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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Sorry to kind of jump off of you here, but what do you mean by "diversity is good"? Diversity of what? If we have 5 people that all think the same but they're all different races, is that good? Is that better than or worse th
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
You are still going to have a biological advantage. Bone structure, muscle mass, endurance, reaction time, oxygen capacity These are things that persist even after chopping your penis off or taking hormones - you can't undo the changes
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
You are just going to go back to the same issue where the only top performers are men, and then there will be outcry as to how it's not fair.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
The issue is that many allege that one doesn't need surgery so long as they identify as their respective gender. Saying "I identify as a [gender]" is enough. There are clear differences between the biological sexes which dras
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
My favorite of this style is honestly Nothing Else Matters by Algal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCUx9nOt9u8 He does a great job, plays the instruments on video too.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
What were these people doing before Uber and Lyft came around?
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
There is risk in any action taken due to the fundamental lack of information regarding events occurring in the future. I agree with you that much of it is luck, this at the same time does not mean because one is born lucky that they now nee
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
How many of those governments are just, however? Can you reasonably claim that all citizens consent to the policies of their government? If everyone agreed to murder you, would that make it ok? What about if everyone agreed to rob you of al
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Are you claiming that if someone else exists, it is now your burden to ensure their living at your own expense until they die?
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
That's exactly what I was suggesting. The throwaway was correct.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Under the current government system, they clearly provide value - otherwise they wouldn't exist. Whether the government is complicit in their existence is another matter entirely - but they're not just making money appear out of t
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
I agree!
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
You don't need taxes for roads or electricity. In the same way we don't need taxes for grocery shopping, or education. Workers indeed show up and make things run, but only because they voluntarily chose to agree to a contract wher
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Yes, the one thing we can all agree on is the right to self. Nobody other than themselves can control their body - by that I mean that no matter what you do, nobody can tell you what to think. You can be brainwashed by force, or conditioned
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Anyone can make any arbitrary decision and call it a human right, it does not make it so. Watch: ---- Article 6753 Everyone has the right to play video games 24 hours a day. ---- Nobody is entitled to life, nor dignity. Simply because some
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
That's true. Companies are just collections of people. They are not entitled to anything either. I don't think they should have any entitlements. No entitlement is "reasonable" if none are owed to anyone or anything to b
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
The issue is that nobody is entitled to anything. You aren't de facto entitled to receiving money for any services you may or may not provide, regardless of whether you're skilled or not, just because you exist. A company exists b
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Can confirm, just tried it myself and it hasn't gone through at all. Been several minutes.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
The rise in autoimmune diseases is probably due to higher inflammation levels due to the trend of steadily increasing levels of sugar consumption and seed oils amongst western societies - same reason heart disease continues to be a killer.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
To be fair, geostationary orbit is 36000km, whereas Starlink is at 550km. Geo hits, yes, roughly 400ms under perfect conditions whereas 550km would be expected to hit 9ms.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
I mean - ruling should suck. It shouldn't be an attractive position. Our rulers should be those that want to do good for the people, not because it is a comfy gig with lots of fame and de facto billionaire status.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
What would New York even do? People here don't believe in firearms, let alone violence. In reality the city would starve within a couple weeks due to siege/blockades if it really united and tried to revolt.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Is this including SPECTRE, etc. mitigations?
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
I have a bachelors in finance and got into U Mich MS in CS. It's certainly doable.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Used to a play a server called Civcraft that was persistent for several years - server-side plugins enabled preservation of structures (to an extent) through reinforcement (Citadel), culling of mobs using "Mustercull", biome-speci
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Would cannabis treated with fertilizer have the same effects then?
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Most food is irradiated, yes. Prevents potatoes from sprouting, sterilizes tons of food, etc. I am very familiar with that, but didn't realize that radionuclides were ever-present in fertilizers. I grow my own tea, and use fertilizer.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Is radium only present in tobacco fertilizers? What separates tobacco fertilizers from other plant fertilizers? Am I at risk for eating tomatoes grown with normal off-the-shelf fertilizer?
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Kind of disappointed with the lack of classical - no Bach? I feel like it'd be easier to achieve more successful results with classical anyways, given that it's vocal-less and more rhythmic/predictable, with slower tempo. I a
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Most of those events are unrelated violence that just happens to be near institutions, not actual shootings. This includes gang-on-gang violence nearby, people shooting themselves in their car, accidental discharges, etc. Look at the actual

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