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by savingthrow 8y ago
I'm not asking people to treat children as adults. I'm just saying that hitting a child is always as abusive as hitting an adult, and often more so because the child has no chance of escape. There are many ways of parenting, and m
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by savingthrow 8y ago
It is injurious. It causes harm. We know it causes harm. But let's go with your incorrect assertion that it doesn't cause harm. Try slapping one of your co-workers, and then in court saying "but it was a completely non-injuri
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by savingthrow 8y ago
Sure, but Parent poster is linking to accounts who are also making the same disclosure. "Here's this product I ahve". And while I didn't look through the entire posting history of the linked accounts, the mentions don&#
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by savingthrow 8y ago
You grab a child by the arm and drag it -- that's potentially violence, but we'd need to look at the action as a whole. You hold a child's hand to guide it -- that's probably not violence. HN needs a name for the falacy
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by savingthrow 8y ago
Sure, but parent poster mentioned violence against the child and I'm always always going to say that it's wrong.
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by savingthrow 8y ago
> because we have no story for dealing with nuclear waste. We have no story for dealing with CO2 waste from fossil fuels, and so far we know that's destroyign the planet while nuclear waste isn't.
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by savingthrow 8y ago
There are designers and creators and inventors on HN and they have an interest in protecting their work from being copied by other firms. But there are also a bunch of people on HN who think that anything is fair game. I thought this video
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Spot the difference: Fighting fashion rip-offs(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by savingthrow 8y ago|1 comments
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by savingthrow 8y ago
Anna Boniface has made some important contributions about RED-S (reletive energy difficiency in sport), which often accompanies an eating disorder, or disordered thoughts about food. We have a lot of preconceptions about eating disorders,
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Overcoming Amenorrhea – Review by Anna Boniface of Tina Muir’s New Book(running-physio.com)
1 points by savingthrow 8y ago|1 comments
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by savingthrow 8y ago
> But in her late 20s Jacka managed to recover and stay well by focusing on her diet, exercise and sleep. Depression is a relapsing and remitting illness so people get better and worse all the time as a normal part of the illness. Depres
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by savingthrow 8y ago
This video shows traditional techniques to attach a ladder to a tall chimney. It comes in two parts. I'm not sure when this was filmed, but some time in the 1990s would be about right. I'm glad these traditional techniques have be
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Laddering a Chimney (Fred Dibnah)(youtube.com)
1 points by savingthrow 8y ago|1 comments
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by savingthrow 8y ago
Self promotion within limits is fine for HN. See, for example, this valued contributor who posts links useful content they've created. Most of these appear to have been upvoted, not downvoted. https://hn.algolia.com/?qu
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by savingthrow 8y ago
The first one is just someone asking for a product recommendation, and someone else giving a recommendation. Nothing about that looks like astroturfing. The second one is from an account who doesn't push their tutorial in most comment
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by savingthrow 11y ago
From the comments: > the long-short of this: Say nothing, ever, except “I am (ironically) exercising my right to remain silent, and I want a lawyer”, unless your lawyer says you have to talk? (because we know cops can lie, so we can’t tr