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When you draw an outline around the one on the left, it even looks like a middle finger sticking up at you 🖕
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1 hour ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:
A member has simply asked me for the meaning of a word .
As Phi already shared, that was not what I did. I’m quite capable of referencing a dictionary or Google myself.
I DID comment on the lack of credibility of one of the websites you provided when asked to support your claim that it was “TRUTH!!” that the US capitalistic system WILL soon collapse.
When I made this comment, you then suggested I’m clearly over reactive and emotional about the word Marxism.
It’s fairly well apparent that you either have a problem with reading comprehension, intellectual honesty, or perhaps both.
Regardless, none of this is either interesting nor on-topic. This thread is about the insurrection on January 6. If you’d like to further explore the likelihood (or what you claim is an inevitability) of the capitalistic parts of the US economic system collapsing, then please do so in a separate thread.
1 hour ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:Please make it clear what is so wrong with this : so that I can possibly correct my writing(s)
See above
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1 hour ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:
with your obvious emotivities on Marxism
What does this mean?
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There’s no there there. We see shiny stuff on Mars all of the time. This is nothing new and has happened with past photos.
Sometimes, it’s just plastic from the rover or landing vehicle itself:https://www.cnet.com/news/curiositys-new-bright-shiny-object-is-actually-martian/
https://www.cnet.com/news/nasa-identifies-mars-rovers-mysterious-bright-object/
Other times, it’s a cosmic ray being detected by the camera equipment:
https://www.cnet.com/news/mysterious-light-in-mars-image-sparks-curiosity/
But in most cases, it’s just our feeble human brains forcing us to see patterns even when they’re not actually there, like this woman on Mars (and like is almost certainly happening here in this silly thread):
Pareidolia strikes again!
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3 hours ago, studiot said:
No
Technically, it depends on the nature of sound emitted by the drill and the object(s) within the room under question, but in the VAST vast majority of situations your answer of NO is certainly correct.
‘I’m increasingly convinced we’re chatting with a bot, though.
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2 hours ago, Biological Combination said:
What are you thinking?
That you must better define your terms before meaningful discussion may occur.
1. Honest
2. Dignified
3. Expectation
4. Respect
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16 minutes ago, AlexandrKushnirtshuk said:
No conspiracy at all in this thread.
You misspelled relevance
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2 hours ago, Phi for All said:
I read this morning that the CPAC theme for this year is "America Uncanceled", where they'll be addressing exactly this from a conservative perspective. Unfortunately, one of their guest speakers recently made an anti-Semitic remark in public, so they had to cancel him.
They’re also refusing to buy potatohead dolls since they’re actively loving to be more inclusive of transgendered kids
5 hours ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:Just prime yourself on the topic on theses
Yes, those are all interesting opinion pieces highlighting some of the weaknesses in our current economic system. They are not “truth” claims about an inevitable crash as you seem to think.
I assure you I’m primed, painted, and even fairly well weathered on these subjects, but appreciate your attempts to enlighten me like some naive uninformed child.
I find the marxists dot org site to be especially credible in that endeavor
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Amazing how much this thread feels like one on a conspiracy site.
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Have you ever heard of Google? It’s a useful tool and you can ask it great questions like “how does noise induced hearing loss work?”
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Why not just toss in a desiccant packet or two?
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That’s gibberish and fails to answer my actual question. Would you like to try again, or just stop now while you’re... let’s call it... ahead?
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Ok. It's a bit like suggesting that doctors mostly only hand out bandaids, but won't belabor it any further. I can feel the returns on this exchange already diminishing.
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3 minutes ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:
Ah , Truth is so irritating to you ??
In what way are you suggesting your claims of "the upcoming total collapse of the entire capitalistic system in the USA" is "truth?"
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1 hour ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:
There is no reason to deem only one of them as the best antonym to atheism . .. .. .
I tend to agree, but your original assertion suggested the opposing side of atheism is deism. That's a rather odd claim to make when in the US, for example, deism accounts for only about 0.02% of the population whereas theism accounts for almost 80%... you know, about 4,000x as many as deists do.
22 hours ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:many people regard atheism or deism to be opposite logical poles.
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10 minutes ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:
total collapse of the extremely biased capitalistic system in the US of A.
It doesn't feel like your post has enough hyperbole or exaggeration. Would it be possible for you to please add a bit more next time?
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1 hour ago, Prof Reza Sanaye said:
I am afraid you are not quite right . . . . . ..
And I'm supposed to just take your word on that? Please elaborate. Happy to discuss and correct any blindspots or errors in my thinking.
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5 hours ago, swansont said:
Where I live there are "speed hump" signs.
I thought those were called a "quickie"
It's actually called an, "Oops... That's never happened to me before, I swear!"
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Ten years of this question. Remarkable.
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Because 3 pages in you haven’t yet taken on the message that your height is what it is and that ruminating about it so heavily is far more unattractive than your inseam.
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Perhaps you should try to better understand what others think. Atheism is opposite to theism, not deism. It’s right there in the name so hard to see how you missed it
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Nutrition during early childhood may play a slight role, but yeah... this thread is ridiculous
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36 minutes ago, Einy and The Greeks said:
I'll find the texts to reference on the google machine, Don't think I filed it.
Most likely location is the colon, possibly the rectum
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Question sound hammer damage objects in room
in Physics
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This was apparently too much to ask