He has said, although i can't recall where, that "far beyond the sun" is his favorite piece to play
I think he's pretty well analyzed it. Personally, I've had to drive a car full of toddlers with no heat in winter because my touch screen gave out and it was unsafe both to pull over and to try and troubleshoot while…
There is a scifi novel from the 80s or 90s employing a ~somewhat~ similar plot device for a human, although the name now escapes me. Ring a bell with anyone?
With no evidence to offer I strongly suspect this is the biggest piece of it >And, of course, educated women become able to sell services/goods that allow them to be financially independent, so as to not be coercible.
Dallas Buyers' Club was a thing because of governmental/societal prejudice against HIV/AIDS victims which itself stemmed from Christian bigotry towards gay people
Libertarian tech bros don't like progressive politics as a general rule
215 (96.4%) of 223 Republican Representatives voted for the resolution. 82 (39.2%) of 209 Democratic Representatives voted for the resolution. 6 (<2.7%) of 223 Republican Representatives voted against the resolution:…
Personally, I might be biased by my personal friendship with Kosovar Muslims, but I view the NATO interventions in Kosovo as a pretty unambiguously good thing. No idea whether this sentiment will be popular here. They…
Epic expanded into the Nordics and their providers found it disastrous on the whole, mostly because it's designed for the US healthcare system and therefore cares almost exclusively about billing, which is completely…
I'm fond of W59.22XA, "struck by turtle - initial encounter" aka the Aeschylus ICD code
It's funny, whataboutism was always touted as the preferred tactic of Russian trolls, but I never had the chance to actually see them deploy it on a relevant topic. Now that there is one, my God, they're shameless,…
That's the beauty of it. When winter rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death.
Absolutely, feel free to peruse my comment history for examples right here on this site.
It's also a wasted opportunity just from a competitive standpoint. Brain draining the shit out of Russia is a totally valid strategy that boosts the host nation while hindering Russia.
Thank you very much for the perspective, I think people all around the world are shocked at his brazenness and even people who were "right" about his plans are horrified to be so.
The day "jazzy" is chosen is the day Wordle makes some enemies
That would explain cogent arguments based on the real world. Does it explain blatantly false ones that align with Russian propaganda?
HackerNews has a weirdly pro-Russia bent, at least in these comment sections. People talking about how NATO "shouldn't expand" (why not, if the nations involved want to join a voluntary pact?) and how Crimea is and has…
I know of at least one additional American chestnut tree not listed in this article, in Oak Glen, CA. I was apple picking there and met a wonderful old man from Brittany who made a pilgrimage there every year to pick…
Purely anecdotal, but from discussion with my military friends there is widespread belief more than half of enlisted soldiers would've supported the Jan 6th coup attempt militarily. That percentage is far smaller along…
That is hugely off, even if you assume 100% of the registered shares came from reddit, which would be a very silly assumption to make.
Reddit in a nutshell. Read highly upvoted posts about any topic you really understand and it becomes apparent how much of its content is just kids spouting half remembered bullshit.
I think it comes down to priming, at least for those of average intelligence. They don't read the report start to finish with an objective mindset, they are first fed snippets here and there while being told what to…
Ironic nickname, then ("Bono Vox" being the original form)
Old.reddit.com is the only remotely usable form of the website and seems to have none of the obnoxious popups.
He has said, although i can't recall where, that "far beyond the sun" is his favorite piece to play
I think he's pretty well analyzed it. Personally, I've had to drive a car full of toddlers with no heat in winter because my touch screen gave out and it was unsafe both to pull over and to try and troubleshoot while…
There is a scifi novel from the 80s or 90s employing a ~somewhat~ similar plot device for a human, although the name now escapes me. Ring a bell with anyone?
With no evidence to offer I strongly suspect this is the biggest piece of it >And, of course, educated women become able to sell services/goods that allow them to be financially independent, so as to not be coercible.
Dallas Buyers' Club was a thing because of governmental/societal prejudice against HIV/AIDS victims which itself stemmed from Christian bigotry towards gay people
Libertarian tech bros don't like progressive politics as a general rule
215 (96.4%) of 223 Republican Representatives voted for the resolution. 82 (39.2%) of 209 Democratic Representatives voted for the resolution. 6 (<2.7%) of 223 Republican Representatives voted against the resolution:…
Personally, I might be biased by my personal friendship with Kosovar Muslims, but I view the NATO interventions in Kosovo as a pretty unambiguously good thing. No idea whether this sentiment will be popular here. They…
Epic expanded into the Nordics and their providers found it disastrous on the whole, mostly because it's designed for the US healthcare system and therefore cares almost exclusively about billing, which is completely…
I'm fond of W59.22XA, "struck by turtle - initial encounter" aka the Aeschylus ICD code
It's funny, whataboutism was always touted as the preferred tactic of Russian trolls, but I never had the chance to actually see them deploy it on a relevant topic. Now that there is one, my God, they're shameless,…
That's the beauty of it. When winter rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death.
Absolutely, feel free to peruse my comment history for examples right here on this site.
It's also a wasted opportunity just from a competitive standpoint. Brain draining the shit out of Russia is a totally valid strategy that boosts the host nation while hindering Russia.
Thank you very much for the perspective, I think people all around the world are shocked at his brazenness and even people who were "right" about his plans are horrified to be so.
The day "jazzy" is chosen is the day Wordle makes some enemies
That would explain cogent arguments based on the real world. Does it explain blatantly false ones that align with Russian propaganda?
HackerNews has a weirdly pro-Russia bent, at least in these comment sections. People talking about how NATO "shouldn't expand" (why not, if the nations involved want to join a voluntary pact?) and how Crimea is and has…
I know of at least one additional American chestnut tree not listed in this article, in Oak Glen, CA. I was apple picking there and met a wonderful old man from Brittany who made a pilgrimage there every year to pick…
Purely anecdotal, but from discussion with my military friends there is widespread belief more than half of enlisted soldiers would've supported the Jan 6th coup attempt militarily. That percentage is far smaller along…
That is hugely off, even if you assume 100% of the registered shares came from reddit, which would be a very silly assumption to make.
Reddit in a nutshell. Read highly upvoted posts about any topic you really understand and it becomes apparent how much of its content is just kids spouting half remembered bullshit.
I think it comes down to priming, at least for those of average intelligence. They don't read the report start to finish with an objective mindset, they are first fed snippets here and there while being told what to…
Ironic nickname, then ("Bono Vox" being the original form)
Old.reddit.com is the only remotely usable form of the website and seems to have none of the obnoxious popups.