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gremloni
5y ago
Gross. It’s still going to be cold a lot. Endless seas of mosquitoes and biting insects during the brief summer. Hell on earth.
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gremloni
5y ago
Okay let’s have it then. I can sleep in the woods without fear again.
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gremloni
5y ago
Or as a different race with transracial people for that matter. Sosa is pretty high profile but I’ve seen a large community in NYC and the boroughs
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gremloni
5y ago
Go be cynical in the corner. Maybe your life hasn’t panned out all that well but stop injecting your pessimism into everything so the rest of us can have nice things.
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gremloni
5y ago
I like to follow link chains on Wikipedia.
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gremloni
5y ago
Joe Rogan only sometimes mentions politics?
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gremloni
5y ago
It’s going to be really hard keeping immortality under wraps now. The world is globalized and even under the most pessimistic of timelines it will eventually be open knowledge.
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gremloni
5y ago
Dominated the world for the tiniest sliver of human civilization. Asia is coming back strong again.
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gremloni
5y ago
Nonsense. For 95% of recorded human history the Chinese and Indians were the richest and most productive civilizations and you can’t call those populations small. It’s like you’re living in your own narrative.
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5y ago
Stop being a Luddite. That’s how technology works. First it’s available to only the super rich because it is expensive, then over time with advances and improvement or production it becomes more widely available. It’s cell therapy, it will
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Probably around 28 so I’m done growing to my final height.
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It’s because republicans want the police to uphold their values (subjugate minorities, maintain their power etc.) which the crooked cops currently do. If the cops as a general monolith actually upheld the law and treated everyone equally, r
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5y ago
Even after all the changes I watched in the practical engineering video?
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gremloni
5y ago
Same old both sides argument. It’s getting old when the republicans are authoritarian snakes and are efficiently gutting this country and filling their pockets. The modern democrats are ineffectual and that’s their only crime.
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5y ago
If anything the caliber and lore of the series gives the project an incredible amount of gravitas. Plus the scheme is just plain beautiful in my opinion.
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No you’re a dissembling idiot trying to wheedle your bigotry. This will go fine for a while but you’ll become a stone hearted shell in due time.
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5y ago
Yes it’s just good for it’s own sake. The aim has to be the mitigation of problems that will arise from integrated living like that.
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It’s not worth it. That being said I don’t know if Singapore is all that bad.
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5y ago
Diversity for these purposes is biologically defined. Different race, different sex are pretty much it. A difference in ideology within the same race or sex doesn’t doesn’t count as diverse as I’m using it.
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5y ago
That’s because the like:dislike ratio on contentious issues no longer tells you if the video is worth your time but rather is a reflection of some manipulated brigading effort, atleast anecdotally. This actually does make the ratio useless.
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5y ago
> blatantly and prominently push their political agenda Only if you consider egalitarianism and diversity as political issues. To most of society they are universal values so it’s not contentious.
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I believe it’s a mix of an explosion of recreation and entertainment options that people can’t wait to get back to and it getting increasingly hard to maintain the paradigm of work being a virtue.
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5y ago
Even four days a week is too much to be honest though I don’t know if our current societal paradigm could handle anything less than that. With how productive and involved work is now, working white collar jobs are hard. It isn’t like 30-40
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Why would it not be a victory? Who likes working for someone else when you don’t have to. I can think of an infinite number of things to do with free time if I didn’t have to work for money.
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Thunder started out great but now he just likes to rationalize the dominant perspective. It’s a loss.
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Germany does a lot of things right. Why can’t we achieve anything reasonable in the US anymore?
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No. I think we should just accept the deaths and losses from drunk driving and thefts as long as mitigation involves universal control over items I own. Not to mention, you’ll probably just end up buying humid air blowers that get past this
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Oh I disagree. I don’t mind if you ramble during a video/voice call but please don’t send me whole paragraphs in slack unless you need to.
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But many don’t. It’s usually a wax backing at my grocery store. Glass isn’t all that uncommon and aluminum is ubiquitous. Alcohol works too, just make sure it has no methanol that kids and pets might lick.
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5y ago
It’s actually easier than you think to mostly cut out plastic from food and drink. If you mostly cook at home— use paper/cloth bags at the grocery store, buy unprocessed foods, get meat, fish, deli, cheese etc paper wrapped, get drinks
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