saimen
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- Comment on All downhill from there 6 days ago:
Now I got it, thank you
- Comment on All downhill from there 1 week ago:
- Comment on Gravity 1 week ago:
There is an actual logical proof that there are propositions in mathematics that are neither provable nor refutable.
- Comment on Gravity 1 week ago:
Aren’t the first two things just experimental proves of Einsteins relativity theory from over 100 years ago?
I don’t know about quantum gravity though.
- Comment on What are your favourite single-player games without much fluff, grinding or difficulty spikes? 2 weeks ago:
T_T
- Comment on What are your favourite single-player games without much fluff, grinding or difficulty spikes? 2 weeks ago:
Just reading this somehow gave me goosebumps and made me tear up. Such an incredible and unique game.
- Comment on Anon finds love 2 weeks ago:
Even though it’s often confused schizophrenia is not about having multiple personalties. That’s a completely distinct and way much rarer mental disorder. Schizophrenia is mainly about having hallucination (most commonly auditory) and fixed false believes (delusions).
- Comment on The cell wall is the wall of the cell. 2 weeks ago:
To add to that, similarly like there are microscopic and macroscopic processes we can only indirectly perveive, there are probably also processes on a much smaller and much larger timescale we can therefore only indirectly perceive.
Like one cell could be the whole universe of some absurdly small conscious beings with a lifespan of less than a femtosecond.
- Comment on Yes, this is what people did back then 3 weeks ago:
Buy bitcoin
- Comment on Spiritfarer Developer Thunder Lotus Reveals At Fate's End, An Action Game With Dialogue-Driven Combat 4 weeks ago:
Came for this comment
- Comment on Pulling energy out of a hat. 1 month ago:
You don’t even know the question though?
- Comment on Not gonna lie 2 months ago:
What if there is something I should worry about but forgot?
- Comment on Winning 2 months ago:
Depending on the problem or rather on your model of the psyche. If you are following a depth analytical approach then you need therapy to reenact your problematic relationships or traumatic events in a healing relationship with another person to integrate them into your conscious self even if you already are fully aware of them.
- Comment on Creating new wage slaves is child abuse 3 months ago:
I just wanted to point out that we humans already made life more fair. Of course it could be better and it sucks when people are mean, but at least we mostly don’t just beat each other to death suddenly or dueling on the streets.
- Comment on Creating new wage slaves is child abuse 3 months ago:
You list other animals as positive examples and then say yourself that our life wouldn’t be like other animals.
When we were still small hunter gatherer groups, individuals who made problems or simply weren’t strong enough or a bit sick would cold heartedly be left behind alone which was a death sentence for early humans sooner or later.
- Comment on Creating new wage slaves is child abuse 3 months ago:
It can always be better but I think pure nature is even less fair and can be absolutely cruel. We are very spoiled of our cultural progresses living in a huge bubble where everything is pink and fluffy compared to “real life out there in wild nature”.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
The quote of Asimov is on point. As a non-American, I remember rewatching “Friends” after Trump came into office and suddenly noticed this subliminal anti-intellectualism even in this rather progressive left leaning TV show: Ross is often ridiculed as boring or arrogant when he talks about science or just trying to be factual, whereas the stupidity of Joey and the superstition and denial of reality of phoebe are glorified as funny and quirky and often shown as equal or even superior to Ross’ intelectualism.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
I think the same thing happened in the beginning of the 20th century and partly is the reason for the two world wars which makes me afraid of the future seeing the global development of increasing tension and rearmament.