goobertime

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   by goobertime 3y ago

   It’s absolutely less effective for the majority of organizations and engineers. Most of the engineers claiming they’re more effective aren’t actually. They may get to do the part they like more (though in my experience that’s not program
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   by goobertime 3y ago

   So frustrating as a former resident to see how much the city was taking in via taxes and how little we as residents were getting to show for it. How slowly and how poorly those dollars were being deployed.
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   by goobertime 3y ago

   Yeah, a reasonable discussion includes both benefits (your experience) and risks (mine). The former has recently been getting all the air time. This isn’t a “both sides” argument wherein some highly unlikely hypothetical is trotted out to d
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   by goobertime 3y ago

   As someone who now occasionally suffers panic attacks due to psychedelic use, I agree: people downplay the risks because it suits their personal narrative and experience. Perhaps as a pushback against years of over-exaggeration re: risks, p