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@lolt64
"Which nobody can deny" works so much better with that melody, so it's probably due to the fact that british people used to be musically stunted.
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@notkavi
@alezzxzz12
There literally are chemical standards of this sort for all protected food brands in Italy. And they are the only ones enforcing them in a strict manner (hence the fight against counterfeiters)
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@_Timst
@alexqarbuckle
@wyatt_privilege
They're not even carbon-based lifeforms, so they can do anything without breaking our understanding of science. Hell, their main deal is that they produce dust that enhance your psy powers
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@CartoonsHateHer
That just points of different forms of hornyness. I feel (GENERALLY) men tend to be way more visual in this respect, so a mere picture is enough to rile them up. On the other hand women are more receptive to narratives and more developed scenarios.
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@Helenreflects
Feeling very conflicted today. I must admit, I always considered him a genuine philosophical "enemy", yet the news of his death saddened me to no end. There must be some lesson to learn here, but I still haven't figured it out.
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@WASNTDELETED
As others have pointed out, this is a literal heresy, which basically amounts to polytheism.
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@SamCavanagh3
@quantian1
It doesn't show it because Villeneuve is clearly not going on that route, hence why the Great Houses still declare war to him. It doesn't make sense only if you assume that he is sticking rigorously to the source material.
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@StVincentGrad23
@SwannMarcus89
The heatwaves are usually in July and August, when schools are closed.
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@morallawwithin
A good habit when reading Nietzsche is to not take too seriously his remarks on other philosophers. Oddly enough this is a good habit to mantain when one is reading Kant too (especially if he is talking about Plato or Leibniz).
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@Oliver_S_Curry
@nrduford
@lastpositivist
What kind of test would convince you that "cooperative" and "moral" are synonimous? And what kind of test could prove the categorical normativity of any action?
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@KamerynJW
I actually like that syllabus, but yeah, it makes sense only if you're pursuing an education in the humanities (one centered on the history of philosophy/ideas).
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@morallawwithin
It's not true, but I authorize you to believe it regardless of it, considering how funny it is
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@ChateauFuerte
@cj_prin
When the choice is between Mozart, Beethoven, Bach and Wagner, any choice is the right choice. It deranged BADLY once he picked Tchaikovsky over Mozart
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@lodgepolepines
Napoleon, surely. Charles XII is a nice a second contender, just an infinite amount of fumbling after the Battle of Nerva.
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@morallawwithin
Fun fact: most likely the word "fr*cio" find its origin in the word "francese" ("french").
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@SperglerAcolyte
Alcohol, sex and gambling are unironically infinitely more educational than playing counter strike. If you read some books on top of it you're above 99.99% of the population
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@notkavi
You're just banalizing the whole issue. These protected brands have to pass through many quality tests (regarding the ingredients and the manufacturing process), which guarantee a much higher quality of the final product. Counterfeits don't have to deal with any of that.
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@Fuckoffstupidc
@Szveska1
@uncle_deluge
What's some examples of american recipes that have been around "just as long"?
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@_caswel
Imperial roman paganism? Like, the Founding Fathers were divinized like the Emperors, the only difference being that their divinization was not made public
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@KaiserPep7
@Cazzaccimiei1
Se pigliava il rdc, se era un casadinonnaro o se era un dipendente pubblico pigro lo avrei rispettato molto di più
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@renenum10
You can still achieve it, you just have to be willing to go so much in debt that you have to flee the country you're residing in, multiple times. Few people have the stomach for that
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@sxwrkr_
@KILLTOPARTY
That's not true lol. As an advice, you don't have to overcorrect in order to counterbalance other people's idiotic ideas
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@OrthodoxOrigen
Most academics I have met, to me, looks more like lawyers than philosophers (which is a telltale sign of sophistry). It's as if they're arguing to **persuade** some sort of imaginary audience, regardless of wether what they're saying is true or not.
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@dialupready
@revhowardarson
They do because they are not high on psy-enhancing drugs all the time. The Fremens do not need distractions, they can just look at rocks and sand and find meaning in it.
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@Helenreflects
By "saddened me to no end" I don't mean that it just bummed me out, rather I mean that it really hit me like a truck. Maybe I should cherish my philosophical enemies more, who knows.
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@NeilBahadur
@cj_prin
I was going to mock you, but then I remembered that mocking someone for their deafness is ableist 😔
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@Komaniecki_R
Honestly it cannot work unless you find a Wagner-level visionary genius to compose it. Anything lower than that and it'll be a mid musical
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@IslandTime22
@imPenny2x
@elonmusk
Those bots are not doing engagement farming, they're just doing phishing
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@roman_jacobite
Ignorando la sua mentalità da schiava, la roba sulle Scienze della Comunicazione é proprio una stronzata. Era vero forse vent'anni fa, ma adesso con quella laurea trovi lavoro in 5 secondi dato che anche Ciro il pizzaiolo vuole un media manager
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@morallawwithin
Athenaze has to be the best textbook available.
Another route is to read a short grammar textbook, and then read through Aesop's Fables while using extensively your dictionary (and while checking the grammar textbook often).
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@elettrika_
@comein1specchio
Mica ti serve lei per elevarti. Preferisco la passione che, col tempo, si smorza nella serenità. L'elevazione la trovo altrove, anche in piena solitudine.
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@sillynous
You have no idea how much these tweets have bummed me out. The fact that it happened sucks enough, but seeing this guy frolicking here on twitter makes my blood boil
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@vorticistgirl
Robert Schumann's wife, Felix Mendelssohn's sister, Dumont's daughter, Gustav Mahler's wife, and Lily Boulanger. Checkmate.
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@Brandon789567
@cj_prin
You were with him when he picked Tchaikovsky over Mozart, Bach and Beethoven??????
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@Hired_Sellout
@shylockh
On top of that, to make the financial aspect make sense, they had to state that the hospital has a budget of millions of dollars dedicated entirely to deal with the patients costantly suing House. Caddy is basically the Mother Teresa of people with very obscure symptoms.
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@morallawwithin
Latin is a game changer, given your interest in Kantian philosophy, since Kant's background was mostly built on texts that were written in either latin or french.
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@SperglerAcolyte
They are all wordly activities that engage you with people, and let you discover more ajd more about them. CS on the other hand will just shut your brain off for 6-8 hours
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@morallawwithin
@MitraHispana
Im feeling for all those poor young german fellas who did not read the second critique and thought that suicide was a viable path just because they thought Werther was so cool
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@SwissSebastian
Schallenberg, ofc (I live in Northern Italy, and I don't think I have to worry about him having expansionist aims)
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@drumm_colin
@amigehkacken
Have you considered that Marx just misspoke, and that what he wanted to say was exactly what I think right now?
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@morallawwithin
The existence of animals that just want to be your friend, and who will help you if needed (as it is the case for dogs) is among the best evidence you can bring for a teleological argument for the existence of God
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@CartoonsHateHer
@nihilists4jesus
Im not sure it's about her starving for attention. I wouldn't be surprised if she made a million or two out of her grift.
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@old_ric
How? None of Spinoza's propositions are grounded on mathematical or geometrical theorems?
His geometrical method is just a method of exposition.
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@Revcide
@dklmarxist
What's really holding the gorilla back is the fact that bears have razor-sharp claws. Unless the bear is declawed, there is absolutely no contest.
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@morallawwithin
+study latin first (you can read fluently with a few months to one year of practice, it's really not that hard), and then jump on to Greek (reading it fluently might take a few years, unless you devote some serious amount of time to it).
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@Helenreflects
Do you plan to ever fall into the 16th century rabbit hole? I suspect you would adore Bruno, Pico, Telesius, and the rest of the gang.
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@twinkophrenia
He's right on the money. On a rewatch BB is painfully corny. Still entertaining and with stellar performances, but I can never shake the feeling that it's only entertainment, rather than something profoundly meaningful.
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@grantmaxwell
Studying philosophy in the US sounds like a torture. I know there are a few good departments here and there, but still, I've heard so many stories identical to the one you've just told.
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@sulfuroxideseer
@celestograph
Cioran has Karajan hair, and David Lynch has Cioran hair. Mantain the hierarchy!
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@cogscidude
The vessel of lexicon dilemma: if you systematically substitute each term within an exposition with a more cultivated and arcane equivalent, will it endure as the same exposition?
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@dimitripilled
Told you that you were getting filtered.
My only advice is: if you read Plato while presupposing that he is anything short of a genius will make it impossible to understand him. This is mostly due to the dialogical form he uses, and +
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@getnormality
@Zeeeeee______
You throw a ball at me; photons bounce on it and hit my retina; this activates a comples chain of electrochemical reactions that first hit my brain, and then hit some of my muscles; they tense up in such a way that my arm is raised and my hand is opened; in +
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@dimitripilled
+ due to the fact that you're most likely unfamiliar with the intellectual milieu of 4th century Athen. You see these guys saying "of course Socrates!", but the issue is that they would have actually said it!
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@JesusRamirex13
@erpenterig
@LinkofSunshine
"It wasn't famous, it was only well known by everyone who had the slightest interest in visual arts"
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@SamuraiApology
@neverstrand
@_Timst
@alexqarbuckle
@wyatt_privilege
Since they're not carbon-based lifeforms you can make stuff up I guess. Dunno what's Herbert's actual explanation, but he might as well have said that sand is edible to these lifeforms.
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@punishedcleo
@nodrectionhome
This might be the wrongest answer one could possibly give to that questions
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@Musica11235
I agree with the spirit of what you're saying, but I think the analogy works only up to a certain point. A good chunk of contemporary music is tied to a hyper-fixation for theory and compositional technique that is mostly absent in the figurative arts.
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@rmkubinec
She has not referenced any title, she just objected to be called "Martha" by a complete stranger in a professional setting, which is, you know, her prerogative.
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@luddynski
@roman_jacobite
Reddito di cittadinanza, vivi in mansarda, e rapina due vecchie con la pelliccia una volta al mese. L'importante é non produrre
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@Philip_Goff
Are you 99.9999 sure of the claim for which it's unhinged dogmatism to be 99.9999 sure of anything?
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@WB_Baskerville
@morallawwithin
Is it similar in the same way Italian and Latin are similar? Like, if you squint very hard you'll start seeing a resemblance, but if someone speaks it to you you will not understand anything?
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@kantbulldog
Aren't you a kantian? Wouldn't universalizing the practice of abortion lead to the extinction of any moral community (making the kingdom of ends utterly impossible)?
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@getnormality
A square triangle is a contradiction in terms. Where's the contradiction in the notion of p-zombie?
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@Helenreflects
Maybe it's just guilt over the fact that I had such livor towards this man for his views on metaphysics? In retrospect this is makes me feel so silly.
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@BrunetteLuvr
@SperglerAcolyte
I've not focused on the hedonistic aspect, rather on the educational opportunities that the context of these specific vices offer. Also meaningless competition (e.g. CS) is essentially useless.
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@OrthodoxOrigen
I spoke about it in another thread. I have always deemed him a philosophical enemy, and I must admit, to some extent I really hated his philosophy and his attitude. Yet his death hit me like a truck. All that livor feels now meaningless and silly.
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