roysting

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by roysting 1mo ago
Although you are correct, the statement is still arguably correct.l, even if only accidentally. As the parent entity, the national PBS has a responsibility to guide and even mandate policies and provide best practice guidelines or even offe
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by roysting 1mo ago
What happens to the whole attention economy, i.e., social media, apps, games, etc. when phones/devices become too expensive for people?
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by roysting 1mo ago
It’s a mistake to call these capitalist things. When the government subsidizes you and bails you out with money printing fraud and government spending and no one is ever held accountable, let alone suffer any real consequences; you don’t ha
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by roysting 1mo ago
The people who let them get away with everything because they’re traitors
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by roysting 1mo ago
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by roysting 2mo ago
It's amazing how naive and gullible people are even after all the many thousands of examples of lies and gaslighting over many generations now. It seems to be a permanent characteristic of a certain subset of people, and seemingly a ma
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by roysting 2mo ago
Don’t let the manipulative narcissists lead you into the trap of false equivalence
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by roysting 2mo ago
You should avoid agreeing with the narcissists that always use false equivalence, whataboutism, and goal post shifting the second you call them out. You are allowing them to define a ridiculous standard by agreeing with them that not only i
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by roysting 2mo ago
Why do Germans corrupt their own language with that weird pig-German? On the German Wero site[1], the copy not only uses utterly gratuitous and even made up fake English words where there are perfectly adequate German words, e.g., "sen
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by roysting 2mo ago
It always has been. Frankly, sometimes they don't even spend anything at all at lower levels, it's just a conversation, a meeting with an animatronic bureaucrat high on their own self-importance and power, in a mandatory spending
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by roysting 2mo ago
You point out a critical difference, you were already experienced and “skilled” in imagining because you read a lot, a function where you are inherently going to have to imagine a lot more based on various degrees and quality of description
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by roysting 2mo ago
The European Union is not a good thing. Full stop. Excellent debate. Good arguments made. You lack the imagination for what the EU could have been, not an institution that imposes itself on the people while screaming “democracy” and “equali
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by roysting 2mo ago
How would one daydream, i.e., imagine, when you have everything presented to you in 4k and you can even interact with it through games? You have to imagine to daydream. When you’ve been raised on YouTube since birth (referring to U.S. prima
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by roysting 2mo ago
Because it’s cheaper, whether they got it through fiverr, did it themselves, or might even think it looks good? I don’t think a place that signs off on plating its dishes that way is thinking deeply about these kinds of things. The irony is
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by roysting 2mo ago
I suspect they’re not blocking tor to maintain both an image of being some kind of safe haven for democracy warriors and because tor is monitored by the 5+1 eyes it’s also a conduit for intel and asset development among those kids who think
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by roysting 2mo ago
I am actually not settled on either side of the matter and I have not forgotten that, but I think what we are really looking at is a rather more complex matter than people want to make it out to be. We are holding several but at the very le
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by roysting 2mo ago
So will you owe life long compensation for all the knowledge you got from books too? How about all the pirated books, music, movies, etc you consumed? When will you set up a life long payment plan to corporations that own these rights, beca
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by roysting 2mo ago
I’ve been accused of being a bot myself. I’ve started leaving some incorrect autocorrects in, hopping it would stave off people for whom it seems making accusations of being a bot is soothing or a coping mechanism when they’re confronted wi
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by roysting 2mo ago
If a person living in x country has a climate change impact of 1 and when they move to country y where they have a climate change impact of 3. Do you think that the climate change will be impacted to a greater or lesser degree by moving fro
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by roysting 2mo ago
> He added that growing banana plants in the UK is not new for a "geek in the plant world", but perhaps still niche to the average person. Also, do you think that it may have something to do with being cities with stone and ste
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by roysting 2mo ago
That was my initial thought too; just make it a non-deductible charge, ideally, payable from executive compensation. Or they could also just levy higher taxes/fees on synthetic fibers and clothing that cannot be repaired (there are sev
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by roysting 2mo ago
So the corporation can just sell or donate them to their own shell entity in some tax preferred jurisdiction and then destroys them and take a loss that can be shuffled back to the corporation?
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by roysting 2mo ago
Since you mention it, yes, in many more ways than may immediately be apparent to most people
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by roysting 2mo ago
> organizations are trying to force If it were only that and we actually had “free market capitalism” and “competition” you could simply choose, but leering and steering these “organizations” is the treasonous and inherently illegitimate
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by roysting 2mo ago
That’s not exactly the same. You don’t get to have a car for free with basic driving functionality and then pay for additional features once you realize the car is useful and the people do made it deserve to be paid for their work, which th
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by roysting 2mo ago
> I don't think governments can supply this amount of money for AI in the current political and economic climate. You understand how the system works if you’re thinking in terms of government/non-government. The current politic
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by roysting 2mo ago
I guess gov.uk is in fact the expert at history wiping patterns, especially when it comes to mass gang based violation of thousands of young girls from broken homes that they are complicit in the abuse of for decades. A quick wipe and that
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by roysting 2mo ago
Opposed to holding the event during the earth's orientation towards the sun, aka daytime? Someone should tell the gala and event organizers about this idea of daytime.
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by roysting 2mo ago
Was it ... Musk?
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by roysting 2mo ago
You have a very peasant perspective. And that's not meant as an insult, it's just the kind of perspective of a peasant about what is going on in the kingdom, let alone in the palace's inner chambers.

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