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Classic misleading clickbait headline today in NZ's Stuff, as it trumpets its winning awards for media. King Charles and Prince William abruptly cancel royal outings Given the recent cancer diagnoses of Chuck and Kate, I'd bet 90% of people seeing that headline went "OMG, something bad happened...

Looks a lot safer than driving your car.

Meadmaker wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2024 2:21 amI just can't wrap my head around it.

Eh? Texas... nigger-lover protesting with niggers gets shot by a white bloke... it's a miracle he was ever found guilty, the pardon is obvious.

Brilliant!

It's the same pretty much everywhere and the only answer is they're working in other dead-end jobs.

We need a proper recessionary period to weed out the numbers of service industry companies and get back to something resembling normality.

The limiting factor on how many people cn be served at a restaurant in America is no longer the number of tables. It's the number of wait staff. Is that happening elsewhere in the world? Not to that extent, although there are a few cases of restaurants not opening some days to cover the fact they'r...

my hunch is that the hard-materialists among us will assume i'm heading into religion territory. I'm not. Scream all you want about not diving head first into religion, because that's exactly what you're doing. It's fuckin' funny you act as though your "arguments" are either new or intere...

and as usual, you're trashing my evidence-free hypothesis (that everything is made out of consciousness) without making a counter argument. Is it bitsy bricks? Because nothing has changed in the 300 years since Jonathan Swift said this: You cannot reason a person out of a position he did not reason...

This is why people should study philosophy.

Juvenile bullshit I'd expect from a 16 year old who just watched The Matrix.

stanky wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2024 4:56 ami believe that stuff is made out of consciousness.
that's where the evidence points

You need better drugs. That's so idiotic I'm not even going to ask for the evidence.