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northernskies2016 t1_jegbpkg wrote
Going out to eat fast food in 2001
We used to be a happy family before the big fall
DeathUriel t1_jegbphf wrote
Reply to comment by AutoModerator in TIFU by agreeing to get into the car with my uncle. by [deleted]
B0t can s_ck my d1ck. :)
Incipiente t1_jegbph4 wrote
Reply to comment by Jrapin in We’re Washington Post journalists who spent the past months investigating how the AR-15 became a symbol of the gun control debate, political identity and mass shootings. Ask us anything. by washingtonpost
seems almost AI-generated, with a negative prompt such as "do not answer the actual question"
thebarkingdog t1_jegbp69 wrote
Reply to Chick-delayed by Brave-Cream391
If it were for Roaming Rooster, I could understand. But hate chicken?! This is terrible.
baum-fisch t1_jegbp6x wrote
Reply to Bulbs Not Included by bgab91
As it happens, the adress onlylamps.com is still available. Use your chance now for only 2348,76€! What are you waiting for?
jh_2719 OP t1_jegbp4f wrote
Reply to comment by AdrianMan1987 in Doubleshot ABS Keycap Comparison by jh_2719
I would say Keykobo (the sets I have) sit in on the same level as JTK, but worse than Domikey on the Alphas. I've heard that they've done some updates to the moulds recently, but generally for the price of a Keykobo set it's still excellent value. GMK overall for legends is still the most consistent across different sets.
[deleted] t1_jegboyq wrote
Reply to comment by bigfatfurrytexan in TIL In the West the largest meal of the day has historically been eaten at midday. It was not until Napoleon's empire there was the "abominable habit of dining as late as seven in the evening" as British travelers reported. The British adopted later dinners by 1850 from changes in work schedules. by jamescookenotthatone
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farquadsleftsandal t1_jegbovc wrote
Everyone is attempting to sell their equities, real assets, and crypto at the same time and nobody is buying? Bullish
proggR t1_jegbon7 wrote
Reply to comment by TruthOf42 in TIL: honeycombs start out circular, and the surface tension of the beeswax pulls them into hexagons as it solidifies, because it is the most energetically favorable conformation. by craigdahlke
Given the square shape of the container, from the time I've played in the sandbox it comes out with proper edges like a pyramid (though clearly rounded to some degree). Or if its a rectangular container you'll get something like an Acadian style roof.
Excellent-Ad-1606 t1_jegbole wrote
Reply to The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda
I got rid of my car bc of the metro, it’s just a black hole of money otherwise. Plus I sleep better knowing I don’t gotta move for street sweeping.
Initial_Scarcity_609 t1_jegbol5 wrote
Reply to A new report found that Mass. has the highest GDP per capita in the country and is among the states least dependent on federal dollars. by truthseeeker
I follow this subreddit and also /r/Florida that stark contrast and positive news I see on here compared to there makes me sad
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mickyrow42 t1_jegbo7y wrote
Reply to comment by garth_meringue in The pic for this sub is in poor taste by gwmjr
It's only on mobile.
Hedge_the_Hog_HtH t1_jegbo37 wrote
Reply to comment by Sweaty_Recipe_8772 in Most overrated game franchise? by skinnyfamilyguy
I can't imagine what bosses are gank bosses for you and how are there 5 in a row.
Greatwood, sage, deacons, watchers and Volnir? Deacons and Volnir isn't even a fair fight. Sage is technically alone. Greatwood's dudes can be stunned by literally rolling into them.
Anyways, bosses will become much better from this point.
MrPsychiatrist t1_jegbo32 wrote
It's a true chain-saw.
lego_office_worker t1_jegbo05 wrote
Reply to comment by Remarkable-Papaya-59 in Have you completely lost any desire to watch Everything, Everywhere All At Once? by Peon-Flux
the movie part
libertina_belcher t1_jegbnx6 wrote
So did you email him?
GyantSpyder t1_jegbns6 wrote
Reply to comment by Edmondg3 in /r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | March 27, 2023 by BernardJOrtcutt
This is pretty basic freshman year philosophy stuff. If you're finding it really crazy and eye-opening then this is probably an area where you could blow your mind a lot!
It's long, but it's reasonably well-organized and I think it makes straightforward sense. I didn't make up the terminology.
None of this depends on free will or karma - at least not in the sense that it requires there to be an external punisher who enforces compliance with moral rules or a externally verifiable sense that things could have happened in ways other than they did. A lot of ethics does involve seriously thinking about why anyone would want to be ethical, and it doesn't start and stop with just the supernatural or speculative.
Something can be "the right thing to do" because, for example, it leads to you becoming the person you want to be. And whether you have free will or not does not matter. It can be the right thing to do because it's what you would want people to do for you, which also isn't an exotic concern.
In general this sub is way too obsessed with speculative questions of free will, sentience, determinism, consciousness, and "nihilism" and not really concerned with or interested enough in what life is actually like and how philosophy as a broad literature might give you a systematic way of speaking about it and making some sense of it. Of course you could accuse philosophers of the same thing but that's not always the case.
I just think your initial question in this comment thread isn't really a "free will" question - because whether you have free will or not I think if you're talking about change over time there is a role for random chance as a retroactive explanation that has a role in grasping moral situations.
[deleted] OP t1_jegbnm1 wrote
Reply to husband's coworker ( F30) asking my husband why he's so protective of me (f 29) by [deleted]
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PruneObjective401 t1_jegbnm3 wrote
Reply to Which movie has better 2 hour non-stop violence? John Wick 4 or Mad Max: Fury road? by MinuteSolid8821
They're both crazy, but I'd say Mad Max (only because I can't believe no one died while filming those stunts).
tempaccountinterval t1_jegbnjz wrote
Reply to comment by JFrederickH in Indie Horror Master Ari Aster Explains His Biggest, Weirdest Movie Yet by phraxos
Haha, very funny take on a very possible scene.
StyreneAddict1965 t1_jegbnjm wrote
Reply to comment by google257 in [I ate] Spam and Egg Musubi by soulofjapan
Interesting, I'll have to try it.
Pal__Pacino t1_jegbnhk wrote
In addition to great suspense, his movies are also very Freudian and layered in way most middle-brow entertainment isn't.
Like, on the surface Shadow of a Doubt is about a girl suspecting her uncle of being a serial killer, but on a subconscious level it's about a girl struggling with a taboo attraction she has to her uncle.
Hitchcock was a real sicko in a fun way.
frozenwaffle549 t1_jegbpnn wrote
Reply to comment by frozenwaffle549 in I'm 23yo kicking of my financial journey, any advice? by lions239
I forgot to mention you are killing it. Don't forget to enjoy some of it. You may find out that your future spouse hates the condo you purchased lol