Grant Collison
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nobody is understanding why it confuses me in the comments lol
anyways i have nothing to promote
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@76Fixer @XysunScythian @Rach4Patriarchy Yes of course. If my child hits me (or anyone) he gets a spanking.
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@XysunScythian @Rach4Patriarchy Do you say that about children when they hit adults?
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In relationships where there is one sided violence, the woman is the aggressor 70% of the time. This proves that MOST men are benevolent, and women know they are safe enough to feel comfortable doing this ALL THE TIME.
tєϳɨ🥀@mrteji_
This guy was arrested and paid $500 fine for slapping his girlfriend back🤬
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@jonathanbylos Yes, if I knew my infant children would have their votes randomly assigned, I would without a doubt choose blue. Saying this as an original red voter.
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There is a global private vote of ~8.3 billion humans where they MUST push a red or blue button (or it is randomly decided if no button is pushed). If blue does not have more than 50%, only blue voters die.
Detailed rules below:
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@shi_shimamura @HunterNewberry8 @CFC_Junior_ @MrBeast The only reason is to save the retarded people who pressed it in the first place.
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@HunterNewberry8 @CFC_Junior_ @MrBeast There is literally no reason or logic to pressing the blue button. At all.
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Everyone on earth takes a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press? BE HONEST.
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@GULAG4UFAG @freethejambo @banana3080 @HunterNewberry8 @CFC_Junior_ @MrBeast The comments prove that a lot of people can't figure it out.
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@freethejambo @banana3080 @HunterNewberry8 @CFC_Junior_ @MrBeast Press blue= dead
Press red= not dead
How hard is that to understand?
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@Chef_Flavenburg @_Hazardous_Wolf If the original question was posed as such, the outcome would/should be different. And that's the entire point that is thousands of feet above the heads of many. It wasn't posed as such, and your line of reductionism is jaded and smug at best, and plain evil at worst.
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@sourpatchlyds @JoelWBerry I can't tell if this is a carbon-14 joke or not...
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@JoelWBerry They're all carbon copies of one that never matured past 14
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So many furious Reddit atheists in the replies. I didn't know they still made those.
Joel Berry@JoelWBerry
It’s an automated factory. It’s a supercomputer. We can’t make one, with all our knowledge and technology. People pretending to be serious scientists say this was created by lightning striking a mud puddle. That’s what they still teach in school.
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@DV1776 @sircalebhammer It's actually mean to not use atomic energy
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Wait. Fuck. I don’t want to fuel the gender wars, but how is anyone possibly against nuclear power in the year of 2026??
Tom Chivers@TomChivers
This seems really bad and I don't know what to do about it: not so much the differences in political attitudes, that's fine, but there's a strong gender divide in belief on straightforward factual questions like "is nuclear energy low-carbon?" yougov.com/en-gb/articles…
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It wasn't random.
Amino acids form, same way basic crystals do.
Some of those amino acids clump together and self organise into protein precursors. These precursors are better or worse at holding together and bias towards the better able to hold together means those forms proliferate.
Small differences lend to how the precursors behave. Eventually through chance they create RNA, then DNA, then a capsid layer, each addition simply biasing in favour of them continuing to function, because the ones that don't function... stop functioning.
Eventually chemistry graduates to biology by imperceptably small steps, and biological evolution puts the process into over drive.
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It’s an automated factory. It’s a supercomputer. We can’t make one, with all our knowledge and technology.
People pretending to be serious scientists say this was created by lightning striking a mud puddle. That’s what they still teach in school.
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@realGageFulk @MLChristiansen @JohnDoyle This is my favorite crossover ever. I'm more than fed. I'm double-stuffed.
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@The_Kyle_Mann @TRHLofficial You should remedy this by making a joke about Mary, mother of Jesus.
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@TRHLofficial Yes Catholics are the only people we ever make fun of, great point
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For something to be funny, there has to be an element of truth to it. When a comedy page targets the same religion over and over and over and over, never diversifying, viewers start to realize it’s all just thinly veiled visceral hatred, and the “jokes” become cringeworthy.
The Babylon Bee@TheBabylonBee
Giant Cloud Of Dust Emerges From Vatican As Pope Opens His Bible buff.ly/ihA63cv
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@WarheadsHurt @kangminlee Well no, the shape just doesn't have 4 90° angles. It's intentionally being misleading, hence the claim that this is how leftist argue. If you don't know anything about what's being shown, then it sounds clever.
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@mnmcsofgp @breakingbaht The hard part is finding the line. What is "too risky". What's the minimum success rate? Very difficult to make a hard and fast rule on those things
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@breakingbaht If the majority of doctors believe it will do nothing (they are almost certainly correct) and you have no evidence of benefit, as is implied, why on earth is that a hard choice?
Stage IV cholangiocarcinoma with liver mets? I don’t think people understand what that implies
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I get a lot of criticisms of insurance, but people often should accept that these are extraordinarily difficult edge situations.
"Should insurance be forced to cover an extremely expensive and experimental treatment for a situation every doctor agrees it probably will do nothing" is legitimately difficult all around. We can talk about miracles, but for every miracle story, there's millions of non-miracles that go exactly as youd expect.
New York Post@nypost
Dad with stage 4 cancer dies after insurance company said tumor-shrinking treatment was 'not medically necessary' trib.al/aYAtuEv
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"The economy was designed, and it can be redesigned"
Zack Polanski@ZackPolanski
The economy was designed, and it can be redesigned. Green councils will not hold back in demanding a change in direction from this Government.
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@seamus_coughlin I mean you can genetically enginner this so yeah you can genetically enginneer a new economy
Nationalize the railways and farmlands and all. Make a new system. Get everyone ground up to create a new soverign. New econony. Everything.
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@RealDianeYap Actually I'm kind of on your side. I hope he's good to her.
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@SandyofCthulhu The French "soldiers" in that image are wearing 20th century uniforms. That makes this a complete inversion of the truth. The French did absolutely nothing to benefit the US after Yorktown, and they only helped then to hurt the British.
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Yes we are very grateful to the government of Louis XVI. I forget … whatever happened with him?
medieval memelord@medievalmlord
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