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hackflip

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    Comment #43983327

    Disagreeable people are insurance policies. When the group is right, they are a drag. When the group is wrong, they are necessary.

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    Comment #42948597

    Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?

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    Comment #42877303

    Censorship just needs to work well enough for the average person. The brightest people who can bypass the censorship will be labeled crazy conspiracy theorists.

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    Comment #32690121

    The Devil you know

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    Comment #32678542

    We need to stop blaming the pandemic for things that were caused by lockdowns. Young healthy people were forced to put their lives on hold for 2 years so that some 86 year olds wou…

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    Comment #32678336

    If a company is going to discriminate against me, I want it done early, before both parties waste their time. Interviews are a two way street.

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    Comment #32677611

    All else equal, yes.

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    Comment #32677564

    "Let's lock down young healthy people's lives for 2 years so that the 86 year olds make it to 87"

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    Comment #32677431

    My young healthy sister got myocarditis after her booster and had to be hospitalized. This is after successfully fighting off a covid infection months prior. I'm far from antivax, …

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    Comment #32676928

    A vocal minority doesn't need to be very large to influence culture.

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    Comment #32636922

    Evolution isn't paused

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    Comment #32450714

    I've noticed a pattern in comedians who have a funny set but never make it big. They have a shtick that works, lean into it, then end up using it as a crutch. It doesn't scale to a…

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    Comment #32109114

    The road to hell is paved with good intentions

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    Comment #31924151

    Almost all of science fiction is "what if aliens/robots did to us what we do to other animals".

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    Comment #31304684

    The best friendships I've made in adulthood are mostly ex-coworkers.

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    Comment #31304141

    In Calgary I've used a parking machine that asked for a lot number. That is on a sign as you enter the parking lot. As if this machine could not be programmed to already know which…

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    Comment #31217772

    I'm always loading my bike/skis/etc into my car after a ride and forgetting to turn off Strava for the drive home.

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    Comment #30805293

    Anecdotally I don't think my parents could learn to program at a hireable level in their 60s.

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    Comment #30737074

    In a fairy tale nuclear disarmament would be great. But as long as any individual nation/dictator wants nukes, all nations will want nukes.

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    Comment #30736818

    Older parents are good for financial health. Less so for biological health.

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    Comment #30009096

    I think that a lot of people think this in theory, but in practice the "boiling frog" phenomenon prevents them from following through.

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    Comment #29923069

    The 3rd calendar year into this this, I'm willing to make that sacrifice. Everyone who wants to be vaccinated is vaccinated. Young people will overwhelmingly be fine. The old shoul…

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    Comment #29906175

    Those in power will always conflate the two.

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    Comment #29863901

    Should children have to sacrifice their development to protect adults? I always thought adults should be the ones making sacrifices for children, not the other way around.