Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1.  @my-chemical-romance     wow that's completely disrespectful and tone deaf! You are fine just the way you are. If someone with autism wishes to do something that they think will make their life easier that's fine, like therapy or meds, but that's totally unsat to assume all those who have an AS diagnosis are flawed and to tell you so to your face. It's for you to decide whether your status is a challenge or an asset.
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  2. Yeah they seem questionable. I've heard criticisms of them as well.
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  3.  @potts995  agreed. I think there's only so much those in the hard sciences can understand about behavioral science. But at least she tried and provided pretty decent info otherwise I thought.
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  4. We all deserve the right to repair
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  5.  @hugbuggie5966  yeah it's really shady. Anything they can do to force more sales they're going to try to do. I would love to see forced obsolescence and intentional prohibitions on self-repair on the list of banned trade practices under the FTC.
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  6. I'm very sorry you had to deal with this. You deserved better support than that. I guess he just didn't know any better. I hope things are a little easier for you now. Don't be afraid to seek positive support resources in your area if you haven't yet. I wish you a positive future.
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  7. I can't speak to your diagnosis Tay but you seem like the sweetest person and I don't think you should change anything about yourself ☺️
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  8. Wow that's terribly tragic. I'm so so sorry about your daughter.
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  9.  @Dimple_5  no need to call someone you disagree with a troll
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  10. Aren't we all? 😆
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  11.  @polyanthesis  how so? I don't even remember what I said.
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  12. I appreciate your feedback. I don't believe I'm on the spectrum but I've also heard these allegations and grievances raises about Autism Speaks.
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  13. Neurospicy 😅 That's very funny good one
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  14. I can't wait to meet real aliens Man just imagine how cool that would be Edit: damn yt isn't letting me post rn... To the guy below: But why assume they would automatically be hostile and dangerous?
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  15. Some people just can't get their heads out of the sweet redolent-smelling asscheeks of Big oil-funded misinformation. It's too bad. I do hope that we can arrest the development of crazy climate change before it's too late.
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  16. For sure. The nice thing now tho is there are supportive groups both in person and online and many more ways to connect up with others who have had similar experiences.
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  17. Lol "but I repeat myself" ha ha ha good one Sabine
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  18. I hate when the dark fluid takes over my bulbs
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  19. I think it depends on severity. If it's not causing you any disabling issues in your life, then it doesn't seem like a serious point of concern. But everyone's lived experience is different.
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  20. What about a wood stove? Centrally located?
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  21.  @Thomas-gk42  it's true the wood consumption is a concern, although they have that alternative kind that runs on pellets, although I'm not sure what the pellets are made of.
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  22.  @Thomas-gk42  yeah I agree. Big nuklarrrz ftw!
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  23. Lool I'm afraid we're past hope but I'm definitely holding out hope for our space brothers 👽 🛸
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  24. That sounds very difficult. I've been close to others before with a cognitive disability and it's rarely easy. I don't know if you were interested in seeking an official disability diagnosis for him. It would at least provide some supplemental income for you. Perhaps your son may be willing to try neurofeedback? It may help. There are systems you can rent to use at home now, which makes it much easier for families in your situation.
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  25. I understand what you mean but I don't think she claimed to be an expert or give an exhaustive analysis, in fact on this subject she disclosed she knew nothing before starting.
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  26. That sounds like a great idea
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  27.  @flytrapYTP  who's out here licking their car tires?
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  28. Uh oh... This is where it starts friends. I'm all for technology improving lives and enhancing abilities so long as we don't go full Borg
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  29. I never cook with microwaves anymore. I just feel it's like radiating my food and even if that's not exactly true I just don't need to do it. I'm very happy not to do it.
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  30. They're working on implantable compatible artificial kidneys now. Hopefully in a few years there will be hope for dialysis patients See artificial kidney project
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  31.  @glenwaldrop8166  Big Oil thanks you for your service.
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  32.  @snorman1911  if you believed the data you wouldn't be doubting the situation.
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  33. Okay Big Oil bots- you've done your service to your billionaire masters, move along now.....
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  34. Well OP, didn't you know that "They" are supposed to be taken care of this??? They have definitely been slacking though. Shame on They.
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  35.  @glenwaldrop8166  you're so convinced of your own opinion on this issue. You don't have to believe me, just believe the six decades of evidence that have been accruing. See my p laylist on this issue.
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  36.  @glenwaldrop8166  well, see my playlist and you'll see where your 200 million years of patterns don't matter. Of course climates have been changing ever since the Earth coalesce from a bunch of rocks. But they haven't been changing nearly as extremely, dramatically or sharply since the industrial revolution and the massive amounts of CO2 that have been building up over the past 200 years. It's obvious that climate change is man-made and all it's going to take to fix it is to transition off fossil fuels into all renewables plus nuclear. Why does this challenge your worldview and how much is Big Oil paying you? Cuz I'd like to get some of that sweet climate-denier cash too.
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  37.  @snorman1911  which two organizations and shown manipulated by whom?
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  38.  @glenwaldrop8166   well, see my p laylist and you'll see where your 200 million years of patterns don't matter. Of course climates have been changing ever since the Earth coalesce from a bunch of rocks. But they haven't been changing nearly as extremely, dramatically or sharply since the industrial revolution and the massive amounts of CO2 that have been building up over the past 200 years. It's obvious that climate change is man-made and all it's going to take to fix it is to transition off fossil fuels into all renewables plus nuclear. Why does this challenge your worldview and how much is Big Oil paying you? Cuz I'd like to get some of that sweet climate-denier cash too.
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  39.  @glenwaldrop8166  idk if you can see my reply.
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  40.  @hayvenforpeace  there's some black magic that somehow ensures any local city politician is a vicious sociopath regardless of their outward persona who enjoys ordering actions which attack, demonize and harm the local homeless. Metro cops, always dead-inside sociopathic trash virtually every last one, only too happily carry them out. I have no idea why it's always this way no matter where you go, even in smaller cities or mid-size towns it's like this now. The savagery is spreading. Like I said, maybe there's some reason besides simple chance- who the hell knows?? Some weird magic making only cruel corrupt barbarians get elected?? Cuz I mean fuuc- it just seems that way. I just find it odd that it's the same story literally anywhere you go now.
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  41. Lol to each their own. I think the link between vaccine exposure and the increased rate of Autism diagnosis is strong but again, everyone has to make up their own mind. I am not a doctor and never claim to be.
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  42. That may be true to an extent, but we cannot dismiss the very real reality of mental illness and actual cognitive disorders.
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  43. I believe vaccines are a contributing cause, but Sabine never claimed to be an authority on autism or any similar condition. Perhaps you felt she was too dismissive but that's just how she speaks.
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  44. Lol
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  45. Haha I saw the title change. I guess Sabine thought it was offensive to some. I didn't think it was but this is fine too.
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  46. I'm trying to post my extremely calm and reasonable comment regarding non-industrial [XXXXXXX] and how we need to move beyond them but until then use 🔥, and every time ytb punts it. This is extremely frustrating.
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  47. Agreed
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  48. No open-minded baseline empathetic intelligent person would ever be a reactionary or fall to the Right so I think you need to look at yourself bucko
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  49. Lol in which way?
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  50. Wow YouTube is a bleeding chunt. I said that I supported plastic incineration and my comment was totally banned. Awesome.
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  51.  @TheTubejunky  ok fren just relax
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  52. Apple has many messy practices that I would like to see regulated away
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  53.  @1112viggo  right. I guess I can't blame them for wanting to make higher profits but there should be a limit. It's time to swing the pendulum back in favor of the consumer.
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  54.  @BarderBetterFasterStronger  what isn't?
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  55. You guys don't have apartment rentals commonly in Norway?
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  56.  @erik5820  wow that's very impressive. I think home ownership is 60% max here in the US.
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  57.  @etherealrose2139   @etherealrose2139  well you guys are having to export to Europe thanks to DC shooting up the Nordstream 2 (unless Norway has exported for a lot longer than the past several years, in which case perhaps exporting rates have increased since 2021), which was providing cheap fuel from Russia to most of the EU. They did this to force the EU into a corner of a fuel shortage from which they hoped they would then solve by buying US LNG. So I don't know where the EU gets its primary source of fuel at the moment, but yeah that happened and that's why they did that. So if there are any energy stresses in the EU right now I would encourage people to look back a couple of years at the Nordstream 2. I don't know what percentage of their entire energy needs were coming in from Russia but if it was significant well, there it is. I don't know if there's work going on currently by the Russian state to repair that pipeline and renew the trade, but yeah.
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  58.  @jimstiles26287  wonder, lol, other than the fact it's 10,000 times less efficient than nuclear and destroys the environment and doesn't even bring wealth to the state as it all sucked up by corporate executives. It's time to get past coal. Oh and by the way it destroys the health and bodies of those that mine it. It's quite sad we're still using it actually. Unfortunately I'm here to tell you that the entire region of Appalachia has been played by coal, namely the owners of the big coal conglomerates in concert with the Republican party and the few Dems in your state leadership.
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  59.  @erik5820  thank you for the information but I live here in the US. I know they did it. I mean it's not like the brass came to my house and confessed to me with three witnesses all I can tell you is, based on information I feel is legitimate, I believe they did it. I guess you haven't been following the situation, that's okay. There is always going to be plenty of misinformation and disinformation through mainstream sources. This goes beyond just one pipeline. But I appreciate the rest of the information.
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  60.  @erik5820   @erik5820  thank you for the information but I live here in the US. I know they did it. I mean it's not like the brass came to my house and confessed to me with three witnesses all I can tell you is, based on information I feel is legitimate, I believe they did it. I guess you haven't been following the situation, that's okay. There is always going to be plenty of misinformation and disinformation through mainstream sources. This goes beyond just one pipeline. But I appreciate the rest of the information.
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  61.  @jimstiles26287  coal may well be cheaper but that doesn't invalidate anything I said. Why do we want to use an incredibly polluting fuel source that is 10,000 times less efficient than nuclear especially next generation nuclear?
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  62.  @jimstiles26287  what does pre-2000 have to do with anything? And 400 years ago there was no industrial pollution at all on Earth what's that got to do with the price of tea in China today? Ok? And that still doesn't invalidate the fact that BOTH parties serve the corporate dollar, not you. Look at the bigger picture, you'll be played a lot less by these people.
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  63.  @erik5820  so that's interesting, in your opinion Russia themselves were trying to artificially inflate prices of NG to EU countries? Huh. Well maybe there's more to that story idk. If so I generally condemn that kind of behavior, but maybe there's more going on there that is commonly known. Yes the war is unfortunate and didn't need to happen but I also believe I understand what led up to it; regardless of where you assign blame I do think that the EU cutting off trade with Russia for any reason at this point- unless they weren't getting very much from them in the first place- isn't a very smart move.
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  64.  @erik5820   @erik5820  speaking of, so that's interesting, in your opinion Russia themselves were trying to artificially inflate prices of NG to EU countries? Huh. Well maybe there's more to that story idk. If so I generally condemn that kind of behavior, but maybe there's more going on there that is commonly known. Yes the war is unfortunate and didn't need to happen but I also believe I understand what led up to it; regardless of where you assign blame I do think that the EU cutting off trade with Russia for any reason at this point- unless they weren't getting very much from them in the first place- isn't a very smart move.
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  65.  @erik5820  well I suppose should have said "I believe that is what happened". I believe I have good reason to think so, is in fact what I meant. I don't know how to convince you. You don't have to agree with me, that's perfectly fine. I guess to somebody looking at it from a different perspective I sound like a tin foil conspiracy theorist, but to me I mean, it's just seems very clear. Just another wild action taken with clear calculation as part of a very long anti-soviet agenda stretching back many decades, this latest chapter just being its latest incarnation. I'm on the left and I could have my fax all wrong, but I don't think so. One source I trust is breakthrough news & Liberation News. You're welcome to look them up yourself if you feel so inclined.
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  66.  @erik5820   @erik5820  well I suppose should have said "I believe that is what happened". I believe I have good reason to think so, is in fact what I meant. I don't know how to convince you. You don't have to agree with me, that's perfectly fine. I guess to somebody looking at it from a different perspective I sound like a tin foil conspiracy theorist, but to me I mean, it's just seems very clear. Just another wild action taken with clear calculation as part of a very long anti-soviet agenda stretching back many decades, this latest chapter just being its latest incarnation. I'm on the left and I could have my fax all wrong, but I don't think so. One source I trust is breakthrough news & Liberation News. You're welcome to look them up yourself if you feel so inclined.
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  67.  @erik5820  I appreciate your comment but I see youtúb3 will not allow me to respond. That's too bad. I'll keep trying.
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  68.  @erik5820  hmm. Well I'd love to explain further but now I'm not being allowed to post.
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  69.  @sie4431  would you say radiators are a very efficient and effective form of room heating? I've never actually seen one in real life.
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  70.  @erik5820   @erik5820  well I suppose should have said "I believe that is what happened". I believe I have good reason to think so, is in fact what I meant. I don't know how to convince you. You don't have to agree with me, that's perfectly fine. I guess to somebody looking at it from a different perspective I sound like a tin foil conspiracy theorist, but to me I mean, it's just seems very clear. Just another wild action taken with clear calculation as part of a very long anti-soviet agenda stretching back many decades, this latest chapter just being its latest incarnation. I'm on the left and I could have my fax all wrong, but I don't think so. One source I trust is breakthrough news & liberation news. You're welcome to look them up yourself if you feel so inclined.
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  71.  @Objectified  buddy knock it off I stand by everything I said. You don't have to agree with me but I feel I have good cause to believe it. No I won't stop stating what I believe is true.
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  72.  @Objectified  yes there are always a variety of factors that are going to affect overall national homeownership rates you are certainly correct on that. But if you think the cost of rent isn't an assrape right now in an increasing number of locations, and the cost of average, below average, or higher than average homes almost everywhere is out of control, then you haven't been paying much attention.
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  73.  @Objectified  because I'm not exactly the world's leading expert in anything about Norway, other than it seems like a starkly beautiful region? 😂 No offense to my melanin-challenged friends up there but I don't know much about that single country? But I also never claimed I did?
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  74.  @sie4431  oic.... I've seen them in media... I may have been around one before, not sure. Since they were all metal I figured they must be an excellent heat transmitter. I guess one would just have to use it with the time factor in mind, and sit closer to it if necessary to maximize heat.
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  75.  @michaeld5888  finding cheap reliable affordable mass-produced all-purpose energy still seems to be a challenge for the human race (that ideally doesn't pollute too much). I support nuclear as the fastest route off fossil fuel reliance.
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  76. Is social justice bad???
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  77. You are 100% wrong and get off the Fox News
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  78.  @AxMi-24  I don't need a PhD to understand why these are fantastic modes of green energy that will only get better in time Is Chevron paying you?
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  79.  @AxMi-24  okay world genius explain to me what your objections to solar and wind are. Obviously they're not going to work 24/7 I mean that's pretty obvious, is it the storage, is it the transmission, what is it that you object to?
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  80.  @AxMi-24  I see. Well I'm just not sure about that but those factors to consider I'm sure. Most energy dense return for input on the planet? Surprisingly, nuclear, especially thorium.
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  81.  @AxMi-24  I don't even know if it's profitable but yes there's a lot of greenwashing going on and there's a lot of misguided denuclearizing right now unfortunately. Hopefully this will start to change soon. I support all green energy technologies, but as I have a good lay education about nuclear it is clear to me now that it is the superior non-carbon technology by far, at least for now.
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  82. That sounds very impressive. I hope you go to school for that if you aren't already.
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  83. I believe some is related to increased chemical and vaccine exposure. Of course I can't prove this, it's just my opinion so far. Either way, it's wonderful that all neurodivergent conditions are now getting the support and respect they deserve.
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  84. No need to be insulting. There are genuine autistic conditions out there.
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  85. What is pyrolysis
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  86. What's really important is finding out which female character from Sex in the City you really are. Take quiz on page 17 to find out.
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  87. Or you know - nuclear power
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  88. I often wonder if the standard instructional model just isn't the right way for all children. A different model that's more sensory involved such as the Montessori system I bet would be better for some of these youth who find it difficult to become excited for or maintain interest in a traditional public school curriculum.
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  89.  @PGHEngineer  that may be a fair point but then what is the alternative? All we can really do is try to provide different types of learning environments. I can't speak for the UK but in the US there are a fair amount of alternative schools both HS and elementary. Many young people who struggle for one reason or another in the local public school can access one of those, however I'm sure there's always a need for more alternative options.
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  90. Right now our world is controlled by large corporations. I don't know what it's going to take to stop this but until we figure out a way, our planet will continue to be environmentally degraded at a record rate and global poverty will continue to shoot up. I'm sorry, if you want a peaceful sustainable future you have to be a communist or at least a humanist. I'm not saying can't have any business, I'm just saying that businesses should be severely limited by government, period. We can have a private market but it should be heavily controlled so that we don't get what we have right now which is runaway ecosystem destruction, bullshit greenwashing and harm to workers and our communities. Wake up, learn leftism, be communist or least to be Socialist.
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  91. I'm trying to say something positive and worthwhile and I can't post it because yt punts it every time. This is disgusting.
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