Comment Re:I'm so tired of being lied to (Score 2) 33
(citation needed)
I am not OP, but LMGTFY.... https://www.404media.co/own-th...
Comment Easy times make weak people.... (Score 0) 248
We've had easy times for too long. Everything thinks little stuff is hard. Everyone thingk unimportant stuff is important.
Comment Nothing will change. They will keep calling. (Score 3, Informative) 66
They do not care about the law.
Comment Re:Politicians don't care what citizens want... (Score 1) 131
Up to a point.
When a politician with a net worth of $150K enters office with a $120K salary, and exits 8 years later worth over $500 million, there are no limits.
This has been proven over and over again on both sides of the isle.
Comment Re:Conditions of acceptance (Score 5, Insightful) 131
If the police were 100% trustworthy
It's like Chris Rock said... "You can't have good cops who support and protect bad cops. Because as long as that happens, there only exist bad cops."
Comment Politicians don't care what citizens want... (Score 2) 131
People still believe the US is a democracy. It's not. Politicians are owned by companies and do their bidding.
Comment Re:Left and right photos are different, of course. (Score 1) 10
I've seen some dumb shit on here... but this thread is nuts. Like should be in an asylum nuts.
Comment Re:Abiogenesis (Score 1) 104
Not a shred of evidence that non-life can become life and loads of evidence to the contrary. And now we are supposed to believe it didn't just happen once but twice? Can they not see why the reputation of "science" is in the gutter right now?
False. Also, you need to re-read what was written. You're arguing about something the article says the opposite of.
Comment Re:Truly radical, or by accepted dogma? (Score 1) 104
The accepted dogma of so many 'scientific' explanations is hesitant to even accept that our knowledge and understanding may have evolved. What we once thought was true may not be. But established dogma digs in its heels...
Look at COVID. The powers that be were unwilling to admit 'we do not know, yet,' and the narrative changed multiple times within the same week. That bred distrust and split people along political party lines.
Science can be bought. Results can be skewed, fabricated.
I bet your TV is broken and has only one channel. Fox News. You should get that fixed.
Comment Re:Until they run out of defective processors (Score 1) 167
Apple used up their backlog of processors. It's why Neo shipment times have turned into months
False. Not a single NEO config I select on Apple.com has more than a 3 day delivery to my address.
When you have to lie to make your point, its time to make some tough decisions in life. Will you forever push your false agenda and false narrative?
Comment Slop means its crap. (Score 1) 85
If its making the charts, its not bad and therefore not slop.
Comment Re:Trump is RIGHT. Wake up, you Communists (Score 5, Insightful) 148
China is Socialist, there are NO freedoms there, a Hell.
If you ever realize that that everything you thought was black and white in this world is actually shades of grey, you're going to have your worst and best day at the same time.
Comment Think about this for a minute.... seriously... (Score 1) 45
They know who the bots are and yet hey are letting them stay on the platform. Let that sink in.
Comment Re:Correlation does not equal causation... (Score 1) 63
Having a quiet part of the home may mitigate the association between exposure to road traffic noise and higher risk of Parkinson's disease, according to the findings.
Thats the Slashdot editors, taking something the author of the article suggested and stating it as a fact. TF study itself makes no such claim.
Comment Correlation does not equal causation... (Score 4, Insightful) 63
And TFA article says as much. Maybe its not the amount of noise, but more noise equals bigger roadways, which equals more pollutants in the air, along with higher percentages of carbon monoxide and less oxygen in the air near their homes.
