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If you don't understand a difference between aggressively demeaning someone and existing in proximity, I don't know how to help you get there.

Yes. Here's an example of one, please don't take it the wrong way... You know how you just implicitly asked me to give you an example of one even though you asked me only a yes/no …

A few points: 1) You seem to be unaware of the fact that many people in the world feel personally affronted by public displays of affection. I think it's weird to not be aware of t…

That's not how fault works. At all. Ever. Noticing something and being annoyed is not evidence of anything other than your own emotions. Here's a word substitution experiment to co…

> People should err on the side of minimizing disruption in quiet public spaces. I hope that if you read what I wrote again[0] you'll realize that's a non-sequitur. [0] My mid-writ…

> The blog says they were talking louder than everyone else in the room. That means very little. We have no indication whether they were truly being disruptive or whether this pers…

Summary: If you find yourself getting annoyed by someone being actively engaged in a space, then maybe you have the problem, not them, and maybe you should chill out.

I think the chosen visualization detracts from learning rather than enhancing it. A simple, static flowchart would be more informative, easier to consume, and almost certainly less…

> When in the heck is Congress gonna get some backbone and hold this clown accountable. It's not a problem of backbone. Republicans (the majority group) in Congress clearly want th…

Grammatically, "under its theocratic rulers" is parenthetical to "is not a peace-loving nation that keeps to itself" in these sentences. Arguments about degrees of theocracy aside,…

The post suffers a bit from sloppy ontology. The argument being made appears to be that improving technical ability at the edges of a graph doesn't help when governance of inter-no…

It's not French! Hmm. Maybe in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris,_Texas ?

"Open to All Y'all"

> one shouldn't act like Iran under its current rulers is a peace-loving nation that keeps to itself. I guess the US should be bombed too by that logic.

To punish them for being invaded by us? The abuser saying "Why did you make me hit you?"

Couldn't find a non-AI picture of a bowl of rice?

Exercising zero political awareness or foresight or understanding of people. The problem isn't that this was a mistake. The problem is that this mistake was obvious from a mile awa…

Maybe "not unusual" is enough.

> It’s oddly difficult to do nothing, and while you’re doing nothing, it’s oddly difficult to feel at ease. I don't have difficulty with this. Doing nothing, thinking about nothing…

> Don’t worry Ok, I won't worry. But only because you said not to. > compiled them from McDonald's customer service It sounds like you didn't actually click through and read their …

> That’s 6-12% "Oh no!" > McDonald’s is known for having strong coffee Lol. > a double espresso from them is under 150mg McDonalds famously does not publish caffeine numbers becaus…

I make it strong. No sweeteners. An ounce or two of heavy cream. The amount of caffeine is probably quite high. Anyway, any concept of a "standard" coffee is substantially smaller …

My daily morning coffee is about that size though, so it's not huge to me. :)

> Please ... don't just write "it tastes good" ... no it don't. How do you not know that different things taste good to different people?

"Other people like something that I don't like! Oh no!"