iamerroragent

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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Content mill runs rage content all day too. Unfortunately those get eyes and thus revenue. More a comment on us as a species than anything else. On an individual to individual basis we might recognize bad content meant to feed off of our ba
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Recursive language and imagination acquired simultaneously 70k years ago (2019)(phys.org)
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
> The "ideal body" is actually healthier now than it was 20 years ago. So you agree that the 'ideal body' does not necessarily mean it's 'heathier' and because the 'ideal' changes through time
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Because feeling hungry stops when you eat? Presumably your body was taught this when you were a child. An unconscious zombie might eat but it would be eating human brains. Generally Cannibalism, especially of neural tissue, can lead to prio
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Feelings (emotions not sensory like touch or sight) are experienced are they not? Not the other way around. As in you observe your feelings; not you tell yourself what to feel. So what's the problem again?
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I wish instead of just waving a wand around saying 'because physics' the author would bother to explain more clearly what their problem with physics here is.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
This is fantastic news! I wasn't aware that this vaccine was out. Hopefully many people will benefit from this.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Then what about everyone else trying to get in through the Mexican border? "Now, folks like the guy in this story are not “refugees” by the technical definition; . They’re either asylum-seekers, which is a technically different thing,
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Fukushima happened and that was how Germany decided to respond.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
It's just a conveniention as far as I am aware. Similar one is applied to comics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Age
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
So if your peers have a nice fat ass that the boys all like to oggle at while walking between classes and you're stuck with a skinny thigh gapping flapjack white girl tush you bet your ass you're gonna start eating some cheese ber
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I'm just saying how it is in the U.S. in practice. Regardless ending nuclear power in Germany is a popular enough position that Merkel was re-elected. Probably not just on that issue but she listened to what her people wanted and she k
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
In the U.S. I expect my Representative to act in the interest of what will get them re-elected. I am not too familiar with the ins-and-outs of Germany's politcal system though it appears to be a popular position. https://www
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Um fusion being close to being viable, which your link is supporting, doesn't mean it's close enough to help us this century with regarding climate change (which is what your link is about), which isn't what I said it would d
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Because the German citizens voted for it.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
https://thedeepdive.ca/e-on-hikes-energy-prices-45-as-german... Note they are attributing some of the increase to the higher than average/normal price for energy since Ukraine war started. "The electric company de
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Well while I think it was a mistake to do in the short term, Germany has been preparing for this for a while. However for greener energy advocates it looks like Fusion really is close to being viable: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Okay but how are we supposed to get teen girls not to compare themselves to the looks of global stars? This existed before social media. At best I can see it being a catalyst here and so sure limit or ban social media (at least for under 18
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
So the onboard video worked from the get go and then things got messy after you installed the Nvidia card? You're not being very clear here what happened and if you're only using free software sources (the default for Debian I bel
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Yes actually it isn't illegal to make mistakes on filing your taxes. That's why you can amend them. Deliberately avoiding paying tax is illegal. Apple didn't avoid paying tax. They just reported where the local tax should go
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
A. What you are describing here isn't illegal activity. You're describing the State determining that Apple incorrectly reported where the sales tax should go (no one is saying deliberately). Now the state is trying to remedy this.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
> The illegality is Apple assigning sales where the goods were not in Cupertino at the time of the transaction to Cupertino for sales tax purposes, to take maximize advantage of sales tax kickbacks offered by Cupertino, despite state law
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I am still not seeing anything here explaining the actual illegality here. As far as I can tell, and it appears still to to be determined, Apple and the city in question are both operating within the law. https://www.eastbaytimes
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
> In California, the local portion of collected sales tax goes to the location where the transaction took place, not the location of the customer. The corporation can designate where a given transaction has taken place, separate and apar
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
> The underlying question remains: how do the electrons "know" what the weights are? When a new charge carrier enters the maze, how does it "know" that "turning left" will be an easier trip than "turnin
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Okay I would like to see you post openly criticism of how the CCP handled Covid in China while being a Chinese citizen living in China. Then also criticize Xi and call him Winnie the Poo. Then also blame CCP for releasing Covid. Let's
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I am confused. Apple made an agreement with a City. Both parties seem to benefit from the arrangement. I am not sure I see anything illegal here. The Japanese "hometown tax" sounds rather intriguing though. I think it would be dif
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
> For seventy years, Doyle's contributions to the war effort were largely unheralded, but she was finally given her due in 2014 when she was awarded France's highest honor, the Chevalier of the Legion of Honour. Funny enough it
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
So it is the extent of what you 'don't see' or 'don't understand' going on that you have an issue with rather than the new technology/software. I've noticed, and others have here as well, that Google
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
π , numerically, is only as accurate as you approximate it to. 3 can be used as an approximate for π.

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