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Foxglove: Poison Your Art for AI
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Meta-analysis of the association between childhood maltreatment and depression
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What 350 different theories of consciousness reveal about reality (2025)
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Does the Body Really Keep Score? One of Trauma's Most Contentious Debates
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The New Scarcity: Presence
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Sources? When I look at the law and their mandate, it sure looks like they can't. That's not part of their soft powers. They can excusively go after a very narrow band of criminal acts.
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Banca Etica Suspends A/I's Account While Condemning the Sanctions Behind It
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Architecture of Disappearance: The Kill Cloud's Dispersal of Violence
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How to spot a psychopath: 'the difference between a domestic cat and a wild cat'
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Misogynistic views are biggest red flag for violent extremism, report finds
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Compliant Technologies Glove 4&5 User Manual https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cQ176YYgNl3VXCgLX0ScoihsfXy...
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Electric shock gloves in use by police departments in Bellevue, Omaha
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How is it "interesting"? I think it's fairly obvious: Anything you can act upon is your very own responsibility, and has influence on what is happening or not happening around you; be it one or six "steps" away from
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> which is still few steps removed from the actual genocide Like, one, or two.
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> I actually consider this to be "normal/natural", and what most other people seem to be doing "wild". For example, I do not need stimulants like coffee or sugar drinks to get through my days.
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What do you want to know? I do not track my sleeping hours. I guess it started in school, where I always stayed up way too late, so I used an afternoon sleep to catch up. I continued like that. I despise alarm clocks, I think it goes agains
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> the need to nap is an indicator of poor sleep. Is it? Where do you get that from? I remember the NASA doing extensive sleep studies, determining that the optimal pattern would consist of basically "naps only"? I've been
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https://mailbox.org/ Germany https://posteo.de/ Germany https://runbox.com/ Norway https://www.migadu.com/ Switzerland more: https://european-alternatives.eu
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Just in case you miss it: The author of the post, Adam McKay, "is the Academy Award-winning director of The Big Short, Vice, and Don’t Look Up and the founder of Yellow Dot Studios."
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The point is that it is a limited amount of paid sick days, which is a completely foreign concept in most places (pun intended).
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It always blows my mind what ideas people have what "rich people" have or want. I know a few 'filthy rich' people and some of them don't even own any TV or projector, because they're totally content with a lapt
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Ahead of the Curve: The Love We Cannot Reach
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I agree with what you say? I think you're reading something into my writing that I didn't mean to imply. A headache is not a migraine is not cluster headache is not multiple sclerosis. We have vocabulary so we can express ourselve
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I am asking them to reconsider and reflect on what that kind of language use does. You're the one reading it as "calling them out". How else are we supposed to learn from each other, voice our opinions, point out our mistakes
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I use "religion" to mean organized forms of spirituality, governed by "truths" you are supposed to "believe" in as member of the religion. Any such belief is a "third party truth": You do not kno
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> I still have PTSD from how ungodly terrible it was Please, for the sake of everyone suffering from actual PTSD: Don't. It's hard enough already for victims to communicate what difficulties they are facing without people water
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I've been driving a 1996 VW diesel van in Germany including Munich, and nowhere anyone ever actually cared about the lack of the sticker. And now, at 30 years of age, it turned "oldtimer", so it is officially exempted.
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I would think they're on opposite ends: philosophy teaches you autonomous experiential thinking, religion asks you to follow some third party authority.
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Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World
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