I can be controversial or annoying because I always require proof and facts for whatever people are saying/claiming. This has gotten me into a lot of heated debates, even got myself banned from “YouShouldKnow” for saying I need more proof of Israeli’s genocide (that was long ago, got more proof and changed my mind). If I do not agree on some subjectively obvious topic, please do not assume I’m being unfriendly, evil or a troll. I do try my best to approach any subject with neutral and open mind. Just call me autistic with OCD

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  • REDACTED@infosec.pubtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•nice.
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    The RAND Corporation wrote a whitepaper that basically translates to “how to fuck up Russia and take all their shit”.

    Is there any way to help? I would not have anything against Russia, but while I’ve been alive, they have managed to invade multiple peaceful countries close to mine, so naturally everyone sees them as terrorists (a living definition to imperialism and fascism), to be terrorized


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    Wait, you actually, unironically, without trolling, while being sober, in all seriousness, think democracies should hold elections while being invaded? Thank god my country has a law that makes that illegal (not Ukraine, don’t know about Ukraine, but in any case that is extremely idiotic thing to do, so good on them for not doing it)


  • REDACTED@infosec.pubtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Brain signals
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    Feels like this one is for philosophy. If your body is in pain and you take anesthesia, is it no longer in pain, or simply your brain doesn’t get the signals, but technically still in pain? Feels like there was something interesting about coma patients and pain. You can see the pain using some scanner (MRI?), but not feel it. How would you define that?