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  1. This is a category error since humans ARE animals… but we’ve already covered this and you’ve already chosen to ignore it. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. Righty-oh. Got me there. Lol
  2. Also known as the egocentric / self-serving biases
  3. iNow replied to Night FM's topic in Religion
    Something basically nobody here cares about in any way whatsoever.
  4. You share many unfounded personal opinions as if they were indisputable facts. You should stop doing that. On another note, unsurprised you failed to name even one. Thanks for confirming you’re not here engaging in good faith.
  5. We don’t need to go “as far back as recorded human history.” Please name one human being who had the ability to “build supercomputers” before 1900. Just one. Go ahead. I’ll wait. If you cannot, then we have yet another example of you arguing in bad faith.
  6. We didn’t see humans doing it until this generation, either. Your positions here are laughable and childish.
  7. 12,000 troops and special operations teams are being transported from North Korea to Russia and after being given Russian uniforms and weapons will be sent to the front lines in Ukraine. CIA Director William Burns two weeks ago at a security conference said, “The North Koreans [are] supplying significant quantities of artillery munitions for Russia, desperately needed by the Russians on the battlefield. Short-range ballistic missiles as well. And of course the challenge is, this is a two-way street, because the North Koreans benefit as well from this.” In response, South Korea is actively working to send “lethal military aid” to Kyiv. https://www.newsweek.com/south-korea-news-could-follow-north-russia-ukraine-war-1972082
  8. Buoyancy floats mine. What do you use?
  9. iNow replied to Night FM's topic in Religion
    This was my first thought, as well. The sense of belonging to a community is more likely to be a protective factor than the religion itself. I'd like to see a study comparing religious affiliation alongside things like being a member of a book club, or sports franchise, or poker circle for example. Feeling socially connected has enormous benefits, lower suicide rates quite likely to be one of them.
  10. And you’d be wrong Common sense suggests we should focus on acceptance and health, exactly as I suggested. Yes, and that would be stupid to the point of useless.
  11. iNow replied to Night FM's topic in Religion
    My thoughts are you need to leave or pursue your agenda somewhere else because you’re super boring.
  12. iNow replied to MSC's topic in Politics
    She’ll win by several million votes. It’s whether they come from the 2 or 3 correct podunk counties in the middle of bumfuck nowhere that matters. “Half of America” isn’t a problem. It’s “a dozen dudes” in Pennsylvania and “3 Karens” from Michigan that matter.
  13. The total length of the continental border is 1,954 miles. Trump built 47 miles of new wall that wasn’t already there before he even took office. Even if we spot him 1900 miles, he STILL came up 7 miles short.
  14. iNow replied to MSC's topic in Politics
    Easier said than done, but eliminate the electoral college and implement ranked choice voting would help tremendously
  15. iNow replied to MSC's topic in Politics
    If Trump wins, he’ll get all the credit for the benefit we’ll see next year and beyond from lower inflation and more jobs Biden helped achieve. Republicans drive us into ditches, democrats tow us out, then republicans get the credit for the car being on the road again. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. * there
  16. Us, the US consumers. His proposed tariffs would (on average) result in a $4,500 annual tax hike on US consumers. Over the course of a single 4-year term, this means the average American family will be $18,000 poorer.
  17. iNow replied to MSC's topic in Politics
    Most voters busy with their lives and jobs and children and paying bills are only just now tuning in for the first time. They hear his lies for the very first time and have no baseline understanding against which to evaluate their truth. Those same not tuned in voters also have selective memories about the economy being good and inflation not being an issue during the Trump years. They don’t understand that the challenges we’ve faced during Biden’s term were a result of poor decisions during Trumps. They’ve also memory-holed the daily chaos, and the lies about Covid, the way he abandoned allies and encouraged racial hatred and is basically only their to enrich himself and his family. It’s easy to be fooled when you’re paying attention, and even easier when you’re not. That’s how you account for his strength in the polls.
  18. Thankfully you’re personal incredulity has no relevance here.
  19. I explore multiple models and haven’t paid for any. For ones that are free for everyone, Gemini and Metas Llama are excellent
  20. That’s fair. People can find meaning anywhere, but as a rule we look to science for clarity and accuracy more than purpose.
  21. Much more capable in nearly every regard
  22. I’m not a fan of the OP, their style, nor even their continued presence here, but to be fair this is a fairly well known philosophical argument against god(s) that’s known even to people who don’t much follow philosophy. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_of_evil

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