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underwire212

@ underwire212 @lemm.ee

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  • Centerists

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  • I try to keep an open mind and engage in conversation when I can too. Tbh the fallacy I find to be the most irritating (and probably most common) is when the person already presupposes your entire argument and crafts straw men arguments against you. To me, that tells me they’re just unwilling/unable to listen to me and listen to my actual arguments. No use in debating someone who doesn’t even know what they’re debating against.

    Having to keep saying “but that’s not what I said” every time I try and explain myself gets exhausting after awhile lol

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    What media bias?

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  • Eh…you can pick any two examples and show anything really.

  • Please don’t nuke me

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  • I know seriously lmao. I mean I know it’s anecdotal, but I’m in the US and my friends and I constantly criticize the US. Most people I know tend to agree with most criticisms, myself included.

  • History

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  • Can you explain?

  • Music was better when ugly people were allowed to make it

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  • Video killed the radio star

  • The Benefits of World Hunger

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  • It’s satire. And it’s apparently doing its job swimmingly because people are on here talking about it.

  • Threw a wrestling watch party, made special food, and was very disappointed in the outcome.

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  • No worries- I probably should’ve just left the comment and added a note explaining the misunderstanding on my end.

  • Threw a wrestling watch party, made special food, and was very disappointed in the outcome.

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  • Yeah we also have friends in our group that have special diet restrictions/health issues they don’t want the while world knowing about where they can’t eat certain foods.

    It’s one thing to ask someone to make certain food, then showing up and not eating any. But it’s likely OP’s guests never asked for all of this. So I don’t really see how OP can be upset that his guests didn’t stuff their faces?

    Sometimes people aren’t hungry. Or they’re on diets. Or have legitimate medical reasons for not eating certain foods. It really doesn’t matter. I never understood this logic of getting personally offended because people didn’t eat something I made. I don’t give a shit, more for me! Or I can donate it/save it for later!

  • Threw a wrestling watch party, made special food, and was very disappointed in the outcome.

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  • I did yeah. That’s why I deleted my comment

  • Threw a wrestling watch party, made special food, and was very disappointed in the outcome.

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  • Threw a wrestling watch party, made special food, and was very disappointed in the outcome.

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  • So I have a friend that sounds a bit like OP.

    He plans some event and invites a few people (including myself). I said I already had plans, but would try and make it if my other plans ended early.

    Weekend comes around and he prepares a preposterous amount of food for everyone. Like enough to feed a family for an entire month.

    My other plans don’t end up ending early, so I wasn’t able to make it. He then sends me pics of all the food that hadn’t been eaten and does this little guilt trippy dance he always does: “my friends and I were really excited to have you join us, guess I gotta throw all this away now”

    Like bro…I never said I could go in the first place! And even if I was there, there is no WAY I’d be eating all that food lmao.

    I really don’t understand this behavior. It’s like they get a pleasure out of playing the victim constantly.

    Not saying this is you, OP. Just wanted to vent a little bit haha

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    What are your first principles (rules you've developed) in your life?

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  • Also, if you’re not fucking up occasionally, then you’re probably not pushing yourself hard enough

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    What are your first principles (rules you've developed) in your life?

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  • There exists a problem. Problem requires a solution. Solution requires diagnosing problem and using reasoning to solve craft solution.

    Assigning blame (root cause analysis) can wait. First, fix problem. Then analyze how/why problem happened and implement corrective and preventative actions.

    A company I used to work for actually had a policy of never to assign root cause as “Human error”. Individuals actually never got blamed. Instead, it was perhaps that there wasn’t enough training, or certain procedures were lacking which could’ve prevented the problem, etc.

    One time someone had accidentally broke an $8 million dollar piece of equipment. They were never fired, or reprimanded at all. Instead, the investigation assigned root cause to lack of adequate safety procedures, or something like that. Therefore actions are taken to help prevent recurrence instead of just saying “They did it! Fire them!!”

    They were a great company to work for because of this.

  • AI Rule

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  • Yeah this is why I’ve made it a goal to read more often

  • What the rule does this mean?

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  • Have an ID to enter the 7th vœïd dimension? Great!

  • if you're not going to let me do this microsoft then let me turn off auto restart all together.

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  • Because it’s his computer and he should be able to do whatever the hell he wants with it?

  • Lenovo has a glossa(rule)y that seems to be entirely made of arbitrary AI generated articles

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  • Is this some SEO bullshit?

  • It's like a not very liberal regime

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  • In their defense, they only stated that they appreciated it…not that they’d listen.

  • D.A.R.E. to break the rule?

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  • Drugs Are Resources. Enjoy