pesmhey

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by pesmhey 5y ago
No.
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by pesmhey 5y ago
Privately would have been the better word choice.
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by pesmhey 5y ago
“Humanity deconstruction”
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by pesmhey 6y ago
It reads like he cares very much about politics.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
The elites who could possibly give me a chance as CEO or VP don’t talk to me enough to even know whether I’m qualified and/or if I exist. They're always looking for fresh blood. One option is to be interesting and not a pushover
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by pesmhey 7y ago
The pro- slavery rigid society that somehow values individual liberty? Would anyone be able to explain how that works? "Don't tell me what I can and can't do with my property!" These people would have to have considere
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by pesmhey 7y ago
You could call dreams something like running your mental models on training sets. If it’s physical when it’s electrons and silicon, can it be physical in the brain as well?
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by pesmhey 7y ago
In the West, we’re prone to taking what isn’t ours and acting as if we discovered it, conveniently forgetting its history and context. If there were already people there, wouldn’t that mean that it had already been discovered? Or is your
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Sounds like a military boot camp.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
About 40% have conditional payments, in which recipients must fulfil certain obligations, such as getting their children vaccinated or enrolling them in school. It's unequivocally clear how the word 'unconditional' is being
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Yes, exactly - good suggestion. My bet is on the outside of the pyramids having had lots of similarities.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Is there any evidence that these things weren't painted? Given what we know about statues in the classical world, and the way hieroglyphs look, it feels like a safe assumption to make that the pyramids were sporting some artwork. edit:
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by pesmhey 7y ago
It’s very surprising that in-group/out-group factors didn’t really make the theories’ section. “Looks human, but not quite what I’m used to.” Seems like a decent way to quickly spot nonmembers of a social group. I wonder if an experime
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by pesmhey 7y ago
They are fantastic. If you ever get a chance, try it!
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by pesmhey 7y ago
How Can Mirrors Be Real If Our Eyes Aren't Real
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by pesmhey 7y ago
to broadcast and spread your mono-culture. America is, and has been, the polar opposite of a monoculture.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Because it used to be, and a lot of people never really made the transition. An incredibly unfortunate situation, for everyone.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Can you point out some of the ways it was anti-worker? Genuine question btw
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Do you think the TPP was a response to this fear? Genuine question here.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Obama was manufacturing the pivot to Asia. The TTP would have given a lot of power to corporations to combat China. This presents its own set of problems though. Clinton was adamant that her grandchildren would not be speaking Chinese. Chin
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by pesmhey 7y ago
His latest thoughts are on corruption and the difference between the rule of law and patrimonialism. All this, well before the election of Donald Trump. Truly amazing and admirable how calibrated he came back after the massive fail that was
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Innovation relative to what had come before it is equally impressive. Gotta crawl before you walk, and its a marvel how babies somehow learn to do it.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
It’s probably fiber? Is there any literature in the effect of fiber on satiety?
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by pesmhey 7y ago
The episode of Curb, where Ted Danson donates anonymously!! If you look in my comment history, I’ve made the same exact point.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Haven’t we always done this though? It seems like it’s more that social media has made the playing field 10^9 instead of 10^3.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Move fast and break things!
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by pesmhey 7y ago
It’s e-sports. There’s teamwork, your physical condition matters a lot. They’re competitive. They’re social. They can train a lot of skills that could be as useful in life as being able to outrun the competition (think analyzing the best bu
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by pesmhey 7y ago
For me, it’s variety. I value novelty and creativity in food, so the availability of different types of meals is great.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
The Russians bailed him out and he’s been in their pocket ever since. In this particular case, that’s why the number of bankruptcies matter. In general, I agree with you.
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by pesmhey 7y ago
Ice cream is delicious. So are nectarines.

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