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by bcjdjsndon 5d ago
It's because they been taken to court for mindlessly parroting shit they hear, but instead of actually verifying the truth of the claim (ya know, the entire purpose of a journalist) they just put it in quotes as some kind of "buye
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by bcjdjsndon 5d ago
Aren't there open models you can get for free? What are their intentions?
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by bcjdjsndon 5d ago
I think you overestimate the competence of interviewers. They could well give you terrible advice
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by bcjdjsndon 5d ago
> We live in a time now where libraries are free and plentiful and pretty good. Specifically what are you talking about here? Chrome is c++ I thought?
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by bcjdjsndon 5d ago
Sounds like you're describing the shit show that is web development
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by bcjdjsndon 7d ago
> Against the evidence of every branch of the natural sciences that studies the problem from every conceivable angle and consistently say the effects are actually going to be much worse. I'm not talking about meteorological outcomes
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by bcjdjsndon 8d ago
> Do you think that a 1.5C+ increase in global temperature in a century is also something typical of the natural cycles? Yes. By definition, we are part of nature. But it wouldn't matter even if it wasn't, my contention is that
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by bcjdjsndon 8d ago
> For people who have ADHD, they have dopamine dis-regulation I hear this vague idea all the time. It's not true. > Okay, having executive function and the ability to function normally is not euphoria. Never said it was. And why
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by bcjdjsndon 8d ago
Neither do dogs lol tell me the name and location of this park so we can verify this 6 times an hour dogshitfest
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by bcjdjsndon 8d ago
Yes
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by bcjdjsndon 8d ago
> it has nothing to do with regular germs! You're severely misunderstanding how germs and infections work. But germphobes have the phobia as a response to stress, its never a logical position they take. You're feelings rule you
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by bcjdjsndon 8d ago
Lol you wouldn't be here without it though. > biodiversity will be restored Restored? What are the appropriate levels of "diversity"? Some facts humans cannot handle: - lifeforms suffer unimaginable agony every single day.
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by bcjdjsndon 8d ago
I knew the germphobes would be all over this one. > Children who play there willmdevelop all sorts of misterious allergies, skin rash conditions, asthma and so on! No they won't you hysterical boob. Youre fear of germs is irrational
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by bcjdjsndon 12d ago
> it is the need for a full food-chain of animals to keep populations in-check The error you make is that there is only one, global ecosystem, and it sorts itself out. We won't be matching the power of the dinosaur comet anytime soo
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by bcjdjsndon 12d ago
The latter. You are basically English, and look at us... Not a single wild predator larger than a rat. No bears, wolves, wild dogs, wild cats, not even snakes or spiders or hornets cos we killed them all. I'm just not sure it's po
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by bcjdjsndon 13d ago
But his last line was about catching and preserving fish.... Which is the opposite of eating fish. I'm not sure what he was answering
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by bcjdjsndon 13d ago
> They observed that pickled vegetables preserved the veggies for months. Kind of a tautology. Why would they think to pickle something in the first place?
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by bcjdjsndon 13d ago
Fish and/or poultry have been eaten in every civilization we've ever known about....
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by bcjdjsndon 13d ago
The whole point of the elite is that they don't have to do the hard work.... It's like Jefferson being out in the fields picking cotton whilst paying for a bunch of slaves.. a highly dubious proposition
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by bcjdjsndon 13d ago
You're talking about the common misconception that this planets ecology is somehow broken, that humans are supernatural (literally above nature) and that only other humans can fix it. I'm also assuming that you're goodwill fo
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by bcjdjsndon 14d ago
> Some people fight with depression through their whole life. Just as with ADHD. See I just don't think they're even similar. How is being sometimes (and sometimes is the operative word in ADHD) unable to follow instructions, f
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by bcjdjsndon 14d ago
I never get an answer to any of those points
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by bcjdjsndon 14d ago
Euphoric? Yes. Same for opioids.
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by bcjdjsndon 19d ago
What might the difference between between ADHD and ALS though? One is a neurodegenerative disorder and the other is indiscernible from some ditsy airhead who can't be bothered to do things
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by bcjdjsndon 19d ago
> These results are politically unpalatable so the enquiry is I think currently being run for the third time, but signs point to ADHD overdiagnosis being a hoax/fake news/whatever you call it. And here's one for you: hundr
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by bcjdjsndon 19d ago
> In fact they often have a calming effect. That's clucky addiction mate same reason opioids can make addicts chatty and full of life again if they've been struggling to score all day
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by bcjdjsndon 19d ago
Oh it was fuckin you twice lol
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by bcjdjsndon 19d ago
> In my case, I had depression for no apparent reason, and I went through dynamic psychotherapy, which is basically about finding that reason. What was happening with you at that point, where were you at? Riding ecstatically high with yo
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by bcjdjsndon 19d ago
> Even if there aren't, what's so terrible about a temporary improvement? Is it temp though? ADHD is a list of symptoms with no verdict on the cause. What exactly is the plan beyond the amphetamines? A lot of people I see simul
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by bcjdjsndon 19d ago
> ADHD medications are generally safe Just like methodone is considered safe, doesn't mean you'll become a clucky mess after doing it for two decades.

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