wddkcs

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by wddkcs 2y ago
Shit, all life is a birth defect? Explains a lot.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
That's a birth defect, not applicable.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Privacy has always been dead. Idk why people love it's corpse so much.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Reifing, you can't help but not in English. Capabilities are given intention, intentions given classes, and godhood is a class...
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by wddkcs 2y ago
So shallow
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Oh my Lord...the GPTs are made of- people!
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Try getting GPT to draw pictures of Mohammed and it gets pretty scared.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Inequality has clearly increased across the entire world.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Are these expectations impossible, or simply accrued to the most privileged in society? It's not the materiality those kids are complaining about, it's the distribution. Big Corp and Big Government really think they can gas light
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Your ignorance of the content doesn't rule out it's existence
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Emojis capture emotional context. Definitions would track with groups of similar temperament.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Name one story where privilege doesn't flow from the top down. That's not a story, that's a fever dream.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
It couldn't exist otherwise. The privileged will always be the ones to push the boundaries of any endeavor, medicine included. Have hope that those rewards continue to work their way down, even though the process is long and arduous.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
These are differences in perspective. If you can't handle my disagreement with your imposition of regulation on my life, then you are the overbearing lack of evidence I fundamentally disagree with.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Please quantify the economic damage related to the decrease of sulfur in the worlds oceans. I'd love to see the breakout on the impact on Phytoplankton reproduction and the repurcussions on global fish reproduction.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Has it really decreased the prevalence of acid rain that much, and was acid rain really that large an issue? I haven't heard anything about it since the 90s.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
That climate activists should be immediately pushing to re&add sulfur? Please show one source citing negative effects of an effort to re-add, and one source citing positive effects of its removal. I find it funny to have three such vapi
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Why aren't activists immediately pushing to re-add sulfur? If you see that as bad faith, I guess we don't see the world close enough to discuss
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by wddkcs 2y ago
I agree with the first sentence. Alternatively, it's amazing how the environmental activists pushing these agendas are focusing on such bad faith efforts. Where has the outcry been to put sulfur back in maritime fuel, as another commen
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by wddkcs 2y ago
This is a bad example and overall I don't see the argument. For decades companies did force workers into extremely long hours. The standardization of the 40 hour work week was in some sense a collective action effort, starting with the
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by wddkcs 2y ago
It's a failure of our internal simulatory abilities. People are usually much more confident in their counterfactual beliefs than they have any right to be. Self reinforced internal narratives ("if only this had happened then this
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by wddkcs 2y ago
You'll live, for now. Personally I've never made it past the present
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by wddkcs 2y ago
No, and that reading is the exact dogmatic dipolism I'm talking about avoiding. Both sides are human, both sides are American, both sides of political spectrum are represented by the wealth elite. There are millions of common denominat
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by wddkcs 2y ago
That would depend upon what you count as a prediction. The Oracles of Delphi operated for hundreds of years, the Sibylline Oracles were relied upon for thousands of years, and both were universally regarded in their day as unnerving accurat
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by wddkcs 2y ago
All science is the process of kicking the can further down the road.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Seems like revisionist history. At least I don't see any impact of EU regulation on the US market, which is where the Tesla saga began.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Declarative moral statements like this are so vacuous. Of course there are intellectually honest people who believe both parties are the same. They may be evaluating or prioritizing the evidence differently, but that doesn't make one s
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by wddkcs 2y ago
That cement will always crumble, but the next empire will probably be built with it's pieces. It's no accident that the current global language is a derivative of the last 'worldwide' language, Latin, which itself flouri
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by wddkcs 2y ago
How dare you slander The Noble House. I love most of his works, but Straung is peak Clavell.
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by wddkcs 2y ago
Seems perfectly reasonable for people to be chasing buzzwords, when most people don't understand the underlying causal reasons for actual business success. Much safer to follow the herd rather than be left behind.

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