mescaline

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by mescaline 4y ago
He's a classic visionary with the ability to manifest that vision in others with his words. His track record speaks for itself, likely because of his vision and willingness to risk. He likely has strong skills in seeing positive outcom
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by mescaline 4y ago
Above the Curie temperature for a given material, the spin orbits of the atoms are randomized. When it was a "magnet" the atoms spin orbits were lined up. A spinning barrel has all the motion of the atoms "lined up" in
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by mescaline 4y ago
> with objects traveling in curved paths Like curved spacetime inside a gravity well? :P
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by mescaline 4y ago
> Because the black hole is about 27,000 light-years away from Earth, it appears to us to have about the same size in the sky as a donut on the Moon. I'm still sad we can't post donut emojis here. This place sucks.
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by mescaline 4y ago
There's a slight problem in your use of "everyone". You, personally, don't know or have sampled everyone. You are using it as a indication that "people warned" and "people should know", given people w
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by mescaline 4y ago
Eating habits can change with stress. If I eat certain types of wheat, my back hurts. I had an endoscopy and colonoscopy that came back normal, but I had some inflammation spots in my stomach, likely due to consuming some bad wheat or somet
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by mescaline 4y ago
Spin. Everything that has gravity eventually spins, so spin produces gravity and gravity produces spin. Even the moon spins, so I must be right. Also, if you spin someone in a barrel, it produces a force that is indistinguishable from grav
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by mescaline 4y ago
Ads, mostly. If you work on ads, or support ads, fuck you.
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by mescaline 4y ago
I was thinking about "physical reality" as a means to establish a chain of trust. If you and I sit next to each other, we have vocal and image chat available. Other than someone coming and physically injecting themselves into our
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by mescaline 4y ago
There is value in the burn of mining. Understanding this requires understanding how humans evaluate risk and reward. Not all human evaluation of risk may be influenced by outside thought. It is ingrained from childhood.
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by mescaline 4y ago
Never ceases to amaze me how companies will do whatever the fuck it is they want to do. Snap should be ashamed of taking the brand of an educational device for their floating piece of garbage tech.
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The Pixy Camera(pixycam.com)
1 points by mescaline 4y ago|1 comments
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by mescaline 4y ago
I’d love to see how Snap justifies stealing another company’s brand! Check out the Pixy cam.
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Pop an Ollie and Innovate(youtube.com)
1 points by mescaline 4y ago|0 comments
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by mescaline 4y ago
Someone should do something similar with Lyft, who will allow the drivers app to report you’ve been picked up and dropped off all the while the rider is still standing waiting for the car to show up. Adding insult to injury they ask you to
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by mescaline 4y ago
The “rights” we are talking about is mostly the right to run their own utility and trash services. That’s about it and whatever else the government usually provides. Street repair. Security. They don’t get a lot of financial breaks and wha
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by mescaline 4y ago
An over communication platform should have scheduled outages like this regularly!
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by mescaline 4y ago
One may wonder why Pearson remains hellbent on finding Aphants. Evolution is a bitch.
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by mescaline 4y ago
Or just run it in a container!
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by mescaline 4y ago
13 year olds don't worry about houses, they worry about things shared online by their peers. That's on Silicon Valley, folks. Denial of our own hand in this is real.
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by mescaline 4y ago
You do sound negative, but I understand where you are coming from. I can't speak for the other soloers, but this solo affair over here is going to make WAY more than an Uber driver. Hell, I may make more than Uber itself. That's t
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by mescaline 4y ago
I would recommend reading The Origins of Consciousness and the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind , by Julian Jaynes. > There's no way someone can't picture their mom in their head. No matter how limited your thinking of other&#x
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by mescaline 4y ago
Even though I've never held a bowling pin or been close to one, I know how big a bowling pin is because I've seen the ball hit the pin at the end of the lane and I've held the ball in my hand. A bat is definitely longer than
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by mescaline 4y ago
Knowledge of the mesh, and spacial awareness, both of which has nothing to do with seeing an image. I thank you for your question, given it has given me a rather large dump of an idea into thinking mind that I will implement in my conscious
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by mescaline 4y ago
I couldn't be aware of seeing such an image, but factually I can say a normal tennis ball does not fit into a normal keyhole. Then again, there's Alice.
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by mescaline 4y ago
I am, strangely enough, highly spatial and tested off the charts for it when I was younger. I can do exactly what you describe, with a high degree of precision. I do this mainly by elimination, which is likely due to the fact I can't c
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by mescaline 4y ago
While I dislike the term "aphantasia" for being technically inaccurate, it is the closest label for the condition of my brain. My brain is completely free of any visual or auditory (or other sense) creations of any kind, other t
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by mescaline 4y ago
Location: Sirius B (about 8 light years away) Remote: No. Willing to relocate: Yes, but it will take a while. Technologies: Anti-gravity Propulsion, Conscious AI Physcology and Neural Patching, Replication Systems Résumé: {click here} Email
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by mescaline 4y ago
A 100 more million people since I was in high school has ruined things around here, traffic mostly.
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by mescaline 4y ago
That's a moot point. When in a non-disclosure agreement with a company, the binding part is that one will not divulge information about the company or potential partners. If one doesn't know if the company is a partner or not, the

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