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  1. Because right and wrong aren’t objective states that apply consistently across domains. They’re based merely on local behavioral norms and cultural expectations. These unwritten “codes of conduct” evolve over time and vary from one community to another.
  2. And perhaps my computer is powered by unicorn farts and leprechaun laughs. We may never know
  3. Repeating this since the last poster so clearly missed it (or simply didn’t care)
  4. It's known as the subjectivity bias, and you seem uninterested in recognizing that this is no way to arrive at an accurate or useful model of the cosmos (or simply following the rules to which you agreed when creating your account here).
  5. I remember him from even before that on yet another site called Hypography.
  6. Also, birth control. The cost of accidental birth is nearly zero for men, and decidedly NOT zero for women.
  7. I tend to align with that perspective
  8. Quantum uncertainty to me suggests determinism is at best an approximation of reality. Your view seems purely deterministic. That is why I can’t accept it as valid.
  9. What about it? Better question needed to arrive at better answer.
  10. This isn’t a forum for bad poetry. It’s a forum for science enthusiasts
  11. These are the modern day equivalent of pirates attacking cargo ships on the open seas. Modernized maritime laws with enforcement teeth are badly needed.
  12. Bc It helps us to better understand the common blind spots we all have in our own minds in an entertaining and engaging way. Also, in the spirit of James Randi… there are no magicians. Only conjurers and illusionists and hucksters. /tangent
  13. Even if one stipulates that politicians in the US are religious, clearly the other answer is the US is a representative governance system and voters feel those representatives represent them. That said, I tend more to agree with swansonts core point here. One could say he represents my view. There’s a certain beauty in this realization. It means we’re lucky and have a chance to explore and learn and be a part of something bigger than ourselves, even if only temporarily. If that depresses you, you should consider seeking help from a medical professional. ‘We can lament the fact that rose bushes have thorns, or we can rejoice about the fact that the thorn bushes have roses.’ Perspective.
  14. I never said any such thing. Please stop lying.
  15. How do those numbers compare to number of adverse events, hospitalizations, and deaths among people who did not receive a vaccine? I bet those numbers are close since the vaccine doesn’t lead to the outcomes you describe. Get vaccinated. The math on this isn’t hard yet you seem hell bent on continuing to misread it.
  16. That was very well explained. Thanks for the insight and informative post
  17. Then Trump woke the militias and racists.
  18. In fairness, I’m using the term “neighbor” rather loosely. Greater anonymity is a good idea, which is why I lock down the majority of my PII from those with whom I’m not connected
  19. No. These people are effectively neighbors
  20. In fact, yes. I did. I provided additional context that Fauci offered… adding the more complete quote… to combat the selective framing my senator used. It largely fell on deaf ears / blind eyes, tho Not quite that severe, but pretty close. I’ve had to dial back quite a bit on what I do and do not decide to comment upon, the motivation being to protect my family from the whack jobs who can’t disagree agreeably.
  21. People sometimes forget that we’re actually moving as space.
  22. I agree. The local president of my State Senate posted on his social media about Fauci’s comments the other day and the comments within were full-on tinfoil hat… talking about Fauci is the one who released the virus or he knew it was China that did it and hid that fact intentionally bc of some ownership stake he has in a Chinese stock. Stuff like he should be hanged or put before a firing squad. Nasty stuff. Shocking, but it surprising. Stories like these are just chumming the waters to attract the misinformed and downright hateful among us and get them to focus on scapegoats instead of solutions (or the lack thereof). On another note, Biden today ordered the IC to review the Covid China lab leak theory: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/biden-says-us-intelligence-community-divided-covid-origin-2021-05-26/
  23. Not in the way you hope. 😂
  24. I have no experience sanding coolers nor if it would help remove smells, but yes. That’s what I had in mind. Start with a rough low grit paper like 80 for majority of material removal… maybe 1/32 or 1/16th inch. Vacuum it off with a brush attachment and wipe it down with a wet rag too, then repeat with 120 grit. Vacuum and wipe again then do 150, 180, 220… 330/400. You could even then hit it with 600 then 1000 grit and even a polishing wheel with some rubbing compound to make it smooth like new again, vacuuming and wiping between each progression. It works with wood. No idea how the interior of a Yeti would fare. I’d personally never use a yeti for fishing. It’s like using a Ferrari to haul loose compost.

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