuff?” Pretty
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2mo ago
No thanks, don’t need it, don’t want it!
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2mo ago
Handwriting notes engages your spatial memory, which is incredibly powerful (see: the ancient method of loci/memory palace techniques) There were times in college where I blanked on important information during an exam, but was able t
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2mo ago
Why are you so sure that the poster (or anyone else commenting here) isn’t drinking enough water? I drink lots of water. Lots and lots, to the point that it’s already kind of annoying how frequently I have to piss. I’m fairly skeptical th
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2mo ago
> So either they are all wrong You say this like it might be shocking. I would expect nothing more than major movie critics bandwagoning a movie like this.
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2mo ago
Sitting on their ass while a battery wizzes them around isn’t ‘healthy’ lol. It’s incredibly how many deluded people are on this site.
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2mo ago
It depends how you train. 6 days per week is pretty common among bodybuilders. Injury risk is also lower (for naturals) because you’re generally lifting at a lower % of 1 RM.
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2mo ago
I don’t know…I think even if someone was really interested in something like organic chemistry or biochem, unless they had a very very abnormal memory they’d get wrecked on an exam without studying. I used SRS when studying for OChem and go
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2mo ago
You know you can just…create Anki cards with sentences, right? Anki doesn’t force you to make cards with vocab words in isolation.
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2mo ago
Probably because most people realize that it’s a horribly unpleasant way to go about it?
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3mo ago
> idea of a representative democracy is rooted in the technical difficulties of implementing a direct democracy In the US at least, no it is not. The founders were incredibly concerned about the ‘passions of the mob’ and deliberately b
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3mo ago
> I’m in LA Oh gee, who’d imagine you’d be able to find a decent baker in in LA? Always hilarious how people in LA/NYC assume that obviously the experience of living in one of the largest cities in the country applies to the whole
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3mo ago
Because normal people are using the term as a short-hand. It doesn’t seem especially useful to lump everyone from coffee drinkers to people using antibiotics to people shooting up fentanyl all together, so I don’t really see the point in in
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