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  • Father faces no charges for fatally shooting daughter after fight about Donald Trump

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  • not your fault. she was probably just too observant

  • How happy are you with your life?

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  • I'll finish a game that I've lost to be sportsmanlike, and that's where I'm at in general

  • What are alternative to searching using web search engines?

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  • i aupreciate this, thank you

  • What are alternative to searching using web search engines?

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  • is there a non- to middling-tech savvy option for a local ai?

  • What fictional animal do you think would be the most delicious?

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  • This is the winner

  • Technology Connections - You are being misled about renewable energy technology.

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  • Anyone willing to share a tl;dw?

    EDIT: Okay so I watched the video and here's a tl;dw which by necessity will lack a lot of detail and nuance. The video is in two parts.

    The first part, an hour long, is about the slam dunk viability of solar panels as an energy source. In general, but most particularly in comparison to fossil fuel. The presenter underscores the real, deeper meaning of renewable energy sources and addresses many arguments made against solar power especially when it comes to scaling it up and in regards to its ecological impact. ngl, it's pretty jaw dropping, even if I already knew most of this.

    I was increasingly frustrated in the first part because I wanted to shout Do You Get Why This Is Not Happening? Do You Get Why This Renewable Energy Future Is Not Happening. So I was relieved to see that he does get it.

    The second part, about 30 minutes long, comes after a quick faux end credits. In this portion, he "goes there" and lays out not only why we are not moving into this future we could have, that is already here for us to have (to wit, money interests) but broadens into a reflection and indictment about the overall situation currently in the U.S.A. While dipping into partisan politics, he elucidates his personal operating principle and shows how it is a throughline into that topic. He did it in a way that pulled no punches while remaining, at least IMO, respectful

  • My wife came out as gay last night

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  • Don't feel that her revealed sexuality voids your right to your own feeling

    certainly seems like there's a middle path. having the anger, if it arises, but having agency over how it lives in you and how it gets expressed.

    coming out is tough simultaneously as we are accountable for our impact on others

  • My brother grew up to become a homicidal freak. Are violent men common in the general population or was our childhood ROYALLY fucked?

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  • just to help normalize your kink, variations on it have been covered in mainstream press before. like there are people who provide affection proffessionally, for instance

  • Who still uses IRC and why?

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  • That's always been my barrier of entry

  • me_irl

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  • Which? The net historian or the smile guy that he's using as his pic?

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    Is anyone else having a hard time sympathizing with Americans?

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  • Have sympathy for the individual who lost his life, by most accounts in an act of charity, not for the society

  • What are some good media that un-glorify conflict?

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  • I certainly speak about this. But, yeah, haven't gauged when to expose them to graphic depictions, yet.

    I benefited from watching that type of content. Not just with guns, but physical violence in general. What was that subreddit that eventually got banned? watchpeopledie? Obviously that was much more out there than just gun safety content, but stuff like that. Helpful as it might have been, it has probably warped my sense of what's standardly age appropriate, though, so I err on the side of caution with that

  • What are some good media that un-glorify conflict?

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  • I think this is a wonderful suggestion and actually has a good chance to align with their interest. I'll make a point to watch a few with them

  • What are some good media that un-glorify conflict?

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  • Appreciate this post. I'd welcome any suggestion to help deglorify guns to a kid, too

  • ‘Profound impacts’: record ocean heat is intensifying climate disasters, data shows

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  • Intelligence is a multiplicity and usually in service of ego/inherited worldview

    Unfortunately

  • Shame, shame- We know your name.

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  • Well there's an apt play on words

  • Finland’s battle against fake news starts in preschool classrooms. It's protection against Russian propaganda.

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  • Is there an English translated curriculum available?

  • Bill got no chill

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  • Am I ootl on this one? Did Clinton advocate for an unredacted release?

  • At what point is liking childrens toys sad?

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  • I was thinking how there's healthy and then unhealthy escapism. A break versus avoidance.

    That aside, in support of you, I can't see how building with Legos for part of the evening is any 'worse' - less mature, sophisticated, or what have you - than watching some sitcom or YouTube slop. Certainly not sad in either sense of the word. You are actively feeding your creativity and maybe processing out life stuff (play therapy is a thing, even for adults). How cool is that?

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    Batman probably checks for the bat signal the way we check our screens for notifications.

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world
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    What's your go-to online dictionary?

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
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    Do you wish a Happy Mother's Day to your friends who are mothers or just to those in your own family?

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
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    I'm looking to buy something like a reverse wheelbarrow, what do I call that?

  • Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    If you donate to a service, do you so anonymously?

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    There should be a term for people who never really returned from the pandemic's social isolation

  • Books @lemmy.world
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    Is there an e-reader that would allow you to edit an .epub file?