This is why we need to be teaching kids about the importance of high quality evidence and how to find it.
Right now we’re on the hunches and bible quotes track.
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I’m not sure they’re lying as long as they actually think they are christians but are just wrong about it in your eyes.
There are definitely millions of people who “follow” the teachings (they listen when somebody feeds them a tracking) even though they don’t implement them in real life.
Yep, because the feature is unnecessary when the updates are lightning fast and unobtrusive, but automatically changing things can cause issues too.
If a public figure dies and some people have good things and bad things to say about them, that is just life.
If a public figure dies and a significant and diverse segment of the population want to dance on their grave and fight over who gets to celebrate their death the most, then that sounds like something of historical significance to me.
Agreed. There are other options, but I as a beginner started with kdenlive (something looked right about it, I guess) and I really like.
Isn't it kind of the opposite though? The tendency towards increasing entropy kind of powers the stuff that lets us exist.
Absolutely. It is a critical mechanism by which our culture encourages poor people to be angry at other poor people that they don't have more instead of at the people with ALL THE STUFF.
Well that is still exploitation, just nicer exploitation.
But, being nice and even slightly generous while exploiting your employees is how you get them to stick around at best and how you get them to not rise up en masse and drag you and your friends down main street until the screaming stops.
Well hey, on the upside I have switched back to browsing on my Linux PC rather than my phone. I have the monitors on arms next to my end of the couch, so I can hang out with my family and watch a movie or whatever, but also have a 27" monitor hovering over my lap. And I'm already kinda old so it will help once my eyes start going, lol.
Sure it does, if you turn them on. Here's the relevant screen in Linux Mint Cinnamon.
He’s starting to look like the good old Iraqi Information Minister in these photos. Good.