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@EthanLevins2 I don’t support Benjamin Net and Yahoo but the fake story put out every few weeks that he has cut and run is delusional crap.
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15 planes have left Tel Aviv over the past 30 minutes.
The Israeli government has fled.
Something big is happening.
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Flashback Friday: the ramp scene from the 1986 movie "Thrashin". Can you recognize any of the skaters in this scene?
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Nature isn't cruel, in my opinion. Nature actually minimizes pain/suffering, in my view. For example, being eaten alive is probably, in most cases, not just painless but ecstatic and euphoric—your body goes into shock, releases painkillers and other euphoria-inducing compounds, your soul leaves, you reincarnate.
It's human dominator culture that is cruel. For example, dying slowly over years/decades from highly painful chronic diseases while taking psychotropic pharmaceuticals and undergoing medical treatments (chemotherapy, etc.) that make life hellish (almost most people these days), or being tortured to death in mind-control experiments, are both much worse, I think, than anything that happens in nature.
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Qualitatively, we’d like to start with the evidence of our own eyes. Do we have any authentic pictures of the event?
Gosh golly, we do—right there on the Wikipedia page. That’s a US Army helmet too.
Looks like Woodstock tbh. The Stones just setting up to play
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GM are you ready for some Content. Special welcome to New Yorker readers. It’s Wednesday but this Wednesday won’t be like the others.
I would like to experiment on your brain. A very special History—made from just one Wikipedia page.
You will be the same, but better. Thread
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@tao_lin Nature never keeps things alive just to torment them, natural selection places limits on misery. Prolonged suffering is not adaptive and will eventually be selected against on a long enough time frame. But nature does still create many horrible situations.
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