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usernamesaredifficul,

I don’t want to see it the fact is that only one guy actually claims to have seen them and they refuse to share any proof.

So it is therefore not unreasonable to think that it might not actually have happened

usernamesaredifficul,

yeah I do that all the time you bring a bag with you

usernamesaredifficul,

the first one would be my guess. They just haven’t thought it through remotely

usernamesaredifficul,

bidmas

brackets, index (powers), division, multiplication, addition, subtraction.

brackets are always first that’s the whole point of brackets

usernamesaredifficul,

more importantly cops don’t actually give a shit about solving crime.

In England the police primarily exist to keep noise down in middle class areas. I assume it’s even worse in America

usernamesaredifficul,

they can they just won’t

usernamesaredifficul,

the worst part is when it happens while you sleep

usernamesaredifficul,

when I was a kid my mum had this stuff that would just clear it up. You put it on your pillow and it disolves the blockage as you breath it in or something.

Only thing I remember was the bottle was brown though

usernamesaredifficul,

sounds right thanks

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trouble is people are only familiar with the old name

usernamesaredifficul, (edited )

I think you would call this transductive reasoning. Rather than using information to put together a theory and work off that theory you work directly off the evidence

for example hearing a bell and dinner being ready and coming to associate the bell with dinner without ever learning why the bell means dinner

found pie in the bush, there might be pie in that bush

usernamesaredifficul, (edited )

no I agree I don’t think it’s racist to reference the fact that people from non industrial societies don’t understand how our supply chains work. Why would they. That’s not them being dumb it’s them not having detailed knowledge without being taught. It’s not reasonable to expect someone to deduce the existence of Bristol from a blue vase

usernamesaredifficul, (edited )

I’m pretty sure that isn’t a real disease. I looked it up and it comes from a make up a word competition

usernamesaredifficul,

I don’t feel alone in the universe because of all the other people on earth

usernamesaredifficul,

bikes don’t cause as much tire dust because they are less heavy

usernamesaredifficul,

dudes rock

usernamesaredifficul,

this guy and his imaginary girlfriend. He sure has a complex relationship

usernamesaredifficul,

then where the hell does it come from

also even if (and it’s a big if) Ireland does unify next year it won’t be through violence

usernamesaredifficul,

that’s not even correlation

usernamesaredifficul,

how it feels sometimes

usernamesaredifficul,

I agree with the sentiment in the context of it being a file sharing site for academic texts but it’s not worded so well barriers in the way of science could also include ethical concerns to certain kinds of experiment

usernamesaredifficul,

and also eugenics

usernamesaredifficul,

Race science is just an example of how academic science hasn’t always acted responsibly. research should and is subject to ethical considerations and responsible inovation meaning that science should be done in the public interest

it would be science to create a new hyper infectious strain of smallpox and there should be barriers to stop someone doing that

usernamesaredifficul,

I know there are barriers to unethical research I am in favour of those barriers.

usernamesaredifficul,

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