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Katılım Ağustos 2023
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🃏@agiantjoke·
Nobody else moves like this
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sarah hagi@KindaHagi·
re: smoking discourse… tweeted this before, but this passage from nickel and dimed where barbara ehrenreich realizes why her coworkers at a diner smoke so much really made sense to me…
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Jason_OTC@Jason_OTC·
@SandoNFL Its an unfortunate end of a career. Was such a great 9 or 10 year run with Seattle but the last 5 years leave such a bad memory
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Mike Sando@SandoNFL·
Fired longtime agent hoping new agent could help find spot for him Cautionary tale for the aging QB who is reliant on running Had a great career in Seattle especially when the D was good—made so many clutch plays to help win close games.
Andrew Marchand@AndrewMarchand

🏈NEWS: Russ Wilson is in deep talks to go into television, with CBS' NFL Today the favorite, as he contemplates the end of his playing career, The Athletic has learned. nytimes.com/athletic/72460…

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Casey Mattox@CaseyMattox_·
I think of this a lot while on this website.
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Orwell & Goode
Orwell & Goode@OrwellNGoode·
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David Sun
David Sun@arcticinstincts·
New study shows 37 different bird species are more afraid of women than of men. Why does this happen? Give your best evopsych "just so story". My guess- ancient women tend to do small game hunting and trapping more than men, who did big game hunting, so birds that randomly mutated to be more afraid of human women had higher chances of survival to today...
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Scientific American@sciam

“I fully believe our results, that urban birds react differently based on the sex of the person approaching them,” said a co-author of this study, “but I can’t explain them right now” spklr.io/6012EKmwi

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josh (oldfriend99)@oldfriend99·
Wasting your entire life can feel daunting. Just focus on wasting one hour at a time and you'll get there
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Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson·
Just gave Kate oral sex. Goodnight everyone.
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milton@miltonappl3·
In the early Christian era you weren't even a man until you were near death from realizing the world is a chuck e cheese full of worthless prizes, in which case you were to be symbolically killed by baptism and born again into a higher realm. Now only the elite human capital get suicidally depressed that way and the rest say did you catch the game until they die.
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Joseph 🕊️@CaudilloXIV·
that girl with a tattoo between her tits would make a great mother for my kids
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Alex Blechman
Alex Blechman@AlexBlechman·
Sci-Fi Author: In my book I invented the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from classic sci-fi novel Don't Create The Torment Nexus
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Tolkien Universe@tolkienzone·
The only drawing of Sauron made by Tolkien himself.
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LT Jonathan Kendrick@enjoyer_liberty·
Young men: “courts are rigged against us” Con Inc: “shut up and just get married” Young men: “a lot of women have slept around and wouldn’t make good wives” Con Inc: “shut up and marry the whores” Young men: “80% of divorces are initiated by women” Con Inc: “shut up”
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Maria Made in Cosmos ✨@made_in_cosmos·
Only recently I learned there was another, much more gentle law code before Hammurabi, when Sumer was uniform culturally and so the law could appeal to fraternity, shared religion and common sense. In a diverse empire there was no shared common sense, so strict laws were needed.
2HP goblin advisor@goblinodds

autistically deriving etiquette from first principles, and why conservatives are right about multiculturalism: a high trust society is an orderly society where social norms rather than laws are the primary mechanisms used to maintain that order; a society where the equilibrium is cooperate/cooperate, but at scale. this is, of course, harder to maintain the greater the scale. high trust requires punishing defection reliably and doing what you can to make cooperation easy and defection visible. for example: queueing is excellent high trust technology, especially in a large community where not everyone knows everyone else. they makes defection visible both on the part of the clerk (or whatever) and on the parts of the people waiting in line, and they create a clear ordering system that makes it trivial for the clerk to behave fairly without making errors. the easiest way to have a high trust society of course is to keep it extremely small so everyone knows each other. this makes cooperation easier and defection very, very visible! but living with more people has a lot of upsides and in some sense is unavoidable (We Live in a Society). luckily you can still have your high trust society if everyone shares basically the same culture (that is: values, norms, social behaviors, etc. not just recipes). this isn't quite a tautology; same culture gets you halfway there but doesn't necessarily get you "orderly." the issue with scale is of course that you can't maintain a high trust culture past some threshold of low trust participants. put differently, you're in a kind of mass prisoner's dilemma and the game can only support so many people pursuing a strategy of defection before cooperation is no longer viable. having the same culture makes this significantly easier! but multiculturalism has a lot of upsides and in some sense is unavoidable (if you pile enough people into one place for long enough, they're going to start splintering). luckily you can still have your high trust society if everyone else is expected to assimilate to it, the important bit here being that they don't get a free pass for defection, for taking advantage of trust. what i mean is things like: someone who ignores queues in a high-trust queueing society has to be directed to the back of the line, rather than shrugged at and served anyway, or the whole equilibrium begins to break down. a high-trust society can support parallel cultures with their own rules, but those rules absolutely can't be imposed on the dominant culture (in addition to not giving the minory culture's members a free defection pass). there are two major aspects to keeping a cooperate/cooperate equilibrium running smoothly. everyone has to actually cooperate, obviously. and everyone has to believe that everyone else will cooperate. it's sort of unclear exactly which norms and rules (and which combinations of these) are important to maintaining a high trust society, but in some sense even arbitrary ones are useful because they give people opportunities to signal that willingness to cooperate. queues are, as i keep saying, excellent technology. this is because they are *orderly*, but also because they're an opportunity to signal cooperation even when order isn't required (like when there are only two people waiting for service). politeness, abritrary cultural practices, the whole thing is a dance with easy to follow rules that allow people to credibly signal trustworthiness and good will to each other to minimize confusion and maximize cooperation. ritual is load-bearing technology

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Name can't be blank@PolarBearWASH·
@BradyHenderson Hey Brady, After the draft, McDonald mentioned J. Sherriff with the EDGE group. Is he still an off-ball LB? Did they move him back to the EDGE? Hybrid player? Seems like the team is looking for lighter weight, quick win pass rushers and curious how he fits.
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