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sol_invictus

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About sol_invictus

Stay unconquered my friend.

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    to be frank I'm not here to argue the semantics of a single incident, but rather to argue against the "left can do no harm" crowd

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    Comment #32688739

    Just an example from, uh, 2 days ago: https://www.chronicle.com/article/professor-fired-for-allege...

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    Comment #32688400

    False comparison - you’ll find plenty of vitriol against white people, christians, traditional values and such in extreme left

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    Comment #31946203

    OP understands neither science nor complex systems. Science is never ”ready” so by their logic nothing would ever get published, and something as integral to human ”system” as the …

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    Comment #31943283

    Lifespan is a poor metric for quality of life. You can be alive whilst being plagued by multiple illness. Healthspan is what is important (how long you can live without suffering f…

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    Comment #30444409

    I can give you plenty of left-wing policies that ended in mass genocide. How do you fit that into your mental model?

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    Comment #30417455

    The question here is - is the cost difference of a shared bathroom versus a private bathroom the (or a) major factor in not building affordable housing and the answer is almost cer…

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    Comment #30414893

    Privacy? The original point, although not fully written out, was that the elite schooled grandfather thought it would be more effective to build housing with shared bathrooms, but …

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    Comment #30414621

    Because some people (as in, a vast majority of the global population) live their lives in a low-income bracket and one could consider it a very unpleasant thought to live your enti…

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    Comment #30370130

    It has large ears too. Which stereotype are you referring to that has large ears and noses? Brits perhaps?

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    Comment #30356994

    Agreed - out of the blunt comments, maybe 5% are truly abrasive. I don't think it is nearly as big of a problem as the author is making it to be.

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    Comment #30350213

    Serious question: do people want HN to turn into a safe space then? I always preferred the blunt tone of the forum, because in practical terms you can flesh things out faster that …

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    Comment #30332190

    It's difficult to read sentiment and know whether you're being sarcastic or not so please take no offense from my tone, but this is the complete opposite of "beautiful" - it is the…

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    Comment #30307241

    So lets say 50% of farmers quit and become philosophizing dog-walkers, please explain how you avoid a global famine and / or how you distribute food to people and simulatenously ta…

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    Comment #30249441

    Localism should be encouraged more, I agree, but I just get the vibe these antiwork activists arent arguing for that, but rather for some subjective right to spend their days doing…

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    Comment #30249395

    I dont understand the logic in this at all. Is the idea to have some sort of free flowing money pool a la UBI that ensures all people can obtain basic necessities? If so, then what…

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    Comment #30247121

    So what exactly is the alternative for selling your labour to someone else - and more importantly, one that is scalable to the general populace?

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    Comment #30160761

    Everything being revenue optimized and run by MBA people

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    Comment #30154909

    The mindset you describe is a mindset of exploration, adventure and tinkering. Occasionally it ends in catastrophe, but historically has been the driver of some of the greatest inv…

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    Comment #30084552

    Mastering the subconscious is definitely a top trait for attention management / discipline and quality of life in general. I noticed this pattern not too long ago: was reading a te…

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    Comment #30084503

    By now it's fairly well known the most addictive apps & sites exploit your dopamine system to keep you hooked in: https://sitn.hms.harvard.edu/flash/2018/dopamine-smartphones...

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    Comment #30083262

    Usual culprit - your brain's dopamine circuits are fried by your daily activities like endless phone browsing, video games etc. Cut down on dopamine junk and you'll find motivation…

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    Comment #30083216

    Thanks. I still find it surprising a company of Amazon's stature wouldn't have figured out how to fully automate something relatively trivial like this.