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by cf141q5325 3y ago
I believe the argument goes that you are getting molded into a dysfunctional / unnatural state under the label of sexual liberation which then makes you easier to control and influence. The former enabling the later. I could be off tho
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Not familiar with his work yet, but there is some room for insight/observations below the threshold of complete explanations. The confidence into these just have to reflect that.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Burning is not an euphemism here, thanks for mentioning it. From Wikipedia: >On 23 August, six tons of Reich's books, journals and papers were burned in New York, at the Gansevoort incinerator, a public incinerator on 25th Street. T
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Determining who to trust with this (on what topics) seems to be an incredibly hard problem with no obvious solution. And unfortunately a lot of people either seem to delegate to those that make nice sounding promises or ignore the issues al
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
You are treating hardware like software by arguing with the experience we have made so far with a given model. Environmental conditions as well as it being different physical objects is a huge problem for hardware. The data about error case
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
> Your experience is quite limited. Too limited to have a meaningful opinion on this subject frankly. I am having quite the big problem with this getting downvoted. The poster is spot on here and this needs to be communicated. Not doing
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
You are describing the exact same experience people who arent programmers have with software. It usually working and being almost always problems with the user. It also leads to the same horrible misjudgements as in the article mentioned ab
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
A very common problem is bugs caused by cosmic radiation if you want an example. But bugs in silicon are also not rare and really difficult to catch. You really got to stick your neck out and hope you can actually proof that through stuff l
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Its a major problem with many of such issues. Some stuff is just really horrible, often even without any clear approach of how to fix it. It then gets even more problematic if people react to this by retreating into easy stories that act as
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
In case anyone is afraid of spiders, confrontation therapy does wonders. Doesnt have to be drastic, letting one set up a net in a visible area already does wonders.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Its worth mentioning that there is a second perspective to this being a matter of EU/NATO vs Serbia. Aljazeera had an interesting opinion piece framing it as Kosovo getting dropped to achieve Serbian integration into the western block
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
First off, thanks for mentioning Karl Popper and the media literacy theory. Will have to look into that. I wish you the best here. Have been thinking about the issue as well and have been drifting more and more in the direction dealing with
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Another poster (tim333) made a great summary of the concept behind GLD (your first link) a few posts up. Those backed assets are otherwise owned and loaned against. IShares is the other one with a similar concept. You can read up on this in
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
While again i dont disagree with your conclusion, i believe your arguing here is flawed. The derivatives can and do move the price significantly. JPMorgan payed quite hefty fines for manipulating the precious metal markets (as well as treas
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Thats not necessarily the case. Somebody described the situation for GLD a bit down.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
The time frame is a good point. Would be great if some less water intensive innovation would be the result. Bit skeptical though, once the grain export becomes a non issue again Ukraine will need all the exports they can get.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
I dont think the flooding reached that far. Point of filling up the damn before blowing it was to create a wide as possible flood to make crossing the area impossible. So its unlikely that the flooding without the damn would have reached mu
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
No, not at all. I believe your error stems from looking at my comment regarding what implications it would have on your position. Those assumed implications are however erroneous. I am telling you initial cause blame attribution is open end
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Fuck off, idiot. You seem to be a genuine account. It amazes me that you thought this to be a reasonable comment. I looked at my comment again and its pretty clear that i was talking about the kind of reasoning, not the specific argumen
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Arent watermelons and strawberries really water intensive as well?
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
You are acting as a caricature right now. He made a sensible comment that it was off topic to the article, your insult is completely uncalled for. I mention this because it paints a horrible picture about Ukraine supporters. Unless you are
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Thats interesting, do you know how Kherson agriculture looked before the damn?
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
I dont think that is the case and fractional reserve seems to be the name of the game for some of the ETFs. Would love some numbers regarding the long/shorts if you have them.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Residential use isn't a lot, as the area is very sparsely populated, Crimea and Cherson are both not small. Sorry about the use of the word barren, this isnt my first language. I meant agriculture will be over. The satellite pictur
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Which doesn't mean ETFs like GLD are not real. It just means that if I say I'll bet you the price goes up, we settle the bet at $100 for each dollar the price moves, that is independent of us actually owning any gold. Whats yo
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Now there’s a call not to rebuild it. Pretty fucked up seeing as it supplies the area with residential water as well as irrigation. Without it much of the surrounding will be barren. You can see the difference on satellite pictures of C
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
If i am not mistaken those gold ETFs are backed by derivatives. Please do share a differing definition for "paper". I also didnt disagree with derivative overhang being normal. Not sure why you thought it necessary to repeat.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
>Do you believe otherwise? I referenced the documentary "Kink" from 2013 above about the BDSM studio with the same name. They have a part about how you smack somebody that it sounds good but isnt painful. Its a skill to learn.
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Unfortunately i dont see yours either. We have governments arguing against stronger encryption due to fears of going dark. Which means against having secure systems. This is in addition to a lot of government agencies sitting on, and invest
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by cf141q5325 3y ago
Edit: This should do >The ratio of iron-ore derivatives to physical trading volume was about 25 times, far lower than the 80-100 time for more mature commodities such as gold and copper, according to a study by Hong Kong Exchanges &

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