boondoggle16

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by boondoggle16 3y ago
>You'd need to define that something special, else you sound really racist. ...I think that says more about you than me.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
>hnbad
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Not in Africa. The plan is to have billions of Africans migrate to Europe to do the work instead, due to the climate crisis. When they get to Europe, they are going to expect the same quality of life that Europeans have historically enjoyed
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
There is something really special about European development. Chinese history is absolutely fascinating with a lot of super cool inventions, but nothing stands close to European history and it's power.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
That really doesn't sound healthy. Babies need real interaction, they don't need to slap a screen and make funny noises. Screens are flat, they have no texture. Sadly, babies which are underexposed to stimuli often display develop
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
This is actually kinda true with doordash etc. Those drivers are completely unvetted, they don't even have an interview. The kind of people that can't get a job at a pizza place. Personally, I never order delivery through these se
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Continual selection of entities which survive. For example, sand is the natural evolved substrate of beaches. Shells get ground into sand, anything heavier sinks to the bottom of the ocean.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
I'm not understanding, your statement reads like a non-sequitur to me. Evolution has nothing to do with life.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
I'll leave that as an exercise to the reader. Imagine how our society would change if these liars and grifters were not constantly brainwashing our friends and family on the topics of: - Economics - Climate - Health - Social wellbeing
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Actually, the earth is subject to evolutionary pressure in a sense. This is the only planet that supports life (that we know of). That's because it's natural properties endured through billions of years to support life. It's
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Very very poignant comment here.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Personally, I just use my instincts. If my instincts are wrong, well, there's always another lifeform that will evolve someday, even if that's billions of years from now. Hopefully they will be smarter than myself. If not, a few b
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Not the op but, I've seen this for lots of reasons. Sometimes just a roll of the dice. Large companies tend to lay off more. If you've only worked in startups, it's very possible you may never be laid off. I've never bee
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
So what do you do in a situation like this? I mean really? Total punisher mode, make other judges think twice and sacrifice yourself?
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
don't forget the civil war!
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Dumb and wild are also slurs, it's not possible to call someone "weird" without using a slur, because all words like "weird" were originally slurs, they have just undergone reputation recycling over the years that w
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
No, no, no. Being nice to our family and kin is what made us strong. Being nice to the whole world? Not so much.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Strange, I rarely break any of mine, and even when I do, I just replace it
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
I do my best with honest intentions and open mind. If some make it through, so be it.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Sure they used their brains. But "brains behind the operation" is a term of art. Is the McDonald's cashier the "brains behind the operation" because they count change as part of their duties? Counting change accurat
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
> except for some of us, the notion of "tribe" has been enlarged to include a vast number of people By "some of us", do you mean people of European heritage? China, Russia, Israel, and most of Africa are incredibly x
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Then we would live in a high-trust society, like the United States and Europe used to be 100 years ago. Or like Singapore is now. But we don't, and never will again, for very complicated reasons.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
This, more rules for thee but not for me. Pepsi can pay $10MM for the main character in a kid's movie to drink a Pepsi. But if a small board game company sends an influencer a free board game, an influencer is not allowed to review it.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Quote from imdb movie description: > mathematicians that served as the brains behind one of the greatest operations in U.S. history In this case, aren't they more like hands than brains? The brains should be the ones who created the
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Sadly, the internet is entirely filled with "wow that's really impressive" on absolute bunk. So my first instinct is to kill, kill, kill whatever is in front of me. What survives, is true.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Myself and my friends have personal responsibility already :shrug: If I found out a friend drove drunk, I'd berate the hell out of them and shame them. What a dangerous, selfish thing to do.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
Sorry you have friends like that. If I were you, I'd find new friends.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
If you fall asleep drunk with flammable objects, you deserve everything coming to you. This isn't discaution, it's up there with drunk driving.
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
> Tessier-Lavigne’s salary at Regeneron Wait, the company that re-sells "medical waste"? e.g. foreskins, cord blood, placentas? Body parts that should reside with their rightly owner, but doctors butcher and steal for self-enri
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by boondoggle16 3y ago
> Yes but you can say this about literally any idea in any field ever. Great! That's why it's fun to say. I do find the prospect of scientists using a bit more amusing than the average employee, however, as the public expects t

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