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psiops

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    Comment #46945994

    The best is yet to come!

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    Comment #43934651

    I noticed that "a basic sofa" involves some placing some floating bricks if built in the order of the animation. It hints at the way this model generates the designs. The automated…

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    Comment #42236285

    I think in the book those people were convinced to give up air travel by the eco-terrorists known as the Children of Kali shooting commercial airliners out of the sky, and not shoo…

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    Comment #41300077

    And to add insult to injury, the decoy mate turns out to be a sucker like you mind-controlled to act like the very thing he was pursuing...

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    Comment #40703360

    Why does the top-left part of the screen look like a sticker?

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    Comment #39776261

    The UK's National Health Service advises to eat no more than 70g a day (on average, I assume) to reduce the risks of bowel cancer. So 500g daily seems quite high.

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    Comment #38639201

    If you like this sort of stuff, I recommend The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity, a 2021 book by anthropologist and activist David Graeber, and archaeologist David Wen…

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    Comment #38542459

    Besides a fun read, the book is more a critique of the philosophical notion of Optimism, i.e. the idea that we are living in the optimal "timeline". Even if this reality is shit, O…

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    Comment #38189945

    Indeed, reading these hard-to-swallow truths actually restored some excitement about being a dev for me!

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    Comment #38189804

    That some top-tier management practices you experienced there. I expect your productivity*quality sky-rocketed.

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    Comment #37998575

    Ridiculing is one thing. Waging holy war, murdering, burning and dehumanizing is unfortunately a common reaction to differing viewpoints among religious folk.

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    Comment #37998538

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    Comment #37953337

    The thread starter argues it's not just fun, but a basic psychological need that we have been ignoring since we stopped "tripping", resulting in an increase in psychological issues…

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    Comment #37596986

    Children need to be socialized, and it's fairly unpleasant for them. This would still be needed regardless of how we distribute money. You're not being "a proper citizen" to receiv…

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    Comment #37566516

    In your case, just substitute "feeling gratitude for positive things in your life" with "consciously acknowledge positive things in your life".

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    Comment #37521091

    > Originally imported from the Netherlands as genever Juniper berries are called Jeneverbessen in Dutch, hence the name.

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    Comment #37478252

    The best time to send a probe to an exoplanet is 200 years ago. The second-best time to do it is now.

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    Comment #37416787

    I think he took the hint and removed the post.

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    Comment #37308701

    I'm getting the feeling our planet can't really handle a lot more of this "economic growth". At least not the way we've been doing it for the last 200 years.

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    Comment #37308234

    Not even that delicate, usually quite robust really. The interventions humans throw at it are just too massive.

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    Comment #36629100

    Could you give some examples of topics that would result in a US ban? I can't think of any topic given the allusion is equally laughably obscure as this (if it is even an allusion …

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    Comment #36597706

    I guess it pays to be temperamentful and "do nothing" if the pool of money you get to play with is huge to begin with. If you have limited funds to invest with, the temptation to t…

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    Comment #36352610

    It seems likely to me that meaning-making, like consciousness, is on a sliding scale across all life. So trying to find the first homonids that "had it" seems futile.

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    Comment #36254570

    The iGlasses could just as easily block information making a walk through downtown Manhatten look like a stroll through the woods. Use at your own risk :)