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This is great news. The HPV vaccine is cutting cases of cervical cancer by 90%.
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Maybe I’ll tag #philsky at the end here
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So rather than "new" things coming from an objective foundation, they are coming from an uncertain one
There is still kind of a duality there because I cannot directly observe the uncertainty
However, I think that interpretation solves my problem for having a consistent subjective reality
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And to a significant degree, that foundation is infallible
We might interpret it incorrectly, the foundation itself is inherently certain from all points of view
But if we take away that certainty, then the foundation crumbles. The only certainty comes from our observations
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So, objectivity isn't just that something exists outside of me (or us, or observers), but it also has to be certain
It's the idea that things don't appear out of nothingness, but are the result of a framework or structure or foundation that exists separately from me
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Part of my idea for subjective reality is that anything outside of my observations is completely uncertain
Today I figured out that the problem of "new" things coming from an outside source only counts as objectivity if it is a that source is consistent
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That implies an objective aspect to reality because it would have to exist outside of my subjective observations
That would create a contradiction, meaning a fully subjective reality is inconsistent. Unless... the things outside of observations don't exactly "exist"
So that's the problem
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I'm not sure if this will make sense, but I want to write it down somewhere
I've been thinking about a Subjective Reality that is Consistent
But I've been stuck on the idea that I can learn new things, so that means there must be something outside myself for those new things to come from
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I don't understand the new law being proposed. Is having a valid license really one of the main concerns when stealing a car? #ONpoli
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Is anyone studying Gen Z's written language and how it lacks punctuation and capitalization?
I'm not sure regression is the right word for it, but the way they write is kind of what early written language was like
I swear though, if they stop using spaces, I'm out of here
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I didn’t know the sky could do that. Just astonishing.
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Not the best pics, but still cool to see Aurora Borealis / the Northern Lights
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Life, uh, finds a way
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You wouldn’t last an hour in the asylum where they raised me
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Never thinking of A.I. as anything but this ever again:
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Insanity
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Boo, but it’s not going to be the same without Cavill anyway
I think it has potential for movies though
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It reminds me of a tiktok about an autism assessment and the questions were unanswerable to the person being assessed
It blows my mind that the first step in addressing neurodivergent barriers is itself A NEURODIVERGENT BARRIER /end rant (5/5)
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And while I appreciate for many people the assessment questions might make sense
From my point of view, it feels like my neurodiversity doesn’t count because I exist in a constant state of coping (4/5)
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Do I have trouble getting things in order for tasks that require organization?
What does that even mean? Can I list things alphabetically or sort by colour? Yes
Does anything stay organized and will I remember where I put something after it leaves my hand? Absolutely not (3/5)
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Do I have trouble remembering appointments?
No, but I constantly remind myself about it during the week and then sit there all day waiting for it
I can definitely remember, but maybe traumatizing myself so that I can remember is a bit of problem (2/5)
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So I’ve been looking into a “proper” ADHD diagnosis and the 5 question assessment sucks
Why isn’t there a caveat that overcompensating or relying on a system to do things counts as “having trouble” with it (1/5)
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Eclipse Clouds xkcd.com/2915
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Solar eclipse glasses acquired
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Can we agree that at this point maybe these are no longer experiments.
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I… ugh…
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Latest cartoon: What did we learn from Covid?
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Plex and Tubi are my go tos
Plex is decent for free content, and if they don’t have something, they tell you were you can get it
Plus you can set it up to stream videos from a computer/server, which is neat, but I haven’t tried it
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In Canada, it comes with fries
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It’s really only called the Supreme Court because it has tomatoes and sour cream.
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Dear Internet,
Not everything needs an AI bot
Thanks
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8 year old me thinks those rotated squares take a list from basic to elegant
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I like how Word's bullet options are:
- no bullets
- boring circle (solid)
- boring circle (hollow)
- boring square
- THE DREAM OF THE 90S IS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- boring squares (rotated)
- boring arrow
- boring line
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Me and people's fragile worldview
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How do you get a good ct scan of a stingray spine? Stick a styrofoam packing peanut onto a specimen holder with wax, jab the spine into the styrofoam, and scan away! One of my favorite things about ct scanning is figuring out the best way to fit stuff into the scanner 🐟🦑
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New research based on CDC's own data!
TOPLINE: 6.6% of U.S. adults are immunocompromised according to 2021 CDC data, not 3% as previously believed (based on old data). Update your messaging.
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Sunrise is at 4am???
I guess this island doesn’t have daylight saving time
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Upgrading from a bow to a rifle doesn’t seem very sporting
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“This island is no bigger than a deer park.”
Was that a thing in the 30s?
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And so it begins
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The lady knows what’s up. But the count is on to her
I picked up on it before they zoomed in on him giving her laser eyes
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