Experiment 29A

AuDHD rizzler in training

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@UbermenschMind I didn’t have to cripple myself to be a father, but there is a lot of sacrifice of personal time and existence. I don’t blame anyone: parental sacrifice for children is an equilibrium strategy and I adopt it voluntarily, like most parents, I think

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@kylascan Having children is of course the most important. In urban societies, one of the most important things needed to have children is money

[Paul Heron @Paul_Heron_]

Well that’s what it was like for us in the 90s, living with a mythical version of the 60s always in the background.

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@Nithya_Shrii No mileage in making enemies, but if you pay attention you know that people err constantly, no matter how expert or benevolent

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@HaydenHewitt It was cool but these kinds of scenes seem to usually be short-lived

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@DonMiami3 It’s surprising there are as many high-quality products and services as there are

But maybe these jobs are just really boring and they struggle to hire and motivate

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@er4seursocial An ordinary question anyone could have. It’s hard to get information about private life, and contemporary public culture doesn’t encourage simple intimacy or affection

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@t_Duches I go online to speak freely about things that interest me. Public social life does not allow that

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@river_is_nice Travel can be horizon-expanding, but honestly, the idea that being more cultured makes you wiser or a better person is absurd

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@shagbark_hick I found it hard to do much of anything while caring for young children. I am slowly emerging from the exhaustion

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@Yuchenj_UW I also don’t want their low-quality output going into my training set

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@jakozloski So was divorce

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Jury trials are the modern equivalent of tossing chicken bones. Not a sound rational procedure at all, but (a) does yield a decision, (b) isn’t completely controlled by the oligarchy, and (c) has enough religious backing for the populace to accept it

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@ChristianHeiens I’m sure that jury trials have always been a black hole of bias and ignorance, as there’s no tracking or enforcement. The only reason the courts can function at all is that most cases are resolved without a trial

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@davidzmorris Correct take

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@DaveShapi This is just life

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So off-base. You can lose a few pounds total by upping vegetable consumption. Or 5-10 pounds a month on a GLP-1 RA

[Diana Dukic @diana_dukic]

Cigarettes in the 70s, cocaine in the 80s, Ozempic today. Humanity will do literally anything except eat a vegetable.

[Diana Dukic @diana_dukic]

Cigarettes in the 70s, cocaine in the 80s, Ozempic today. Humanity will do literally anything except eat a vegetable.

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@Jonathan_Blow Big companies have a lot of advantages, but it becomes hard to keep incentives aligned

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@suchnerve I suspect it’s always been like that, though

For me, the only really depressing thing about being well-informed is how hard it gets to relate to the more poorly informed 98% of the population