athriren

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by athriren 1y ago
you are right, i did conflate the two. apologies.
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by athriren 1y ago
madoff died in custody at FMC Butner. he was not released before he died.
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by athriren 1y ago
thanks for that link, i found it really cool.
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by athriren 1y ago
yes, legibility—at least during the presentation—was really bad. hope it’s better on device.
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by athriren 3y ago
There is also an animated show called Pantheon that deals with “uploaded intelligence” and the process is likewise fatal. I can’t recommend it highly enough. It had two seasons and the story was completed.
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by athriren 4y ago
In the United States, even paying for the highest level of TurboTax does not get me the ability to have my mortgage information prefilled. Still have to enter the information that Chase sent to the IRS on an IRS form in manually on my form.
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by athriren 5y ago
this works as a motivating impulse until it doesn’t. while it is still working i would encourage you to consider trying to identify what you value so that you have a comprehensible self-perception absent anyone’s expectations of you.
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by athriren 6y ago
hopefully tomorrow is in 2021, regardless of time zone or day and month.
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by athriren 6y ago
thanks for the feedback, re-reading that makes me want to take a breath. :)
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by athriren 6y ago
he was reassigned and essentially demoted and given the opportunity (along with the cocreator, who is still at the times) to basically do remedial “how not to lie to everyone” and he decided he was not interested.
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by athriren 6y ago
if a person who is nominally in a journalistic role ends up producing fabulism and they are then demoted and reassigned, it’s better for that person to lead everyone to believe they were pushed out for irrelevant things many years ago rathe
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by athriren 6y ago
yes, you just verified robinhood is a clearing broker. they are not a clearinghouse. imagine a clearinghouse as almost guilds brokerages set up to get a useful function they needed that banks do not want to provide. so you have a ton of cle
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by athriren 6y ago
i love this kind of chutzpah. dante is exiled from a city he lovingly intersperses throughout his fiction in some of the most famous and beautiful and utterly complex poetry of all time by one of the most famously corrupt rulers in all of h
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by athriren 6y ago
the global medical raw material supply chain specifically for the kinds of chemicals needed for serological tests and the supply chain for equipment such as vials and racks are both incredibly fucked. the reason pfizer packaged its doses in
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by athriren 6y ago
the drivers on the brown delivery vans are unionized too, as opposed to FedEx, which uses all contractors.
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by athriren 6y ago
thank you for commenting this, it lead to an amazing thread.
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by athriren 6y ago
i am confused. the explainer video looks like what you describe, how has sococo changed?
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by athriren 6y ago
amusing how it is nearly always someone in the in-group making this decision, that everyone else does not need or deserve access to something but i do as a member of this group. tale as old as plato “discovering” the ideal form of governmen
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by athriren 6y ago
this has levels.
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by athriren 6y ago
youre asking this question on the same medium by which you can access torrents and nearly any journal article for free on platforms that have repeatedly evaded authority’s attempts to shut them down entirely. if the right wing wants to self
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by athriren 6y ago
nazis should not have platforms and private enterprise is well within its rights to decide that this time they will side against the fascists instead of making the completion of the holocaust more efficient, like they did last time. i under
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by athriren 6y ago
i mean aoc’s referenced sit in was in a federal building open to the public, it’s just being passively noncompliant in a public space. like i’m sitting on the floor in the office and it’s sort of obnoxious but i certainly did not break a la
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by athriren 6y ago
i would say what you have outlined is consistent with “free speech”. germany, for instance, has very high freedoms while still restricting membership in nazi parties, displaying nazi iconography, publishing...etc. i think if the line is del
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by athriren 6y ago
in browser (staying local) would be a requirement for my usage where i have export restrictions on my verbal communication, let alone what i am allowed to send to someone else.
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by athriren 6y ago
this made me curious. it appears the significant advances in liposomes occurred in 1995. i believe doxil was the first drug delivered by a viable liposome product as earlier efforts could not hide the liposomes from the body’s immune system
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by athriren 6y ago
the article makes clear these are two separate viral variants you are conflating.
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by athriren 6y ago
“i was born in switzerland, therefore this clock is swiss made. QED.”
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by athriren 6y ago
i mean, there are surely differences in what people consider hateful, but in the case of voat there were open calls to “complete” the shoah, so i am not sure this is the community on which to stake your claim.
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by athriren 6y ago
it would be interesting to do something like this across cultures and see if the kids agree, even accounting for variation among the adult populations who are the ones socially conditioning the children.
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by athriren 6y ago
kids can absolutely reason morally, they just don’t have all the scaffolding to support doing so well or coming to reasonable conclusions. kids even reason about the nature of the terms themselves (especially around christmas: “why do i hav

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