fugalfervor

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by fugalfervor 5d ago
I'm aware of the theory. I'm not aware of any explanation offered by the theory as to how those who first experienced consciousness via psychedelics managed to pass consciousness on to their descendants. It doesn't make any s
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by fugalfervor 5d ago
There is no evidence of that. What you say is not supporting, but rather "conveniently makes sense". I don't dispute the utility of psychedelics. But I have observed (and this is anecdotal) that the fanatic devotees of the dr
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by fugalfervor 2mo ago
You didn't take the time to point out what was wrong with what they said, and why. So please do so if you don't want people to just ignore your comment.
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by fugalfervor 2mo ago
The downvotes are because the commenter did not read or at least did not fully comprehend the meaning of the post they were responding to.
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by fugalfervor 3mo ago
When one of those ways is supporting mass killing, I'd say even one way would be enough to make it a completely different company. Your post is asinine.
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by fugalfervor 3mo ago
Democratic candidate, not "Democrat candidate". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democrat_Party_%28epithet%29?w... Hillary Clinton won the popular vote. People didn't want Trump in 2016, they wanted her. Bu
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by fugalfervor 4mo ago
I really doubt that google will implement that filter. But I guarantee it'll be added soon to revanced and other patched youtube apps.
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by fugalfervor 4mo ago
The person you are talking to did not personally commit genocide in Gaza. Just as I, an American citizen, did not declare war on Iran. In fact, I think the war in Iran is a stupid and immoral thing to do. It's possible that the person
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by fugalfervor 4mo ago
You are the first person in this conversation to mention banning. I am not sure what your comment has to do with anything.
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by fugalfervor 4mo ago
You've clearly never been addicted to anything. You seem to have little understanding of, or empathy for, those who have become addicted. I quit smoking cigarettes. It took years. It was incredibly difficult on an emotional level, and
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by fugalfervor 4mo ago
And the unscrupulous purveyors of addictive products should likewise take responsibility for their actions. How often do you see that happen, though?
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by fugalfervor 6mo ago
I agree also.
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by fugalfervor 7mo ago
That's not human drama. That's a sensationalized depiction of a really rare disorder that 99% of the audience has no experience with and cannot relate directly to.
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
> The PATRIOT ACT which created the TSA was written by Joe Biden Citation needed. I believe you are mistaken.
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
Call me crazy, but I think the most dangerous thing about people killing people is that people are killing people.
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
It's kind of subtle, but I think you're right.
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
What makes you think that? They have posted multiple times in this thread with basically the same post.
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
Why is a brand new account (yours) rushing to flagged threads with the party line? It looks like you registered just to post in this thread.
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
Is it against the rules to call fascism fascism? That's pretty disturbing.
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
They are also instructed illegally. They are told they don't need warrants signed by a judge in order to arrest someone. The Stanford Prison Experiment is a good analogue to what we are seeing with ICE. People empowered to be cruel. An
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
Stephen Miller is a fascist, no doubt about it. Even if Trump is not a fascist, per se, he's following the advice of -- and delegating authority to -- the fascists that surround him.
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
I am so terribly disturbed by the ICE shootings (and killings). There is no justification for them. This is supposed to be a nation of laws and the rights of those shot (to say nothing of those abducted and harassed, beaten, or removed with
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by fugalfervor 8mo ago
Yes, you have to supply the curiosity yourself ;)
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by fugalfervor 9mo ago
Government control is the only way to address corporate abuse, because they are the only body that have both enough power (to restrain corporations) and the possibility of being influenced by voters. Too much government control and you have
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by fugalfervor 9mo ago
The punishment for "heretics" that he rooted out was almost always burning. He knew anyone found guilty would die by burning and was fine with that.
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by fugalfervor 9mo ago
That's the slippery slope fallacy. You assert that communications will be banned as a consequence of this, but provide no evidence that this will cause the banning of all communications.
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by fugalfervor 9mo ago
Ah, "Man for All Seasons", my favorite work of revisionist history that rehabilitates the image of a renowned burner of human flesh.
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by fugalfervor 10mo ago
> Even slow non-tech legacy industry companies are deploying chatbots across every department - HR, operations, IT, customer support Yes, and customers fucking hate it. They want to talk to a person on the damn phone.
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by fugalfervor 10mo ago
> I have no idea if the code is any good, I’ve never looked at it and I have no idea how to code in Rust or Racket or Erlang anyway. In that case, are you really producing multiple projects per week? If you've never looked at the co
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by fugalfervor 10mo ago
The folks advocating for "straight pride" and the like have powerful allies in the Senate, House of Representitives, and the White House. I wish they would stop acting marginalized, it really is a bad look and it's quite infu

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