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Akasazh,
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I kind of appreciate your sourcing. The same citation is used by many, without disclosure.

Akasazh,
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What vine are you taking about?

-someone not universal

Akasazh,
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I was thirteen, visiting Ireland with my parents. We were staying in a hostel somewhere in the area of the cliffs of Moher.

My parents went out for a drink in the pub and met another Dutch couple. They were staying at the same hostel. At breakfast they joined our table and my parents introduced me.

Now I do have a very uncommon first name (the only way I’m part of the 1%). This guy says 'i once met a bit by that name before, it was in Croatia, some ten years ago.

Turns out that was me. The guy had helped dive up one of my swimming shoes that had sank to the bottom of the bay, an act of heroism for the very young me.

So we met this bloke twice, in two very different parts of Europe. The bizarre thing though: if I had a slightly more common name we might never even have known.

Akasazh,
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Yeah litigation is no joke. It’s wonderous to see the lengths people go to to get one up over somebody else. I think it has to do with the lack of social security or something.

Akasazh,
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It might have been an ai generated pickpocket

Akasazh,
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Somebody should do the math on those odds!

Akasazh,
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Wise men know that getting into a fist fight is almost always a bad idea

Honestly - How much will you sacrifice for a better world?

Confronted with the likelihood that we cannot achieve climate goals, confront socioeconomic inequality, and ultimately build a better world without significant personal sacrifice: How much are you personally capable and willing to lose? I mean this in the most earnest way possible. Acknowledging the likely possibility of working...

Akasazh,
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No, I’m not a hardcore no child person. Just didn’t happen to find someone to have them with, and when I found someone, turns out we can’t.

I do think more people should try out the dinky lifestyle, for a variety of reasons, but I’m not proselytizing.

Akasazh,
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I don’t have kids. Both a personal sacrifice and a way to massively minimize my carbon footprint.

And I don’t even get to claim that I want a better climate for my offspring.

I do get to shamelessly do everything I want to do in my lifetime, though. Can recommend.

Akasazh,
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‘history’ maybe even more apt as even or estimations of the future are based on it

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Speak for yourself, I’m a very resourceful procrastinator

Akasazh,
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That and the Ho Santa section, that’s not how Venn diagrams work.

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I always use mousewheeldown click nowadays, it opens the link in a new tab.

Also mwd on the tabs themselves close the tab (without needing to hit the tiny cross).

Changed the way I browse

Akasazh,
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This is why ‘double u’ in French is ‘Double v’

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Show us on this doll where Mr Parker and Mr Stone touched you indecently.

Akasazh,
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Ironically this is the first thing I see about that, and I’ve perused Lemmy for quite a while.

Good stuff

Akasazh,
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‘there is no te in this picture, therefore there aren’t any trees in Uzbekistan’

Said him who died of thirst because the rivier was outside his field of vision.

Akasazh,
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Confucius say: ‘man who stands on toilet is high on pot’

Akasazh,
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The 476,000-year-old log structure predates the appearance of the first modern humans by some 150,000 years and was likely the handiwork of the archaic human species Homo heidelbergensis. Paleoanthropologists believe H. heidelbergensis was highly mobile. Thus, it is surprising that the hominins would have invested labor in building a semipermanent structure. “We haven’t seen archaic humans manipulating their environment on such a large scale before,” says Barham. “It suggests an attachment to a single point on the landscape.”

Very cool, thanks for sharing!

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