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rgbswan
2y ago
"The nonoccurence of concurrence with low probability between events where there is a causal link." - So, if A then B with a chance close to zero? A happened but B is not happening because the probability is low ... "The nono
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Logical/semantical inverse of the definition of synchronicity?
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Well, Draghi et al are not the only reason(s) why Europe refused IT independence. It's simply how the Germans and German immigrants raised their children in the past 20+ years, so it's all a lot of talk for TV and the radio and to
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rgbswan
2y ago
You are, of course, completely right.
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2y ago
Addendum: any productive, constructive people, especially 'good' ones who immigrate with bunches of bad and 'ugly' are worth the risk of increased negative social impact. The Social Body can handle it. It's necessar
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But ... but, but ... Celestial alignment, the solar glare zone, opposition and conjunction events, galactic dust, nebulae, gravitational lensing, and various other dead angles, even from webb et al make the whole dark mattergy variable a bi
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2y ago
Will make your customers dull and dumber over time. As well as the user. Studies tba.
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2y ago
Dog, get a dog. Then, train the two of you well & go outside and let the dog play cupid for friendships and neighbourly bonds. Other people share a lot of your hatred, anger, depression as well as the deliberate positivity, compartmenta
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2y ago
IMO: Industrious and skilled people but _they_ are _the_ limiting factor, now, whatever methods they are going to come up with. Remove yourselves from these projects and start from scratch.
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You just can't release your creation into the wild aka 'don't get caught'. Worked at a "customer support" once and got peculiar about the strange audio interface they used. Turns out they recorded every support
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Ropes, bars, climbing walls. You can make it perfectly safe and tiny humans are incredibly sturdy. Joints, ankles, tendons, muscles will get strong & flexible. Balance, falling, control are only three of the many passive & active sk
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2y ago
Yeah, and they all have "legitimate interests" in our data ò_Ó
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"The banana equivalent to Covid-19 is spreading to new countries, forcing the industry to change how the world’s most widely eaten fruit is farmed and even how it could taste." [] [] https://www.bbc.com/future/
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Abstract In experiment I: anoestral bitches were applied synthetic (n=6) or natural (n=6) pheromones and their attractiveness was compared to the attractiveness of bitches in natural oestrus, In experiment II: swabs socked in natural estrua
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Synthetic sex pheromones in sexual arousal stimulation in domestic dogs [pdf]
(bibliotekanauki.pl)
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https://pudding.cool/projects/vocabulary/index.html
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Wonderful topic! Reframing or reinterpretation over time. And then data science origins together and track the path into mainstream culture and the effects the reinterpretation had on language in old/new context and how it normalised&
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Has any compared national/international media outlets? Is there an automated LLM comparing word usage, phrasing, maybe even cultural/class-driven subtext in context of time/events in print/TV or a project comparing natio
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Pseudo-profound ramblings of a drunk. Fun, but pls don't spread the 'advice'. The subtext is a nudge in the wrong direction for some kids in some vulnerable states of mind and literally pointless for anyone who is not.
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it does, as a potential
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Echoes of PKD.
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Small businesses like Cafes? They will hopefully get this to laundromats once this bot can iron, too. Not even once did I iron or fold my laundry back in university ...
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> There is some probability that a random star has intelligent life on orbiting planets, but we have no idea what that probability is. 100%. The evolutionary pattern of our solar systems formation and earth ending up , temporarily, in j
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i might be wrong but corporations/institutions never sponsor R&D in all directions so framing/phrasing is vital. but, from a philosophical pov, I agree with you.
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> sounding pretty sympathetic to kowtowing It didn't. I was born into and grew up in a spot 'betwixt and between', with much of what I need to become successful, rich & powerful but at the same feeling so damn disguste
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You might find this interesting: "Clinical potential of sensory neurites in the heart and their role in decision-making" [] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10896837/
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Yep. Not being supportive of the power structure you inhabit is what killed humanities natural Red Team which is why capitalism developed so slow and consumer culture turned into whatever it is now. The new Red Team is just a sparring partn
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Nope, the deliberate parent is the best parent. "Good enough" as a term contains subtext that nudges some readers towards less effort, less striving, less personal growth for the sake of the 'new' and growing responsibil
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Mostly because they didn't live up to their values in the past at all. Underperforming despite plenty of opportunity and lacking integrity is just too much. Blaming it on an opposition is weak and translates into lack of power, lack of
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Generally the correct way to think about news like this, I believe. Like when Apple pretended to not work with the agencies when Apple hardware needed to be unlocked ...
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