There are legit VPN companies. Mullvad would be my choice if I didn't already use Proton for their suite of software.
Nord is shit-tier. CCleaner is shit-tier. Raid shadow legends is shit tier.
Note which youtuber it is, and completely disregard anything they say.
I've been doing that for years, just because
LETS GO BOOOIIIIS (non-bois need not apply)
Wasn't this already a well established fact? Psychopaths gravitate towards positions of power. They are good manipulators and do not care about ethics. Next article "CEOs more likely to be psychopaths, research shows" duuhhhhh
They went out in a blaze of glory. I'm so glad the series had a proper ending, and the tunes all slap
I like Alacritty with the Fish shell
After. Egypt changed its topography as homage to Doom
Philosophically, yes.
Epistemologically, no.
The presupposition that ethics are founded on a principle of intellectual superiority is not generally accepted.
Though, not too long ago it was. We regard people with those beliefs as racist or sexist these days.
I think it is more commonly accepted that their reduced intelligence facilitates less awareness, therefore, less suffering.
Suffering is the metric we're truly evaluating here, which is why Foie Gras is illegal in multiple countries, even though ducks can be butchered and sold legally.
But if Foie Gras is immoral, then when does exploitation become moral? What is the condition? How can you grade suffering? Is it intuitive? Is it just arbitrary?
Personally, I think any exploitation is immoral, so I don't eat animal products.
Anyone else see a demon skull?
That's so unnecessarily convoluted. If medicaid (which I assumed is tax funded) is available to low/no income citizens, then it doesn't make sense to cut someone off if they are contributing to the system which supported them to get to where they were.
It would make more sense just to raise taxes just enough to be a net profit than if they were to apply for a private insurer. But I suppose that would never happen since the private insurers have their hands in politicians pockets, and moron citizens would complain about higher tax rates, even though it would benefit them financially.
I have never actually seen a Proton ad. I only looked into them after hearing about them often on privacy oriented subs.