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by realce 2y ago
At least one of us can attempt a civil conversation.
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by realce 2y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to nitpick. I totally agree with you about the frustration, but I also wanted to highlight how authoritarian governments aren't simply the outcome of general social stupidity or a lack of education. IMO that
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by realce 2y ago
I this so to
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by realce 2y ago
https://intellectualtakeout.org/2015/10/nazi-germany-was-hig... >Germany had the world’s finest elementary school system, the highest literacy rate and the best universities; by 1913 more books were published a
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by realce 2y ago
Delsym is dextromethorphan-polistirex, a long-acting formulation of DXM that is supposed to last 12 hours. DXM is available in almost all cough syrups.
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by realce 2y ago
And it's much more profitable to scrape every ounce of working life out of the poor, then use them as slave labor in a prison once their addictions get them into a critical situation or farm them out to a rehabilitation facility that p
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by realce 2y ago
> Groceries and housing are unaffordable, and any voter who complained about the issue to the incumbent party were ignored, or were outright told their experience with high prices wasn't real (which is called gaslighting). Almost ev
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by realce 2y ago
What a great skipping-record case-in-point. I almost think this is satire. > Have you considered the possibility his supporters know something you don't? They literally considered that, it's a main point of the post you're
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by realce 2y ago
The DNC doesn't truly provide the means for their party members to actually participate in selecting candidates to the same degree the Republicans do, and therefore they place some kind of party ideal over the democratic participation
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by realce 2y ago
In an opportunity economy, you'll have OPPORTUNITY! I think Harris 2024 is the worst campaign I've ever seen in modern American history.
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by realce 2y ago
> Kamala was a perfectly good candidate. You were literally just proven empirically incorrect. Demand better from your party or this will just keep happening, stop compromising.
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by realce 2y ago
Did they expose the seeds or the plant that produced them?
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by realce 2y ago
Why do you need incentives? We're talking about the "do art all day because you're bored" phase of the singularity. If people exist, they'll do it because it's just fun to do.
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by realce 2y ago
Totally agree that heavy commenting is the best convention for helping the assistant help you best. I try to comment in a way that makes a file or function into a "story" or kind of a single narrative.
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by realce 2y ago
None of these statements relate to the comment thread you're responding to IMO. Are you saying that the median human today is "vastly" "healthier" because of medications developed by American pharmaceutical companie
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by realce 2y ago
The comment we're both responding to is about the validity of modern pharmaceutical research and what kinds of medicines they produce as an outcome of US federal government investment. "Before industrialization" is over 400
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by realce 2y ago
The 7.25 rate was set in 1996. Adjusted for inflation, 7.25 is worth 15 today. There are thousands and thousands of jobs paying less than 15/hr. In NC, where I live, the average wage for an entry-level crew member at McDonalds is $12.1
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by realce 2y ago
How many medicines are required just to treat issues brought on by unrepentant greed in other industries? Does Ozempic treat obesity and diabetes or does it treat the lack of regulation in food quality and advertising? How much cancer is
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by realce 2y ago
> By its own description, that council doesn’t appear authoritarian. The defendant certainly didn't kill his wife, he said so himself!
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by realce 2y ago
> I think the reality is most people are ok with not owning things. > By removing ownership from the product offering the seller can reduce the price. The price of ownership is greater than the price of licensing, as it comes with add
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by realce 2y ago
You still supported PM's activities, provided them a greater ability to sell more cigarettes with your investment, and reap profit from that activity. I don't see any insulation from support or culpability here. I literally own to
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by realce 2y ago
> The company who made the breakfast of a rapist should be charged with the crime? The company is not literally investing in the endeavor of the rapist, the teacher is not literally investing in the outcome of the killer, investors/
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by realce 2y ago
Both charities and charity funders are considered complicit in the social impacts of that charity's output.
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by realce 2y ago
Two things can be true at the same time.
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by realce 2y ago
Are you saying companies should be able to sell bottles of bleach as "baby formula"?
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by realce 2y ago
Great reply!
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by realce 2y ago
> better adapted to live on this planet I'm a doomer, but this is something I never understand about most doomer points-of-view. Life is obviously trying to leave this planet, not conquer it again for the 1000th time. Nature is
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by realce 2y ago
3 links above this one is https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/10/08/exoskeleton...
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by realce 2y ago
> They're mostly getting the hardware for free. No. Ordering this costs $320 and takes 1-2 weeks. They even charge for shipping and handling. By the time you get this, internet and cell service will most likely be re-established.
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by realce 2y ago
Yes it is separate. This program is about base stations that are publicly accessible wifi, which Verizon is also doing in the area. This is just a "first month free" promotion.

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