
normal_testes
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Nozick's argument was meant to show that liberty - the freedom to transact - would upset any form of "patterned distribution", that is, the distribution of resources in a way that corresponds to what people deem an appropriate normative principle, including merit or desert. The example of celebrities and entertainers illustrates the point quite well.








What is the #1 thing Obama will be remembered for?


Interesting. It appears that Ganz doubts the eyewitness of W.E.B. Du Bois after he visited both Germany and the Soviet Union in 1936.






For context, Mehdi Hasan still co-hosts a podcast with Bassem Youssef on his media platform, Zeteo. Their latest episode, uploaded on 9 April, was titled ‘War for the Epstein Class’ and carried the caption in the thumbnail: ‘The truth is now antisemitic’…


@Airhead2 He shouldn’t have been invited on unless it was to go hard. The repetition of the lie of genocide feeds into the harm being caused to Jews.













almost nobody who has children would press red unless they know for an absolute fact that their kids pressed red if you think there’s even a 5% chance your kids pressed blue, you will risk your life to improve their odds even by a tiny bit to take this a step further most women are probably hard-wired to press blue as a motherly instinct anyway, even if they have no children. so at minimum you have a 25% baseline for blue right there, which completely tips the odds so i think blue actually wins by a landslide if this was the real world and not a social media app for incels in other words humanity always had the biological programming to ensure blue wins


@questionableway A lot of people think that loudly declaring they don’t care about other people demonstrates they’re smart and not prone to emotional thinking, when the opposite is true sciencedirect.com/science/articl…


Everyone in the world has to take 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?
