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binary132
9mo ago
Nooooo!!!
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binary132
9mo ago
Minidiscs were so cool! I was surprised to see they still make them. Unfortunately they’re not all that cheap but not terrible.
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binary132
10mo ago
Yes I would VERY much prefer that they not use that awful casual drivel.
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binary132
10mo ago
Erm, sorry about the weird typo. Didn’t notice. Can’t edit now.
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binary132
10mo ago
It’s very weird how none of the sibling comments understood what it were saying is wrong with this.
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binary132
10mo ago
that’s not who we are any more 200 years ago might as well be 20,000 to the modern mind
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binary132
10mo ago
this doesn’t address my point again, it is perfectly valid to use this line of reasoning but we aren’t acknowledging that the alternative hypothesis was not at all tolerated and was heavily penalized for a great many people
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binary132
10mo ago
what’s truly hard for the modern mind to comprehend is that our societies are the exception to the rule of history, not the norm. as the ancients go, that type of thing (along with total scorched-earth genocide of other tribes) was basical
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binary132
10mo ago
perfectly understandable and you’ve described a reasonable decision-making process any reasonable person should be able to recognize that the alternative hypothesis was not an equally accepted decision many people chose severe penalties rat
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binary132
10mo ago
No. Questioning the dominant narrative was in fact censured.
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binary132
10mo ago
some people might like to quantify the risks that may or may not be associated with both in order to make informed decisions unfortunately that line of reasoning was so censured that people started weaponizing it
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10mo ago
GP is saying that indicates there is some other factor involved in reducing all-cause mortality, since it is probably reasonable to believe the mRNA vaccines were not improving mortality rates of other diseases, and that therefore the sampl
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10mo ago
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binary132
10mo ago
I think it’s great that someone is loudly and publicly saying no to them.
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binary132
10mo ago
>takes amphetamine >performance enhanced >welp, guess I have ADHD! By this metric everyone has ADHD.
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binary132
10mo ago
I have a sneaking suspicion that a surprising number of these disabilities require treatment with performance-enhancing drugs.
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binary132
10mo ago
Riding hype waves forever is the most polar opposite thing to “sustainable” that I can imagine
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binary132
10mo ago
this idea that AI is the only thing anyone could possibly do that might be useful has absolutely got to go
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binary132
10mo ago
you seem to be committing the error of believing that the problem here is just that they’re not selling what people want to buy, instead of identifying the clear intention to _create_ the market.
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binary132
10mo ago
It’s hard to understand how people can be so determined to ignore reality.
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binary132
10mo ago
Bitcoin is at 93k so I don’t think it’s entirely accurate to say blockchain is insubstantive or without value
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binary132
10mo ago
sounds good to me. :)
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binary132
10mo ago
why would anyone downvote this?
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binary132
10mo ago
it's almost as though what we need is to entirely ditch the university scam and create something new that more closely resembles what its real purpose was always supposed to be.
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binary132
10mo ago
I suspect it is a state venture designed to undermine the American-led proprietary AI boom. I'm all for it, tbh, but as others have pointed out, if they successfully destroy the American ventures it's not like we can expect an al
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binary132
10mo ago
“and that’s a bad thing!”
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binary132
10mo ago
what a curious coincidence that a soft-hard AI landing would happen to begin at the exact same time as the US government launches a Totally Not a Bailout Strategic Investment Plan Bro I Promise. who could have predicted this?
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binary132
10mo ago
oooo, maybe they'll throw us little guys a pizza party
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binary132
10mo ago
Starting to feel like this whole "standards" thing is a giant farce
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binary132
10mo ago
That’s so vapid only an AI psychosis binge session could have produced it
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