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Yesterday, 05:04 PM

Adam Strange replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

I thought that the whole point of male-dominated religions was to gaslight women into serving as obedient baby-makers to a few, self-selected men? ...

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Yesterday, 04:56 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

So essentially, Christianity punishes the innocent for the invented crimes of others. It claims to save people from "sin" after punishing someone...

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Yesterday, 04:14 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

"My first positive utterance of a sceptical nature probably occurred before my fifth birthday, when I was told what I really knew before, that "Santa...

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Yesterday, 03:53 PM

Adam Strange replied to a thread Differences between LIE-ENTj and LSE-ESTj in General Socionics Discussion

One way that LIEs and LSEs are not different is in their use of Te. When these two types start exchanging information, it’s like opening the...

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Yesterday, 01:38 PM

Kalinoche buenanoche replied to a thread what are you listening to? in Art, Music, Literature

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Yesterday, 11:19 AM

Subteigh replied to a poll Elon Musk in Famous People

Vannella, F., 2020. The Traits of the Innovator: Five-Factor Model Analysis and Exemplification. (direct link to pdf file)

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Yesterday, 11:12 AM

Subteigh replied to a poll Elon Musk in Famous People

Home, O.H.P., ELON MUSK VOLATILE OR VILIFIED?. OCCASIONS ONLINE, p.96. (direct link to pdf file)

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Yesterday, 10:59 AM

Subteigh replied to a thread Post Interesting Psychology Articles in Psychology

Kerr, S.P., Kerr, W.R. and Xu, T., 2017. Personality traits of entrepreneurs: A review of recent literature. (direct link to pdf file)

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Yesterday, 10:32 AM

Subteigh replied to a thread Interesting articles thread in Art, Music, Literature

Bourget, D. and Chalmers, D.J., 2022. Philosophers on philosophy: The 2020 PhilPapers survey. (direct link to pdf file) The 2020 PhilPapers Survey

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Yesterday, 10:16 AM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

From my perspective, Christianity is "occultish" as astrology etc.

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Yesterday, 09:12 AM

Uncle Ave replied to a thread Cast of “Cheer” docuseries on Netflix in Famous People

* Simping for Poptart* :mad:

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Yesterday, 12:17 AM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

peteronfireee2 if you believe with absolute confidence what scientists say, that would be unwise. And if you believe what Bronze and Iron Age...

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Yesterday, 12:06 AM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

You quote verses from the bible such as "Every word of God is pure: he is a shield unto them that put their trust in him." and "yea, I have spoken...

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Yesterday, 12:04 AM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

You claim "God" wrote or inspired the books of the bible - I can only tell you that the author/s of the text are less wise than the average person...

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01-21-2022, 11:58 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

Ideally, a prediction should be made on the best available evidence and qualified in proportion to the strength of the evidence. When a scientist...

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01-21-2022, 11:54 PM

Milo replied to a thread Breast Size and Type: Edition 2 in General Socionics Discussion

Outside of not paying attention to women's breasts ever, I have seen some GAZOOGAS, so what was the inquiry about female types again?

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01-21-2022, 11:44 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Post Interesting Psychology Articles in Psychology

https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/what-your-myers-briggs-type-says-about-whether-youll-take-the-myers-briggs-test

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01-21-2022, 11:21 PM

Kalinoche buenanoche replied to a thread What are you watching? in Art, Music, Literature

aniston + bateman = perfection

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01-21-2022, 11:11 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

In science, a prediction must be clear and precise. It must also be time-bound unless it predicts something that is true or false all the time. ...

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01-21-2022, 09:34 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

I think the most interesting and/or significant predictions on Metaculus are: Will Republicans win both the House and Senate in 2022 US midterm...

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01-21-2022, 09:33 PM

Adam Strange replied to a thread Gamma Examples in Gamma Quadra

Tarantino is IEE, and Kim Dotcom looks a lot like an LSE (Delta extrovert) to me, so he could easily be IEE.

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01-21-2022, 09:21 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Prophecies for this amazing year, 2022! in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

The median weighted prediction at Metaculus for when the next Supreme Court vacancy will arise is January 1st 2023 - so about 50:50 it will happen...

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01-21-2022, 08:26 PM

Armitage replied to a thread Types most likely to be American style libertarians in General Socionics Discussion

Ironically, the United States of America spends on average more money on education than Europe, but achieves lesser results. Why? Because the money...

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01-21-2022, 07:44 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Types most likely to be American style libertarians in General Socionics Discussion

Probably EXTX and ST types most likely - the sort of people who think they can do everything themselves and don't see why they should have to...

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01-21-2022, 07:40 PM

Subteigh replied to a thread Disney Movies and Characters in Famous People

According to the screenwriter of Frozen, Jennifer Lee, for MBTI, Elsa is INFJ. 1205891596698275841

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