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InspectorG-007 t1_j9u7k7q wrote
Reply to comment by RSomnambulist in In the US, the gap between Black and White Homeownership is widening with each generation [OC] by Apartment_List
In the 15 minute cities, sure. But out beyond?
Very unrealistic. How many billions will it cost City A with population 7,000 to City B population 2500 30 miles away?
At best, IMO, electric vehicles inside the big cities, hybrids and ICE out in the boonies.
InspectorG-007 t1_j9u4zpr wrote
Reply to comment by RSomnambulist in In the US, the gap between Black and White Homeownership is widening with each generation [OC] by Apartment_List
Possibly. Small Modular Reactors and Automated delivery systems could offset that.
Cost will be a limiting factor. Cities get exponentially more expensive as they build 'upwards' not just in dollar terms but also resource.
InspectorG-007 t1_j9topls wrote
Reply to comment by RSomnambulist in In the US, the gap between Black and White Homeownership is widening with each generation [OC] by Apartment_List
Hence the migration pattern the last couple years with people leaving the cities.
Cities are too expensive regardless of race.
InspectorG-007 t1_j7z0fr8 wrote
Reply to comment by the-willow-witch in Judith Butler: their philosophy of gender explained by Necessary_Tadpole692
So, basically, it's an expression of the Persona? The individual forms a Persona that may blend/contrast with the local group Persona?
InspectorG-007 t1_j4rczus wrote
Ronald Weasley... It's, " Fus Ro DAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh!"
InspectorG-007 t1_j4bl7xr wrote
Reply to comment by stegu2 in New archival findings on the earliest ownership of the Voynich Manuscript by stegu2
If none of those, perhaps an Alchemical Manuscript. They used tons of allegory and code.
InspectorG-007 t1_j2w5j1u wrote
Reply to comment by -FoeHammer in Look on the dark side | We must keep the flame of pessimism burning: it is a virtue for our deeply troubled times, when crude optimism is a vice by ADefiniteDescription
Edgelords are very welcome and accepted on the internet...
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Reply to comment by Mungo_Clump in An LGBQT cruising ship sinks in the middle of the ocean. Who survives? by damluk
No, actually it was Strait.
InspectorG-007 t1_j1d6v6v wrote
Reply to comment by Spartanfred104 in Musk’s Frequent Twitter Polls Are at Risk of Bot Manipulation | New research shows votes can be easily purchased during Twitter polls by MortWellian
Doesn't this apply to like, any poll?
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Reply to comment by viewerno20883 in Molecule that mimics insulin opens new doors for a diabetes pill by rchaudhary
A special kind of stupid that has actually helped Diabetic before.
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Reply to comment by Pawn_of_the_Void in How to Assess Your Own Beliefs: Take Ideas Seriously by DirtyOldPanties
I think I can sum it up: walk the talk.
Does this make me some kind of Minimalist Philosopher?
InspectorG-007 t1_iym4jxp wrote
Waiting for the SDF-1 to crash here.
InspectorG-007 t1_iym4dcl wrote
Reply to comment by Tiberiusmoon in How to solve moral problems with formal logic and probability by beforesunset1010
Assuming humanity reached peak extractive resources(oil, copper, etc) is it Moral to implement Population Control and if so do you lead by example?
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Reply to comment by Spring-Dance in More people are employed in clean energy than in fossil fuels by kickresume
Government could do that for the jobs numbers. And the companies receiving said subsidies likely won't have to produce much in return.
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Reply to comment by contractualist in Freedom vs. Utility (the modern Euthyphro dilemma) by contractualist
A Patriarchy military State in modern day would run into the problem of blowing up the very resources it's fighting for.
What is Morality other than a survival mechanism?
Social Contract works great, but unforseen(or ignored) consequences eventually force us to slide down Maslow's Pyramid and resort to force.
Plus, I would argue, that due to humans being Pack Mammals, most will naturally leave the decision making(essentially participation) to delegation during times of plenty, only to be left with poor planning and grift when times change to bad.
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Reply to [image] i trust you by theupsetguy
I'm making it.
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Reply to comment by ChocoboRaider in Freedom vs. Utility (the modern Euthyphro dilemma) by contractualist
Yeah but the argument gets framed that way.
InspectorG-007 t1_iueq3n9 wrote
I would say an oscillation between the two allows the DNA better chances of survival in different and changing environments.
Pure Utilitarianism could lead to living like an ant hill, or it could be the best route in survival situations.
Egalitarianism allows some to pursue activities that may allows new expressions or innovations. But it can also lead to decadence where no one undertakes the undesirable tasks and wastes resources on trivialities.
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Reply to comment by lashawn3001 in Enheduanna: The World's First Named Author by SirBettington
But was there a Reboot? Spinoffs? Expanded Universes?
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Reply to comment by anime_lover713 in High-fat diet induces depression-like phenotype via astrocyte-mediated hyperactivation of ventral hippocampal glutamatergic afferents to the nucleus accumbens - Molecular Psychiatry by Meatrition
In mice... And how often do they eat lots of natural fats in their diets?
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Reply to A shocking visualization of how you'll spend your time into the future, designed to help you make the most of your time on Earth - Cloudburst.it by 0IIie
Living in a van down by the river is fine by me as long as I have no neighbors.