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by truro 8d ago
"...ven reading LLM-slop is less tiresome, then reading..." You meant "than."
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by truro 9mo ago
If your employer slaps you on your cheek, offer the other one.
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by truro 11mo ago
Main page of the International Journal of Innovative Research in Medical Science has a spelling error. Not an important study or an important "journal."
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by truro 1y ago
https://www.vedp.org/search?keys=data+center
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by truro 1y ago
https://forum.imgburn.com/topic/25480-how-to-delete-the-adwa...
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by truro 1y ago
Proof? Show your work.
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Aliens Cause Global Warming – Michael Crichton [pdf](stephenschneider.stanford.edu)
14 points by truro 2y ago|17 comments
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by truro 2y ago
Pseudoscience has run amok.
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by truro 2y ago
Not thinking has never worked well.
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by truro 2y ago
First- and second-level American History. Each class succeeding year, I suspect, some of the students took the course just to sit in on the fallacies section. We used David Hackett Fischer's Historian's Fallacies and Copi's t
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by truro 2y ago
I taught Informal and formal fallacies as part of my history classes. While formal and informal fallacies are an important first step, you should consider taking a collegiate-level logic course. Of course, one may study on his own, if you c
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by truro 2y ago
Given that 60% of the American population reads at eight-grade level or below, and that 20% of the American population is illiterate, this is no surprise.
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Microsoft confirms Windows 11 24H2 turns on Device Encryption by default(windowslatest.com)
62 points by truro 2y ago|34 comments
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Nick Bostrom: Unfinished Fable of the Sparrows [video](youtube.com)
1 points by truro 3y ago|0 comments
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by truro 3y ago
Get a good grammar textbook (several available to buy) or buy the Chicago Manual of Style. These will help you learn grammar, spelling, and puncuation instead of relying on software.
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by truro 3y ago
Rock Spiders. Be a dull world without 'em.
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by truro 3y ago
Your writing skills are excellent, thoughtful, and quite succinct, which is significant. Stupid doesn't know how to write well, let alone put thoughts down meaningfully.
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by truro 3y ago
The poor, poor things.
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by truro 3y ago
Poor, poor things.
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by truro 3y ago
All studies mentioned in the article are very small; this assumes, of course, they are accurate, which most studies are not. ( https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/jo... )
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Fold 'N Fly Paper Airplane Designs(foldnfly.com)
4 points by truro 4y ago|0 comments
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by truro 4y ago
In the words of Robert F. Kennedy: "Those who survive will envy the dead."
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America Will Collapse by 2025 (2010)(salon.com)
35 points by truro 5y ago|120 comments
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by truro 5y ago
Deschooling Society - Ivan Illich One-Dimensional Man - Herbert Marcuse Tools for Conviviality - Ivan Illich On Liberty - J. S. Mill The Annals - Tacitus The Histories - Tacitus
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Brownstone Institute: Reasoned Arguments or Propaganda?(angrybearblog.com)
3 points by truro 5y ago|0 comments
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by truro 5y ago
Read (a lot), write (a good bit), exercise for an hour a day, work in the garden, feed and watch birds, think, and enjoy leaving work behind.
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by truro 5y ago
Guy writes like he's in high school. Where can I buy tickets to this "end of the world" thing?
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by truro 5y ago
It's probably quaint to this generation, but decades ago, I learned how to manage (not eliminate) fear, worry, and anxiety by reading Dale Carnegie's How to Stop Worrying and Start Living. It's still published. Though his ane
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by truro 5y ago
Again, saving the middle class is myopic at best. There are prevailing forces beyond the reach of a middle class salvation narrative. You are not considering economic and social issues, political and national issues, legal issues promoted b
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by truro 5y ago
Your suggested analysis is a bit superficial. Many similarities to the decline of the Roman empire certainly can be aligned with the American empire; many cannot. I would suggest the mood of alignment exists, instead of specifics. Your &quo

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