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bustedbuddha t1_jeg1gnn wrote
Reply to comment by Artanthos in The only race that matters by Sure_Cicada_4459
Most of those problem are down to an inefficient system, which could easily be described itself as having alignment problems Even sensible management and governance could support 20bn people if it focused on the environment and survivability.
EasyBOven t1_jeg1gps wrote
Reply to comment by CirnoIzumi in Stories with humanized animals are cute. Stories with animalized humans are terrifying. by NoNo_Cilantro
Yeah, you're talking psychology, but I think ethics is more important here. Why would it be ok to treat these individuals in ways we would not want to be treated?
murkler42 t1_jeg1gf3 wrote
Reply to comment by Theungry in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Will Have World Premiere at Cannes Film Festival by MarvelsGrantMan136
MMIW?
Valbertnie t1_jeg1gdh wrote
Reply to comment by mcmur in [OC] The United States Prison Crisis by cbarrettg
Did you miss the part that this is a chart of Federal Prisons and federal crimes, not state prisons with other crime types? It's literally in the chart.
Do you know the difference between federal crimes and state crimes? Focusing on federal crimes and prisons without looking at state prisons and convictions is only giving a small portion of the big picture.
dman2316 t1_jeg1gcs wrote
Reply to comment by Throwaway08080909070 in ELI5: If benzodiazepines are CNS depressants, why is it so hard to die from a overdose of them alone? by psychrolute
Can attest to that one unfortunately. I'm on very high doses of hydromorphone (which for those who don't know is much stronger than regular morphine, 1mg of hydromorphone is equivalent to 10mg of regular morphine, and a small dose for me is 8mg of hydromorphone but have had to take up to 18mg before at doctors instruction) due to a combination of the seriousness of the pain and also the fact that my body for some reason is insanely good at processing medications, not just opioids but all types of meds, i always need far higher than the normal dose no matter what the medication is. So i was in the hospital when the dumbass doctor decided to give me benzos at a dose that was 4 times higher than they normally give to help me sleep cause i hadn't slept in almost 4 days, and i was far too tired to catch the problem until it was already too late. Scariest shit i've ever experienced.
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Reply to IMF approves $15.6 billion loan for Ukraine by Kimber80
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Rstar2247 t1_jeg1fvo wrote
I guess there's a lot of options ranging from them having too much time on their hands to hiding relationships from people they know. More importantly.... why are you worried about what your ex is doing?
Butterypydna246 t1_jeg1fvk wrote
Reply to Reindeer in Murmansk, Russia, 1941 by Lepke2011
I will take a dozen mummies,please.
Koeienvanger t1_jeg1fub wrote
Reply to comment by Eeeeeeebee in This old doll uses a vinyl like record to talk and sing by Eigenurin
Teenagers are kids.
Lopsided_Control_577 t1_jeg1fgz wrote
Reply to comment by FernadoPoo in Graffiti Magazine (March 1987) by Aggravating-Metal167
It clearly stunted growth.
MandellaK407 t1_jeg1fd0 wrote
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I_Love_Booty_Pics_ t1_jeg1f6l wrote
Reply to comment by tequilaanddeadlifts in Another contractor beware by tequilaanddeadlifts
You come off very professional on every post I see from you, even negative posts directed at your business. I just wanted to let you know people notice and remember that quality in people.
DerRaumdenker t1_jeg1ey2 wrote
I went to the doctor for an examination
"I think you should stop masturbating"
"Why doc?"
"Because I'm trying to examine you"
A_Man_Who_Writes t1_jeg1eu0 wrote
Reply to comment by The_rising_sea in Massachusetts RMV drops case against Virginia man who overstayed vacation! by Hoosac_Love
Why are you not able to imagine Occam’s Razor here? Young dude stays with friends in Boston for a month and random Karen calls in the out-of-state car that’s been in her neighborhood for 30 days. Not that difficult to imagine. And whether you like it or not, requesting the dude after-the-fact to register his car in Massachusetts even though he’s a permanent Virginia resident is beyond silly.
tacoman333 t1_jeg1es1 wrote
Reply to comment by WAdogfood in Film taste is largely subjective by 85Millennial
Because I can show that every judgement of a movie's quality is based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions, and is therefore, by definition, subjective.
The camera being out of focus can communicate a character being disorientated, or act as a shorthand for a quick motion, or direct the audience's eyes to something more important in the shot, or maybe a filmmaker wants to make a dreamlike film, where like in a dream, it feels impossible to focus. Leaving the camera out of focus is just yet another tool in a filmmaker's belt, and using that tool isn't "objectively bad." Similarly, having actors mumble their lines is a choice to try for a more realistic conversational style at the expense of clarity, it is neither an objectively good or bad thing, just a personal decision made by a creative.
The idea that every movie should be clear in its message and visual presentation to be "good" (an opinion I see repeated a lot) is much like believing that realism is the only valid style of painting. It's pretty silly to me, but then again, it's all subjective so it's perfectly fine if you have that opinion just don't pretend you are objectively right.
TangibleBelly t1_jeg1ep0 wrote
Reply to comment by Cobblestone-boner in Whale oil at my local neighborhood pharmacy by Cobblestone-boner
Aw dang
CautiousCold8392 t1_jeg1e81 wrote
Reply to ELI5-What is the fibonacci sequence? by amsdys
In the Fibonacci sequence, each number is the sum of the two previous ones. It is helpful in computer science, for instance, for creating random numbers and sorting data. Natural examples include the spiral shapes of shells and galaxies.
USSBigBooty t1_jeg1dtz wrote
Reply to comment by No_Rope4561 in Doing construction work without a permit by gut46
LNI actually employs a number of angry crows. The key is to leave out berries, bread, a small tank of fish, and expensive red wines.
Maureen may have reported you (fuck you Maureen), but rest assured, the crows investigated and confirmed the report.
tony96321 t1_jeg1dos wrote
UGLY BOY - ( i wanna try on) Your Clothes.
My friend makes music and he released his latest album Flinghead and this is one of my favorite songs off the album and oat. He doesn't promote his stuff much but I think he should be getting the attention he deserves, check out this song.
LCyfer t1_jeg1dl3 wrote
Reply to Murder was legal in my town of Brightwood Pines. I didn't question it until I started getting toothache. Then I was questioning my whole existence. by Trash_Tia
As far as I understood, Brightwood is a program that the influencers signed up to, (though some were created for it) which is like an online Alternate Reality Game (ARG), to stop/reduce mankind from committing murder. They are programmed to fully assimilate into the world. Maybe they were criminals and this was an alternative to prison/death, or maybe it was just for views. I may be very wrong, but regardless, I love this story! The way it weaves back and forward is excellent. Can't wait for more! (✷‿✷)
Wavesignal OP t1_jeg1df4 wrote
Reply to comment by Nervous-Newt848 in Google CEO Sundar Pichai promises Bard AI chatbot upgrades soon: ‘We clearly have more capable models’ - The Verge by Wavesignal
I think they are already working on it, one comment on my profile shows a pic from today's Bard update having a link to a product placement, which I haven't seen before
wBuddha OP t1_jeg1ddx wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Cell Phones *in* Movies by wBuddha
Ya, this is my point.
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in What is known about pain enhancement? For instance, are there drugs that are the opposite of analgesics? If so, what are they and how do they work with neurons/neurotransmitters? by DollyPartWithOn
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