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  • Run for office as a republican

    Or get ordained.

  • Likewise... I'm overboard on the computers..

    Currently have a gaming PC, an office PC, a laptop, a server, a NAS and three android devices.

    Oh well, they're all doing a job even if I would be fine with less.

  • Incest Winced? I've had that too, why so many videos in that category? Cringe!

  • Yay!

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  • Guatemala is a good place for frogs!

  • You're well on your way to a proper hive there

  • Thank you.

    I'll be seeding that.

    I'm doing my part.

  • i agree with you.

    My best friend is ex-police. My brother is police.

    They're not saints but they're good people, certainly not exploring or abusing anyone.

    Then again, we're not in the USA so I can't comment on what it's like there.

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  • Given that this has moved from discussing the topic to personal attacks, I'd say this conversation has run its course.

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  • I guess so. If you wanted to fake a reaction you could choose to, so the opposite must be true too, right? Choice happens at different levels, and most the choices we make happen at a level outside the conscious mind so quickly we wouldn't register them as choices

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  • Yeah, totally.

    I laugh at my hayfever, through the sneezing and the coughing. My husband gets angry.

    So we have very different levels of "suffering" to the same experience.

    Good example, thanks.

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  • I'd say they are choices, just not concious choices.

    You can demonstrate this by noticing the way different people have different reactions to the same experiences or events.

    Easiest to see in people because of the greater awareness and agency but it applies to cows too because they're smart enough to have individual personalities

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  • And the less said about the cream corn the better

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  • Freedom no, that's not a binary state.

    Free will? Yes. They have the capacity to react to their environment. The veal cow's sadness and suffering are evidence of the free will to react.

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  • Which is also free.

  • Fair enough. If they're cash poor, grabbing one of those cheap games consoles is a good plan. 😟

  • Is she spinning because she's happy? Or is she spinning to drill a hole in the floor and escape?

  • For a lot of games, yes. They provide the infrastructure for communication and connection.

    Its why you can, for example, send an invite in AOE via the in-game system or the steam system.

    Its why so many games show your steam name and avatar in the multiplayer menus.

    You surprised to hear this?

  • Good point. Steam provides a lot of the same multiplayer services and match making and they've never cost me a penny.

  • Regardless of the box cost, there's no arguing with the price of games in a Steam sale!

    I don't think I've paid more than £15 for a game in years and years.