whythre

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by whythre 1y ago
It was reckless. The flight was widely popularized by her huckster husband who was motivated to have his wife win him fame and fortune. She wasn’t ready, and in that sense, the attempt was reckless. If a person takes a big risk and makes it
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by whythre 1y ago
I mean, with Carlsen facing this sort of aggregate, large number of ‘opponents,’ yeah, I imagine quite a lot of them are cheaters.
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by whythre 1y ago
I believe it was legal obligation on the weekends- so in that way it was semi formalized. I think the results of the English bowmen speak for themselves, but I don’t think volley fire was necessary or present on the battlefields of the 100
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by whythre 1y ago
Henry the 3rd’s decree about practicing archery drills regularly across the peasant population really worked out well for the English during the 100 Years War- they were able to field high numbers of dangerous and skilled ranged warriors an
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by whythre 1y ago
If you consider bar restrooms, that is probably skewing the average higher…
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by whythre 1y ago
Have you consumed any recent media in the last 5 decades? Fathers are depicted as staggering oafs or well-meaning clowns, to be suffered by their wives and insulted by their children. Classically ideal dads are so rare that this cartoon cha
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by whythre 2y ago
We aren’t an agrarian society so children (and the labor they represent on the farm) are not a financial asset, they are a financial liability.
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by whythre 2y ago
I don’t really think it is ‘wrong,’ or even really unexpected. In the winter, fish may not a viable food option for the eagles due to ice or fish lifecycle. Birds of prey have to keep their weight low, and they don’t have the option to gorg
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by whythre 2y ago
Many of the bullying stories on here involve either a do-nothing response by authorities or both sides being punished. I do not see how constant monitoring ensures any kind of protection or justice.
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by whythre 2y ago
Humans can exhibit some mild torpor like behavior in extreme winter conditions. We are not ‘exclusively’ cold adapted lifeforms. Even if the Neanderthals had more adaptations for surviving in northern climates that does not mean they are ex
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by whythre 2y ago
Well, yeah. Everyone knows you aren’t pulling in millions in grant money or making millions off of patentable discoveries, you aren’t a real scientist.
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by whythre 2y ago
I think a charitable read would be a ‘one time extreme exposure.’ Passive exposure is bad, of course, but getting poison dumped on you by a crop duster has to be terrible.
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by whythre 2y ago
Doesn’t seem that hard to measure. It isn’t like the subject will become a mysterious P zombie, they will probably just become increasingly incoherent and then non verbal and then die. Damage a brain enough and brain death occurs. By the sa
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by whythre 2y ago
I see what you mean- but consider that the gut does seem to play a significant role in mood and mental health. The enteric nervous system may not hold memories, but it seems to have something to do with personality and digestion issues can
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by whythre 2y ago
Implying that everyone in the future will be incapable of sustaining a thought beyond 15 seconds; it’s not just the study apps, but yeah.
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by whythre 2y ago
American TikTok is literally a hyper addictive platform purpose built by the CCP to devour attention, waste time and sow division. It is not the same as television. Its widespread influence is a complete disaster for a healthy republic.
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by whythre 2y ago
The American Dream curdled into misplaced entitlement and overbearing arrogance.
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by whythre 2y ago
I read Crime and Punishment as a teenager and I enjoyed it quite a bit. Raskolnikov’s misadventures are not ‘fun’ but as a psychological exploration of guilt (or lack thereof), it was very interesting. I like Notes from the Underground and
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by whythre 2y ago
Interesting that the penalty was a fine… seems like the Bergen officials responsible should have been demoted or fired for acting like petty tyrants.
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by whythre 2y ago
A lot of what Americans consume is really crappy carbs and sugar, unfortunately. Even fatty meats would be better than that.
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by whythre 2y ago
Seems like goofy credentialism. Large amounts of this stuff don’t just appear; someone put it there. Why do we need an expert in ‘clandestine dumping’ to tell us that?
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by whythre 2y ago
Somebody’s grant money getting thrown down a hole…
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by whythre 2y ago
Right? Turns out having a spine is really annoying and inconvenient for the ruling class who now find themselves actually having to fend off interlopers.
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by whythre 2y ago
Do these nations not have navies? Can’t they tell the Russian non-combat ships (or pressure them) to get lost?
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by whythre 2y ago
Shouldn’t be a problem on the moon.
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by whythre 2y ago
Fine, they are fighting like dogs over scraps. Is that a better idiom? Either way the system is broken.
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by whythre 2y ago
That is crazy reductive to the point of ignorance. Doctrine does matter. You might know what your enemy is doing but if you fight wrong, even with foreknowledge, you will not win.
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by whythre 2y ago
This mindset can only be born of stability. If your country descends into chaos, having money on hand is better than having money in a bank, and therefore, not on hand.
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by whythre 2y ago
I don’t know why you are being downvoted, adhd medication is insanely overprescribed. Turns out, kids get antsy and hard to control after cramming them into overcrowded rooms for 8-9 hours a day doing slop work. Some schools are now forgoin
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by whythre 2y ago
That is fair. I do not find pop appealing, but the fast food analogy is apt.

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