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Posts by Lord Piss

domestic abuser facial hair

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it's meaningless as a descriptor and it subtly undermines debate of how to IMPROVE society by assigning inappropriate merit to the status quo

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nyt headline:

Open or Shut, the Strait of Hormuz May Not Go Back to Normal

nyt headline: Open or Shut, the Strait of Hormuz May Not Go Back to Normal

i hereby move to ban use of the phrase "go back to normal" in all political discourse

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a long, cold winter amid global warming is very disturbing. like a reverse fever

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the new idea that requires millions of dollars is to post on X about what people are posting on X

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read this for a laugh

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American Piss

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bro to hate on vegeta like that just demonstrates your ignorance of his post-frieza redemption arc smh

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 the historical origins of the Western concept of "rationality in the Greek cities of Southern Italy in the middle of the first millennium вс.
The first philosophical school to represent themselves as rationalists, and to treat rationality as a value in itself, were the Pythagoreans, who were simultaneously a philosophical and scientific school, and a kind of political cult or confraternity that managed, at one point or another, to take control of several Italian cities. 13 Their great intellectual discovery was that there was a formal similarity between the kind of mathematical ratios that could be observed in geometry, musical intervals, and the movements of the planets. The conclusion they reached was that the universe was, on some ultimate level at least, composed of numbers—a notion now largely remembered for the rather charming concept of the inaudible "music of the spheres."The cosmos, according to the Pythagoreans, was rational because it was ultimately an expression of the principles of number, pitch, and vibration, and when the human mind (or soul) exercised its powers of reason, it was simply participating in that larger rational order, the cosmic "world soul" that animated all.

the historical origins of the Western concept of "rationality in the Greek cities of Southern Italy in the middle of the first millennium вс. The first philosophical school to represent themselves as rationalists, and to treat rationality as a value in itself, were the Pythagoreans, who were simultaneously a philosophical and scientific school, and a kind of political cult or confraternity that managed, at one point or another, to take control of several Italian cities. 13 Their great intellectual discovery was that there was a formal similarity between the kind of mathematical ratios that could be observed in geometry, musical intervals, and the movements of the planets. The conclusion they reached was that the universe was, on some ultimate level at least, composed of numbers—a notion now largely remembered for the rather charming concept of the inaudible "music of the spheres."The cosmos, according to the Pythagoreans, was rational because it was ultimately an expression of the principles of number, pitch, and vibration, and when the human mind (or soul) exercised its powers of reason, it was simply participating in that larger rational order, the cosmic "world soul" that animated all.

RETVRN

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careful he has real ones down there in tejas

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i mean there's one guy who is "lesser than" but his treachery goes without saying

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i love all my followers equally

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gn

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two elderly metroids fucking

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how did i not know that zohran's mom directed monsoon wedding

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cheese!!!!

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could you try to be even more condescending and wrong? this isn't off putting enough

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it's s16 e15 for the record

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one assed hole

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The majority of american voters do not vote for a candidate and frankly why should they put their stamp of approval on any of this?

The majority of american voters do not vote for a candidate and frankly why should they put their stamp of approval on any of this?

Discourse is leaning into 2024 talk again so reminder that the majority of Americans aren’t putting their stamp of approval on this shit. Any of it.

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average dillo reply

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the mistakes Gemini made are alarmingly simple to spot and avoid

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It's gone up since 2009, when this article was published. Not just because of COVID, but because of the persistently widening wealth disparity, higher premiums, less coverage for higher cost, etc. The opioid epidemic is for sure a contributor, but people would rather forgo healthcare than pay

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Google AI screencap:

search prompt: the simpsons snake "he was like totally married"

Gemini answer:
This quote comes from Snake Jailbird in The Simpsons episode "A State of Confusion" (Season 23, Episode
17).

In the scene, Snake is talking to investigators and recounts a story, saying: "Once I home invaded this Princeton dude, and he was like totally married".
This line highlights Snake's typical criminal persona and his tendency to share anecdotes from his "career" while in custody.

Google AI screencap: search prompt: the simpsons snake "he was like totally married" Gemini answer: This quote comes from Snake Jailbird in The Simpsons episode "A State of Confusion" (Season 23, Episode 17). In the scene, Snake is talking to investigators and recounts a story, saying: "Once I home invaded this Princeton dude, and he was like totally married". This line highlights Snake's typical criminal persona and his tendency to share anecdotes from his "career" while in custody.

100% of this is wrong

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(about to die) wait i have to post one more thing

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i'm sure COVID alone pulled the average up to at least 50, not surprised at all to hear it's more. 45k is the number i know is most widely sourced and agreed upon so it's a convenient factoid

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mass negligent homicide for the financial benefit of a few dozen country club pricks is quite unpopular, if you can believe it

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NOBODY in the system likes it apart from major shareholders- not doctors, not hospital administrators, obviously not consumers.

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graph showing that the US is far and away worst among the developed nations in maternal mortality rates: 18.6 per 100,000. switzerland is best at 2.5

graph showing that the US is far and away worst among the developed nations in maternal mortality rates: 18.6 per 100,000. switzerland is best at 2.5

the insurance and pharmaceutical corporations' faceless bureaucracies are like cartels holding the entire population hostage

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