rapferreira

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by rapferreira 5y ago
Are you kidding? Go read Hegel's phenomonology of mind and get back to me on that
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by rapferreira 5y ago
Just going to stop using Youtube at some point.
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by rapferreira 6y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/247614/number-of-monthly... Maybe we are indeed in the beginning of a trend reversal, but we don't have enough data to support that as far as I know.
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by rapferreira 6y ago
It's also pretty naive reasoning. Author thinks a significant enough number of people are going to care? Facebook has survived- no, thrived despite multiple public scandals, some of which were far more substantive than complaining ab
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by rapferreira 6y ago
Where was the majority of user and creator attention dedicated to on the 2 platforms though?
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by rapferreira 6y ago
Thank you that didn't take 6 minutes to read, very good and informative and helpful.
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by rapferreira 6y ago
Bro I don't mean to make you the shining example of what I'm talking about but can we please try to be succinct with write-ups? The whole first half of the article could've been summarized with a single sentence: "As is
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by rapferreira 6y ago
I was really elated to hear TikTok was going to be banned. It is honestly terrible for culture...
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by rapferreira 6y ago
I'd argue it's already happening, too. In March and April, all I saw were Trump's worst moments- his blunders, his viciousness, his arrogance. My distaste for Trump heightened; I became more reactive and further triggered by
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by rapferreira 6y ago
>i would argue that no one is obligated to do anything at all thanks to free will. Ah, sure they are. By the nature of events which preceded you and produced both your DNA and all entirely external circumstances, you are obligated to car
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by rapferreira 6y ago
Society will praise your virtuous stance for its anti-rape sentiments, but your views are equally or perhaps more arbitrary than his Judeo-Christian view. Note that saying a spouse has a "moral obligation" is different than saying