eestileib
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- Comment on The Truth 17 hours ago:
Duchovny’s heels are off the ground, amateur.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 2 days ago:
Weak acids/bases tend to not fully convert their potential free ions, stabilizing at particular pHs for relatively large ranges of concentration.
You can use that as a basis for solutions that aren’t super-basic but will preserve their pH in response to drips of acid.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 2 days ago:
Ahh I see you have forgotten pH buffering solutions.
- Comment on Cope 4 days ago:
There are neighborhoods in LA with a reasonable supply of dudes who look like this.
- Comment on Anon doesn't like the doors 4 days ago:
That’s ok, I can hang out in Strawberry Fields forever.
- Comment on Anon doesn't like the doors 5 days ago:
I sang Beatles songs to my kids as their lullabies and in parts with them today, I consider them the greatest band of all time, and they still had clinkers.
“For the Benefit of Mister Kite” is also kinda meh.
- Comment on Anon doesn't like the doors 6 days ago:
Number … Nine?
I’m not a White Album fan, lots of self indulgent stuff.
- Comment on Anon doesn't like the doors 1 week ago:
Yeah I didn’t really understand what he was saying half the time but I was pumped.
- Comment on Anon doesn't like the doors 1 week ago:
I’m going strictly by the performance in Block Party, which was pretty fucking awesome.
- Comment on Anon doesn't like the doors 1 week ago:
Yeah the Doors had great songs and long shit songs, like every band.
The Beatles had long shit songs, Led Zeppelin, Kanye, Gustav Mahler…
- Comment on card game shop 1 week ago:
Ah but we are dealing with gamers here, not sensible people.
- Comment on Where is modern Punk? 1 week ago:
Furries and trans people.
- Comment on ... huh... 3 weeks ago:
There’s a new -ussy every day, you’ll never keep up, just ride the wave
- Comment on ... huh... 3 weeks ago:
No I have never heard that one
- Comment on ... huh... 3 weeks ago:
“boypussy” also acceptable.
- Comment on Don't forget the drugs and alcohol! Maybe that is the photographer in this meme 3 weeks ago:
Excellent idea, I’m gonna go play Cobalt Core.
Thanks OP!
- Comment on Anon is a movie critic 3 weeks ago:
He also got his ass handed to him in that scene…
- Comment on Oklahoma’s Republican Governor Criticizes National Guard Deployment in Chicago 4 weeks ago:
Stitt is as hard right as they come.
- Comment on This is a real post from the official DHS account on X 4 weeks ago:
Truly, they have received their reward in full.
Matthew 6:2
- Comment on Hospitallers - crusading the Levant since 1113 CE 4 weeks ago:
Connect does great at the vertical scroll.
No idea how I had not seen that before, it’s hilarious.
- Comment on Real easy 5 weeks ago:
Chuckles in Estonian.
That’s cute.
- Comment on Woof is dog for "You may test that assumption at your convenience" 5 weeks ago:
They’re also not deferential or clingy like a lot of dogs (and honestly, why a lot of people want a dog).
Pyrs/Maremmas have a job to do and they don’t want to sit around being scratched while staring into your eyes.
- Comment on Incest causes narcissism, apparently 1 month ago:
This is like something out of Vienna in 1917.
- Comment on uber eats 1 month ago:
Big tip if that was my driver.
- Comment on Jeez, it's like there's no appeasing you tyrants 2 months ago:
As a literal blue haired trans lesbian, 🤜🏻🤛🏻
- Comment on do what you love 2 months ago:
Popper is considered an important historical contributor by the field, in the same way that Jacob Lister might be in surgery. Groundbreaking but their methods have been replaced.
Jeffrey Kaplan is the best current philosophy lecturer on YouTube imo. He focuses more on theories of consciousness but covers epistemology too. Bryan Magee did a fantastic interview series called The Great Philosophers that’s on YouTube.
I would actually start with sociology of science if you want the most interesting contemporary stuff. Harry Collins is fantastic, check out his recent book on LIGO. Steven Shapin’s book on the Scientific Revolution is good.
Bruno Latour is a love-him-or-hate-him figure in science studies (I love him). “Laboratory Life” and “Science in Action” are great reads imo.
- Comment on do what you love 2 months ago:
I used my philosophy of science classwork all the time in my engineering career.
What constitutes proof? What kinds of questions can you answer with data? When do we consider a pattern of behavior to represent the existence of some entity?
Being able to think about these kinds of questions with clarity is really helpful in diagnosing problems in large systems.
- Comment on its painful each time (┬┬﹏┬┬) 3 months ago:
Also entirely possible.
- Comment on its painful each time (┬┬﹏┬┬) 3 months ago:
He might have thought you were romantically interested in him, wasn’t interested, and didn’t know how to communicate that without being worried he might offend you.
There’s this concept of a relationship escalator and everybody rightly shits on how much it fucks things up on the back end of erotic relationships.
But in pretty much every kind of new relationship, whether it’s business, friendship, family, or romance, people expect to increase their commitments gradually, in coordination with the other person.
Yes, this means that most people looking to make new friends and lovers expect you to act a little less excited about getting to know them than you actually are. 🤷🏻♀️
- Comment on largest nation in the world is estonia, russia is fake. 3 months ago:
Fucking A