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MoonshineDegreaser

@ MoonshineDegreaser @lemmy.world

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  • Is there a way to have less "racial blindness" when consuming asian media?

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  • What you are referring to is called implicit bias. It's the automatic differentiation of tribal heritage. It's honestly a phenomenon that can't be controlled. You spend enough time with a certain people, then you are going to prefer that people. IMO that's why we should drop the cultural walls and just amalgamate

  • If the body's natural temperature is about 98 degrees (F), why does it still feel really hot when the ambient temperature is 98F?

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  • I never processed that this is how it works. You just blew my mind

  • If the body's natural temperature is about 98 degrees (F), why does it still feel really hot when the ambient temperature is 98F?

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  • So are you saying that people who sweat more in hot environments are better suited for long distance hunting? Because I'm a gross, sweaty mofo and I would like to feel better about it

  • People who back into parking spots: Why?

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  • My jetta has 120 degree view camera, but 180 degree object sensor, and the sensor literally screams at you before the camera can even process the visuals

  • People who back into parking spots: Why?

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  • When backing into a spot, you can predict that there shouldn't be anything behind you. But you should always check your blind spots. I kind of cheat though because I have a backup camera

  • People who back into parking spots: Why?

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  • When you back into a spot, you have way more visibility leaving than you would backing out

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world
    MoonshineDegreaser @lemmy.world

    What sets your relationship with your SO apart from previous relationships?

  • Recursive Rule

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  • Maybe you're on to something. If we (humans) think it's hot, what are our furry friends dealing with? Let's save the world for our pet friends

  • Curb Your Enthusiasm and Crusader Kings III. Sounds good tbh, I'd watch that

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  • Red Vs. Blue and Age of Empires 4

  • The US government seized b-ok.cc

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  • Thanks. I'll take a look

  • The US government seized b-ok.cc

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  • I've had a few people say the same thing, so you're probably recalling it correctly

  • The US government seized b-ok.cc

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  • My point is that private citizens are having to pay for what obviously would be a breach in their infrastructure. THEY picked the wrong person for the job and the wrong person did the wrong thing, and now the private citizens have to pay for it. I'm not a lawyer, a social scientist, or a high ranking knowledgeable gov't official, but even I can see something fishy has happened and now the every man has to pay for it. IMO that's a pretty typical response when there's a leak. People who are minding their own business and just trying to live life have to pay for the gov't's negligence. We can blame the individual, but the people who have access to that material are required to go through rigorous screening. Why do private citizens have to pay for the governments failure?

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    MoonshineDegreaser @lemmy.world

    The US government seized b-ok.cc

  • What's the most hilarious or ridiculous Wi-Fi network name you've ever seen or created?

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  • Pretty Fly For A WIFI

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    Hmm water

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  • Water is made out of molecules that are generated from the interaction between 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. That molecule is known as dihydrogen monoxide

  • Why have there been large coalitions of countries throughout history that come together to draft agreements about the boundaries of war and what constitutes a war crime (like the Geneva Convention), b

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  • It's meant to be a like minded agreement where if it ever came down to the countries going to war with each other, then the agreement is how war would be conducted. Take the Geneva Convention for example. If the US went to war with England for some reason, then the Geneva convention would be their ultimate code of conduct for the war to avoid unnecessary casualties, the management of pows and adequate reasons for ceasefires. It's more just guidelines as they are rules. However if you're a country outside of those agreements, then the guidelines don't apply. It seems arbitrary, but the concept comes from a good place imo

  • What happened to the French colonists in the US. ?

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  • There's still people in Louisiana that speak French. Also Louisiana doesn't have counties. It had parishes. I think Louisiana is the closest remainder to the French colonies

  • Why do people steal the tip of the air compressors?

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  • Why can't it be a coincidental culmination of all of these reasons equating into a lack of compressor nozzle heads? Some people are shitty and will find easy ways to be shitty regardless of what shitty reason they're doing the shitty thing for. It equals an mass annoyance for everyday people

  • Why does freedom of speech seem to invoke the right to be an arse?

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  • People constantly thinking they can say what they want until they encounter that person that's willing to get arrested for assault when the wrong thing is said to them. That's freedom

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  • Is it only going to be a ruff estimate?

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  • How do I retrieve the findings?