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hexer292
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Comment #49150863
I'm probably way off the mark here, but my instinct tells me there's nothing intrinsic about the human condition that makes it the exclusive vessel of thought. It is theoretically …
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Comment #47448551
The same way expecting you understand what a Kelvin is isn't respectful to you.
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Comment #47448537
Saying something is false and then asking for citations doesn't seem that helpful to me. To support your argument, take the following example: Lets take some water at 273.15 Kelvin…
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Comment #47448460
Also, the way Kelvin is defined necessitates that both degrees are identical. If 10 degrees Celcius defined the boiling point of water at 1 atmosphere (or whatever the actual defin…
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Comment #47448419
This is probably the most ridiculous comment I've read in the history of this website. There is no difference in the amount of energy 1 degree Celsius delta and 1 degree Kelvin del…
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Comment #47351600
Just like increasing taxes incentivises people not to work.
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Comment #47072624
After seeing a post on an x86 kernel in zig ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47055262 ), I thought people might be interested in my project for an os for the original IBM PC.…
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Comment #46612219
There is no line. Killing one person while saving a thousand is just as bad as killing one person.
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Comment #46612204
I think it's different to the trolley problem in terms of trying to measure the outcome. If we make decisions based on what will have the best outcome, well the trolley problem is …
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Comment #46612180
How would you compare the two? I think no matter what the good was, you're still left with "yeah, but x happened".
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Comment #46612167
I guess my point is you will always be bad as a result of doing this very bad thing, no amount of karma can counter it.
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Comment #46610608
Moral distance is an interesting concept, because it implies two acts are comparable at some level. If someone cured cancer, do you think they couldn't be tried for murder?
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Comment #46610305
People have always told me I'm too hard on myself. Then again, I've made mistakes to know I wasn't hard enough on myself. If you're worried about causing a negative effect on someo…
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Comment #46610171
> You can save thousands of people, but murdering someone still should mean a life sentence. I've struggled with this point of view since my early teens, and possibly even earlier.…
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Comment #46394901
As a discord user, it's the kind of platform that I would want to have running to receive notifications, sort of like the SMS of gaming. A large part of my friend group use discord…
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Comment #46250462
Not giving men any authority on abortion is taking a hard stance that abortion is a female issue over a human issue. I won't pass any judgement either way, but it's an interesting …