Comments by "Dr Gamma D" (@DrDeuteron) on "Triggernometry" channel.

  1. the idea that a twitter employee can protect me from "harmful" information is absurd.
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  2. You really can't have your own pronouns other than me, myself and I. That's why its called "the 3rd person", they're the 1st persons' pronouns.
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  3. and feminists wear the "Quiet women don't make history" shirts....the irony.
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  4. The reason women feel unsafe is not because they are unsafe, nor is it that they are not safe; rather: they are straight up IN DANGER.
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  5. well, people who speak out are jailed.
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  6. I think it's the intellectuals. They've been fond of it forever, and their ideas flow down through education and entertainment institutions. At least since the 1930's, when our system appeared to have completely failed. I mean look a Picasso, a crap artist but he paint Guerrca [sic?]...a pro red anti Franco deal, et voila, he's a genius. Or Pablo Neruda--or any author from South America, or the Stalinist monobrow Frida. Jumping to right now we have a president who calls half the country dangers to "democracy" on the regular, and such ideas appear every Sunday in NYTs op/ed page, gobbled up fawning readers with graduate degrees.
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  7. *Mankind. "humankind" is newspeak.
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  8. delete this before their lawyers subpoena your posts.
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  9.  @James-gf9jl  not true, those are shame based cultures. "no shame" has higher value than life, hence a father/brother may need to "ice" his daughter/sister is she brought shame to the family.
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  10. “Minority” is newspeak….thats been around for a long time.
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  11.  @Gloomshadow100  well the point of speech is to get the authorities to do something on your behalf, and if they fail, then you ditch the first, and load the second enumerated human rights, except you don’t have those rights either in the UK…or is that also a lie Felix?
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  12. Being blind sounds terrible.
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  13. No, it’s and incoherent solid phase collection of up and down quarks, and electrons in a low entropy state designed for digging holes in a condensed protoplentary population 2 supernovae revenant. ofc….we don’t need to get into the spectrum of virtual particles now, though.
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  14. are you really a single dad? or just divorced? and I hope its not the W word....but if it's the last 2: stop calling yourself a single dad (it's newspeak), if you really did have a child out-of-wedlock: how?
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  15. I disagree. The news has always been hard lib biased. Even Walter kronkite was full of 💩
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  16. Greenland
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  17.  @ESDPOD  especially trans woman of color
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  18. But the Canadians can always fall back on “but we’re not as bad as those Americans”
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  19. 32:00 I love the way she says "I got a little graph that I can put up" since she is both guest and editor
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  20. Thomas Friedman, the New York Times top go to global experts said they just need iPhones and jobs, and they would be just like us. He;s still saying that 20 years latter. It's a form of cultural hegemony (all cultures are equal, but ours the end state of evolution) and marxism (economics drives everything). No, they have a culture, and we cant change it with our iPhones and Teslas.
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  21. but who deliver their energy, food, and water, take out their waste, and fix their broken stuff?
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  22. I don't think irony is correct....unless it's like the Milan Kundera / JP Sartre Eurodystopia irony.
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  23. English tip: "where I don't have to go". Not only is it correct, it has no double entendre.
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  24.  @paarker  and it's pointless to those who take umbrage. It's the equivalent (in their eyes) to: "I have a black friend...."
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  25. you think it's just the government? What does the BBC say? What dot the faculties of Oxford and Cambridge say? What are your celebrities saying, or the Church of England? Or the Pope?
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  26. Even it comes out it will be ignored, and for those who do pay attention, they will say “we were just following science”
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  27.  @jwenting  see Robert Proctor's 1988 "Racial Hygiene: Medicine Under The Nazis".
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  28. Woody Allen: "Sleeper".
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  29. gender is whatever you want it to be.2 , 3, 57, infinity...but should be ignored.
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  30.  @terraflow__bryanburdo4547 right, it’s been the Marxist demoralization, esp,since the 60s, when war became a low class sport. Before that, rich n poor served
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  31.  @suedavis7451 it’s called doctor in the field, so your point is pointless. It’s not like they got stethoscopes and are prepping for surgery on the airplane.
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  32. Yes. What I have observed is that those with ctpsd see attacks when there are none. It can destroy a relationship
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  33.  @oceania2385 wtf dose a mentally disturbed anomaly have to do with it.
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  34.  @oceania2385 protest 😂😂 😂😂😂
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  35. y'all need to read between the lines. Being intelligent and well read is no defense against the crime of wrongthink. In fact, it may be an aggravating factor because there is less room to "do better" & "educate myself".
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  36.  @VallornDeathblade you’ll catch a case from the 🦺 👮
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  37. you know that's hate speech, right? Given their overrepresentation in the su icide community.
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  38. Meaningful sex has way more oxytocin that casual sex, which is dopamine laden. The former is way better and cannot be understood by those who've only had the latter.
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  39. In spite of a career in hard (af) science, I don't trust reason. Eugenics, slavery, honor k!ll!ings, gang drive-byes, gulags, struggle sessions, omertà, trans women are women are all reason based. The problem starts with the unchangeable axioms from which you reason. Bad axioms + good logic = bad result.
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  40. welcome to Airship One.
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  41. 0:10 You don't say "Congratulations" to a new bride. You say that to the groom. The bride gets "Best Wishes". Manners bro, manners.
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  42.  @br1920  So I"ve lived in several foreign countries, and everyone I worked with always wanted to improve their English. Since I am a fantastic writer and pretty good public speaker, I always helped them, with the difficult nuances of the language, and they always appreciate it. Moreover, since I work in a smart-af field, they lock on pretty quick. Of course, some spoke better English than I, and always with an "Oxford" accent, never-the-less, my deep knowledge of several regionals slangs was always skookum to a jive turkey. Since OP is rock solid, I'm just helping, since he's Eastern European, and may need want speak better English. I'm old enough that the Eastern Europeans professionals I worked with spoke Russian before English.
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  43. I both totally disagree with this hypothesis and believe it is brilliantly correct
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  44. 🥁
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  45. we can trust cosmology and particle physics, 100. But there are certain science fields that have proven themselves to be antiscientific.
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  46. Anyone who says open air prison has got to go.
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  47. Just because he doesn’t doesn’t mean he can’t. We may never know.
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  48.  @philiprowney meat and hunting are irrelevant.
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  49. Note that shallow thinking people who don't read also say men are not women.
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  50. The thing about Drag Queens is that they are, by definition, men. Men who play female characters on stage. Either sex-symbol celebrity impersonations (Cher, Dolly, Madonna, ...) or hyper-sexualized fictional women. It has absolutely nothing to do with "trans". They are a much female as they are Cher, Dolly, Madonna, ....
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