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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
This whole argument hinges on believing the opinion of the writer, who tries to assure you that he is very informed and you don't need any data to get in the way of the message. While he may or may not be accurate in his assessment at
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Haha, this is funny because everyone is talking about this as if it is designed to be like the LLMs we have access to. The training parameters will be the databases of info scooped up and integrated into profiles of every person and their e
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Toyota has very recently publicized their commitment to hybrid technology as it is the only foreseeable outcome for mass adoption and transition off of gasoline. That's not opinion, that's their position. This is pretty reasonable
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Appropriate username
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Not "wrong", dubious. It is quite appropriate to call such declarations dubious. Your explanation is fine, however, this 'no evidence' refrain that has been used to mislead the public has gone on long enough. At this po
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
>Human-subject testing is needed to test this hypothesis This is a hypothesis and one that seems poorly born considering quercetin is available over the counter as a supplement and in no way causes headaches. It is however, amazing at bo
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
While the latter part of your statement is reasonable, it is also only opinion. Many people would prefer a less technically advanced society. This forum, for instance, is about as simple as it gets and that is to it's credit. The init
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
This is sarcasm?
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
>Among large-bodied mammals, humans are especially pathetic, weak, and vulnerable This alone is such a wildly unfounded statement. Maybe the author is a typical, academic soft body. I couldn't really keep reading beyond this point a
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Sometimes everything looks like a hammer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHpDf-Q90OM
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>in applications where text isn't meant to be read word-for-word, and the entire response is expected before proceeding to the next step in the workflow, this can pose a significant issue. Your take seems to narrow the application o
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It's very wealthy people in the first world and very poor people in the third world. Poor people will stand up and walk inland. The rich will do anything they can to convince everyone else to pay for their property losses
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This should be really bigger news. Seperate news reports include claims that the company was "developing COVID19 tests" among other things. This could very well have been funded through pandemic relief grants. The owners of the b
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
>90% no longer have to pretend to give a shit what the 10% think anymore The 10% that do all your work for you? I guess that's seems pretty shortsighted. When I go to work, I expect the asshole (that just watches me get shit done)
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The other comments pretty well address both of those points. I'd be glad to see more information as regards the conditions which lead to that conclusion
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Completely agree, xeriscaping is far more beneficial. There are lots of natural desert grasses, lawn isn't one of them
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Abnormal temperatures and lack of humidity caused by the heat island effect of blacktop for miles and miles in every direction. Adoption of greenspace and far more solar panels in Phoenix could significantly cut down on this phenomena.
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This is the part that is so utterly maddening. People will sit and argue the carcinogenic potential and completely ignore they're discussing poison. As if cancer is the only factor that could be of concern. Notice your comment is down
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
One way to consider it would be taking the limit of 'space' as time approaches negative infinity from a zero point of today. That's kind of silly considering they are coupled, but for practical purposes it is the effective po
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Eee, throw up a human population graph next to that temp graph, because have I got a surprise for you! The new claim is that population die off caused the Little Ice Age, thanks to disease and 'genocide'... 55 million out of roug
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Hey, I don't know you at all or your position. I don't assume anything other than the comments you make. You do seem to assume what I believe. >you and I both know that I was referring to anthropomorphic climate change, which
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
Most extreme solar flare this cycle also happened to occur.... your diet and recycling has not caused these temperatures https://twitter.com/drkstrong/status/1675669797462310919?ref...
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>that's just me disliking warmth Yes it is and your anecdotes don't mean much. You are saying the winters are less severe. The growing season is longer and it is generally more habitable. >people living through catastrophes
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
>Humans fixed the ozone layer Humans stopped creating a hole in the ozone layer
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Please provide some actual insight then. The state of climate will not have a direct effect on your life, the span of years you are alive. Not to a significant degree. It can have an indirect effect on your life by the introduction of harm
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The earth is in the final stages at the end of an ice age. It's weird, but for some reason people can't seem to recognize this fact. We exited a major glacial period and have been, for 11000 years, ending an ice age (a period w
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Arctic
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Take that with a grain of salt
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That is not a good recommendation and is also incorrect PTFE, the material, does not contain PFAS in bulk form. That's the end. Floss, as a product, could contain any number of compounds related to the manufacturing, packaging and coat
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by upsidesinclude 3y ago
I guess you'd also be giving someone extended life though right, so I guess that's for them to decide

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