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Burning_Monk posted:I'll never get over someone not having an internal monologue. As a deep-seated introvert, most of daily interactions are me arguing with myself in my head. I love devising amazing counterpoints and sick burns in arguments I never actually have.
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May 11, 2022 22:28
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Burning_Monk posted:I'll never get over someone not having an internal monologue. As a deep-seated introvert, most of daily interactions are me arguing with myself in my head. People can have thoughts and self-interactions that aren't in the form of words or language People with "no internal monologue" still have brains full of thoughts and ideas and etc etc etc They just don't necessarily experience those thoughts in the form of an imagined voice talking. RPATDO_LAMD has a new favorite as of 22:32 on May 11, 2022 |
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May 11, 2022 22:30
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Skwirl posted:Eh, I'd take a pardon and then just say "I still think I'm innocent but really didn't want to be in jail." I think the issue with Joe was he was then ineligible to run for office as a convicted felon.
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May 11, 2022 22:32
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Serperoth posted:I guess this would be a consequence, but it could count for precedent? Can't say "I've never been convicted" or something if it's a pardon? Dunno, this is the vibe I get He was already convicted. Think of it in terms of good people that went to jail for doing good things, like a doctor who gave weed to a cancer patient illegally.
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RPATDO_LAMD posted:People can have thoughts and self-interactions that aren't in the form of words or language While this is exactly correct, I'm still convinced Cernovich is a p-zombie
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May 11, 2022 22:37
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No screen shots because I don't feel like doing that to people I personally know, but so so many people on my Facebook right now are sharing the formula recipes from the 50s and 60s, while managing to leave out that they're short several vital nutrients and vitamins and such, that need to be separately supplemented for. Commenting on them about that, and that while they can make good stopgap measures for the formula shortage, they are not good long term solutions is getting....rather old. Especially since so many of them are also adding "I bet it's healthier than what's out there now!"
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May 11, 2022 22:39
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dialhforhero posted:I love devising amazing counterpoints and sick burns in arguments I never actually have. No lie this is literally how I post, and how I think. I find it generally the most helpful way to think about things is to imagine that I am talking to someone else about it. It helps to make my writing more readable and just generally is quite useful for understanding and working through ideas.
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RPATDO_LAMD posted:People can have thoughts and self-interactions that aren't in the form of words or language Not Mike. Dude exists strictly as a response to stimuli in front of him with no continuity of thought, whether it's words, shapes or abstract concepts.
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May 11, 2022 22:56
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AngryRobotsInc posted:Especially since so many of them are also adding "I bet it's healthier than what's out there now!" "I bet this baby food was healthier before we knew much about health and food!"
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May 11, 2022 23:00
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Vib Rib posted:But why. I mean I guess the answer is just a deeply ingrained glorification of the past mixed with decades of conservative messaging about how the present, future, and progress in all forms is bad, actually. But some people will really just argue that anything old must be better. chemicals! I don't know which are bad, but the moment my salami has nitrates instead of celery salt I know they're bad! Coolness Averted has a new favorite as of 23:13 on May 11, 2022 |
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May 11, 2022 23:08
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That just reminded me of that chick with the conspiracy theory about the ethiopian calendar, literally said something about how it was invented before the gregorian one so "so they knew better than us" What the hell is this mindset? Do they use lead based makeup in their scheele's green powder room before taking a horse to go post on facebook via telegram?
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May 11, 2022 23:11
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Bismuth posted:That just reminded me of that chick with the conspiracy theory about the ethiopian calendar, literally said something about how it was invented before the gregorian one so "so they knew better than us" That's just a new version of the 2012 Mayan apocalypse theory.
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May 11, 2022 23:18
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Bismuth posted:That just reminded me of that chick with the conspiracy theory about the ethiopian calendar, literally said something about how it was invented before the gregorian one so "so they knew better than us" But even if you believed ancient people were smarter...it's a calendar, it's completely arbitrary. I don't get it
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May 11, 2022 23:35
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RatHat posted:But even if you believed ancient people were smarter...it's a calendar, it's completely arbitrary. I don't get it People believe that the time in which you were born has celestial provenance and that the position of various bodies in outer space has some physical and spiritual governance over your life. Is the idea that a calendar might have some importance really so strange given that?
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May 11, 2022 23:45
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tbf those ancient people are smarter than these dumb people because they used their astronomy knowledge to 1) know the earth isnt flat. 2) also know that the year was 365.25ish days too. but didnt really care.
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May 11, 2022 23:49
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They only didn’t care because the moon is way easier to observe since you can stare at it AND it has observable changes with the naked eye AND it was consistent.
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Constellations and the stories around them don't really make sense until you realize how bored people back then must have been without XBOX.
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also the night sky was like insanely beautiful and awe inspiring before light pollution
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Skwirl posted:That's just a new version of the 2012 Mayan apocalypse theory. Yeah her whole thing was that the ethiopian calendar (which is old and therefore more correct) is in 2014, which means 2020 was their 2012, and the mayan calendar (also old and correct) said the world was going to end in 2012, so they were predicting covid.
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May 12, 2022 00:10
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Ah, yes. Pestilence. Definitely NOT something that has occurred since, or before, 36 CE.
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May 12, 2022 00:15
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Skwirl posted:Eh, I'd take a pardon and then just say "I still think I'm innocent but really didn't want to be in jail." The biggest consequence is that you don't have any risk of legal jeopardy, so you are no longer protected against self-recrimination. So you lose a lot of the 5th amendment protection and can be compelled to testify.
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theironjef posted:The biggest consequence is that you don't have any risk of legal jeopardy, so you are no longer protected against self-recrimination. So you lose a lot of the 5th amendment protection and can be compelled to testify. Yup Also the admission of guilt part was sort of the basis behind the Nixon pardon. Ford believed that if it was accepted at least Nixon would be on record admitting he was guilty I mean man maintained his innocence until the end but still
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May 12, 2022 00:21
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Also isn’t it still a “yes” check on the ol’ job application when asked in the questionnaire if you’ve been convicted as a felon?
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May 12, 2022 00:21
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If ancient people were that smart then why are they all dead?
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theironjef posted:The biggest consequence is that you don't have any risk of legal jeopardy, so you are no longer protected against self-recrimination. So you lose a lot of the 5th amendment protection and can be compelled to testify. There was even a Supreme Court case, Burdick v. United States, because someone refused to accept a Presidential pardon so they could keep taking the Fifth. Wikipedia posted:Background
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dialhforhero posted:Also isn’t it still a “yes” check on the ol’ job application when asked in the questionnaire if you’ve been convicted as a felon? yea you're 100% a normal convicted felon even if pardoned, that's why expunging records as part of legalizing drugs and all is so important because even if you pardon everyone they're still dealing with all the problems of being a felon.
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tbh we also need laws in privacy so info about a persons past doesnt show up so easily in free search engine searches or employers cant ask or get that kind of info if its not relevant.
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PhazonLink posted:tbh we also need laws in privacy so info about a persons past doesnt show up so easily in free search engine searches or employers cant ask or get that kind of info if its not relevant. yea I mean there's a pretty solid case to make that the mere existence of 'felon status' is unconstitutional extra punishment and even if not it's just deeply unethical to brand someone for life after they serve their time.
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stealing a joke from QI and adding a few more cents to calendar / basic astronomy 101 chat. only women cared about keeping track of 28/30 days. PhazonLink has a new favorite as of 04:21 on May 12, 2022 |
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AlbieQuirky posted:how are there people so loving stupid They spend all their time talking, playing, dancing and making love.
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https://twitter.com/CocoaFox023/status/1524281182695079936 lmao
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Zil posted:They spend all their time talking, playing, dancing and making love.
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Knormal posted:All people in first world country do is eat hot chip and lie. Can confirm 
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we definitely should not be encouraging young children to breathe
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All religions except for Christianity are satanic, especially Eastern ones. Anyway no we're not racist, how dare you insinuate that
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Mx. posted:we definitely should not be encouraging young children to breathe They really doubled down on that point, I was trying to figure out what their particular problem was with deep breating (pranayama) Anyway my five-year-old loves to show her little brother how to do yoga poses, and it's cute as all hell so gently caress this,
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