impomura

>prices will rise, politicians will philander, you too will get old-- and when you do, you'll fantasize that when you were young prices were reasonable, politicians were noble and children respected their elders

I think I get what you mean but personally "in the end you'll be too retarded or numb to grasp reality" isn't really comforting

majority of Israeli keep supporting IDF policies, shame on them

I'd like to see you argue this, but to be clear my first draft was: "open the schools"

a neoliberal neoclassical puff piece on the only region in india ruled by the communist party? that's fresh

the working class is paywalled out of education because of IP laws that can seemingly be ignored by the AI companies

it's impossible to answer to this line of reasoning without wasting time so I'll just start right away with the ad hominem.

you just don't like art, you don't understand it and you want slop, admit it and don't feel compelled to enter the discussion with your growth oriented bullshit mindset

>And 59% came from an upper-middle-class background or below.

what a useless categorization to rely on

yup, their actions of not being involved into every single war going on right in the world.Very scary

the other paper is penned by neuroscientists lmao, does noboy open the links anymore?

the other paper is penned by neuroscientists lmao, does noboy open the links anymore?

>Like, do you accuse the people of wrong things they did personally?

They voted for policies that pulled the ladder up behind them, are they not responsible of their vote?

the second link you pasted is a study made by economists, not real scientists, strike that.

The first one you really didn't read, did you? "In contrast to received wisdom regarding testosterone and risk, the present data provide the first robust evidence for a nonlinear association between economic preferences and levels of endogenous testosterone."

"Despite the common view that high testosterone levels lead to risky decisions across numerous domains, we found that testosterone has a quadratic relationship with economic risk preferences: Individuals with low and high levels of testosterone (within their gender) were risk and ambiguity neutral, whereas individuals with intermediate levels of testosterone were risk and ambiguity averse."

^ person that has never spoken with a Chinese national spotted

I'm going to assume bad faith because the alternative would be to rude to you.

If you wanted to paint a photorealistic halle berry having sex with whomevere you'd need years if not decades of art training. Or shelling a minimum of 500$ to commission an artist. Now I can have 25 different jpgs of that mental image in less than a hour of "work". And no you don't even have to write that piece of software, it's already online for free.

If you don't see ho this is a new problem you should log off

IDK what's so fun about it man. We used to think that agreements between users and providers were binding. That they were stronger than good faith. US law is based on that, I think. Everything that's not based in Europe is fucked and it's not even remotely fun.