drunkenmonkey

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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
Go see a psychiatrist, and get a caseworker.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
InnoGraft.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
Does anyone else hear the Carmagnole drums beating through the headlines?
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
Don’t worry about the haters. Focus on getting things like you want them.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
0. Save your money for laundry and storage. 1. Food pantries will provide food. “I have a food emergency.” 2. Call the local homeless shelters, mental health clinics - anywhere that deals with indigent populations. 3. Recognize your bravery
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
Honest inquiry. Has anyone else here had their behavioral patterns hacked by a psy group? There’s not a support network.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
Maybe cancer is a waste product that is only solved by... well, I can’t put it into words. If I could, I would call it “attrachion”, and reference the anime Tower of God.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
Lethal injections, and executions, are never necessary.. It is in the best interest of everyone for everyone to abandon the concept en total.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
As an oblong reference regarding megalopsuchia, you may enjoy Peter Chung’s Aristotle as visited in the anime film series titled “Reign: The Conqueror”.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
They probably knew about feedback loops, though, given the creation of waterclocks. Applying those principles to psychology is a short leap, yes ?
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
If a person seeks to understand why people would wear a grass skirt and drive a car, to which philosophy should that person be referred?
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
What if the development of an universal decision framework, which obviates sourcetrust, is the natural result of the calamity. I ask myself this sometimes.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
I think the main character is a Savant, who others view as an idiot. The title and its characterization are ironic. He is the smartest character in the book, but viewed as an idiot, due to a consistently ignorant society. Not unlike, for ex
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
Heartless and out of touch with the needs of the general public. Guess that happens when you forget what it means to struggle to pay both rent and health insurance. When you see a poor person struggling, remember that your public arguments
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
These people did not choose to be born poor.
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by drunkenmonkey 8y ago
Are we ever really content? Even if we were to increase our own happiness, we would still live in a world where, outside our walls, the suffering persists. Could we really, perfectly be happy, knowing? If the answer is no, then to be happy,
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
Enjoy the dark ages.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
Since Van Eck phreaking tools exist which can read keystrokes and RAM states on specific machines from blocks away, and since no one talks about these tools, I am leaving this comment here.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
If you articulate this point loud enough, and gain enough support, you will suffer evil. To phrase it from a theological standpoint, "God doesn't have the discipline to overthrow Satan".
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
Applause for Vivaldi for the backbone to say something openly.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
Needs quiet to focus => superior Bad signals being sent here by any management that adopts this line.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
> XP > delayed roll out of Windows 7 Is your bank located in Kazakhstan?
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
This is a hot air balloon which is about to burst culturally. Don't fight the transition to closed-offices too hard, or you'll be remembered for advocating to make engineers' lives difficult.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
The issue is that people who prefer open offices can make use of open areas, while people who need closed spaces actually need them in order to work. One is a preference, the other is an outright necessity. You have not mentioned any upside
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
It seems that they have not yet determined that having a secondary off-site with private offices and meeting spaces is worth the investment.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
I think we can all agree that ad hominems must be put to bed.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
What about the blackmail potential inherent in offering someone sex? Edit: I can no longer reply due to the thread length, so here is reply to below post: To say that someone offered you sex, is to inculcate the idea of a sexual relationshi
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
I think a big problem is that impoliteness and a lack of good faith exists within these online discussions.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
See, and now you're attacking the character of a person: "clearly you have other problems". This type of psychological attack is precisely the issue at hand with counter-nazi progress online at this precise moment in time.
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by drunkenmonkey 9y ago
Espionage is a human science and has developed applied human sciences above and beyond what popular American culture has the maturity and insight to comprehend. Much of this information, if released publicly, would be dismissed out-of-hand

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