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funkless_eck

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  • J.D. Vance reveals atrocious little detail of Trump’s health care plan

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  • your first sentence sounds like it's saying the opposite btw

  • I redid the meme with what hurts me

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  • as a complete layman and hobbyist i also personally think that "more pythonic" coding can sometimes be more confusing.

    I dont think any beginner reads "j for j for i in k" and instantly gets it.

    maybe unpopular opinion idk

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  • I can do it just fine

  • Candace Owens suspended from YouTube after Kanye West interview

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  • I became politically aware - as in I could name more politicians than just the head of state for big countries - in my late teens. I'm now 41. Never remember such a time

    Furthermore reading history doesn't help disabuse me of that notion either.

  • Kamala Harris gives first solo interview as Democratic nominee

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  • What were you expecting? "As president I will personally set the price of every item in every grocery store in the country"

    As much as I'm for holding politicians to account - we should do it on stuff they can actually do.

  • No thoughts

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  • mine can't purr and does a weird heavy breathing thing instead. it's OK though I still get the dopamine

  • The disappointment

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  • geologically speaking, yes

  • Yarr

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  • then why are my masc 4 masc posts never answered

  • Can somebody solve this puzzle?

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  • USAA has 8-12 ONLY. My smallest memorized password algorithm is 13 characters, that I typically use for throwaways, doesn't even fit.

  • Anarchy Easter Eggs

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  • 'pataphysics is an extension of metaphysics - both of which extend the concept of "that which is beyond"

    although connected - surrealism from the French for "under reality" is more about incongruity with what is real, but meta- and 'pata-physics are looking at what is beyond the physical.

    Dream-like things like a star with a face are surreal, something like an actual sentient star would be 'pataphysical

  • Anarchy Easter Eggs

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  • I'd argue semantically that surrealism is that which lies under reality whereas Doublethink (and other Orwellian language) lies over reality

  • Aaron J. Waltke (PRO writer and executive producer) debates the answer to a poorly written Jeopardy clue.

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  • if you want a quiz show that is punishing and exacting, I recommend University Challenge. It's so brutal it's probably technically death metal.

  • New panic alarm system at Georgia H.S. saved lives during shooting, officials say. Advocates want it nationwide.

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  • you say the lions share of murders are committed by drug gangs, but that's ignoring the majority of gun injuries are self inflicted.

    And while it was written into the constitution it was amended into the constitution, and like the 21st which repealed the 18th, could be amended out again.

    you also say there are 5x defensive Gun owners. This is a made up statistic - there is no formal definition of a defensive gun owner, there is no way to shoot a gun defensively.

    While it may take time - a few generations - maybe even a dozen generations - to disarm the majority of households, it's possible.

    who are you disarming

    the majority of gun owners own guns for fun/sport. So while, yes, it is sad to ruin fun, it's also sad to have children killed.

    Finally, you don't have to ban all guns, you could keep say, bolt action rifles and single barrel shotguns - where sports and hunting could still continue. This wouldn't solve all the problems but it might have saved lives multiplicatively in mass shootings.

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  • it's more that what we perceive may be not what animals feel, especially as cute behaviors get them more attention, it's self-reinforcing.

    a cat may look like they're having an existential crisis but may be feeling an emotion humans don't have, like "ready to hunt but need to conserve limited energy while remaining very alert"

    a dog may look happy but actually is upset and hungry so is doing the thing that gets them the treat

  • Rastafarian [beetlemoses]

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  • Someone has teefed de cheese!

  • Afterlife

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  • considering heaven is often described as everyone praising God repeatedly without break for eternity, probably not that far off

  • Ghosts

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  • relative to the galactic central point, per Eric Idle, the earth would be 200k/125 miles away in a single second, or relative to everything in the universe / background radiation, it would be 23,000 miles (37,000 km) away in a single second.

    Preserving momentum in different directions and you quickly double it

    Assuming an even rate of death, that's just under 2 people dying per second currently, so you wouldn't even be able to see the people who died before or after you if you retained human senses as a ghost.

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  • its theorized that's why human penises are also shaped the way they are

  • Trump Demands Changes for Next Debate, Prompting Claims He’s “Afraid” to Debate Kamala Harris

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    • Degree in PolSci and Econ
    • Head of econ soc, debate team, AKA sorority
    • Doctorate of Jurisprudence
    • president of NLBSA
    • Passed the bar
    • Immediately made Deputy DA
    • chief of Career Criminal Division
    • elected to SF DA as the underdog of 3 candidates, ran unopposed for second term
    • First woman, African American and South Asian American Attorney General
    • Won a legal challenge against a coalition of the five largest mortgage lenders for better rates
    • Brokered privacy policy with FAANG+HP+Blackberry
    • Elected to Senate, committees on Budget, Homeland Security, Fed Spending, Emergency Management, Intelligence, Judiciary, Constitutional Rights, Privacy in Tech
    • Chosen as VP pick
    • Co authored withdrawal from Afghanistan
    • Negotiations with France over nuclear submarines
    • Thurgood Marshall Award
    • Newsweeks 20 most powerful women in 2005
    • Time100 three times, twice before becoming VP
    • bipartisan justice award
    • Two honorary doctorates
    • two books + a children's book

    ...

    • not as smart as Trump

    Hmm, yeah, sure.