DoYouNot

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[–] DoYouNot 8 points 1 week ago

How often does the average person really need to do that? Multimodal is where it's at! Drive when you need to, don't when there are alternatives. But alternatives need to exist for that to work, so vote for them.

[–] DoYouNot 14 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

On the one hand, I agree with a lot of what Sabine has presented here. But on the other hand, that email is sus AF... It proves her point perfectly and there's absolutely no way to verify it. I have to assume that it was written by/for her when weighting it as evidence, as a non-institutional email could have come from literally anyone.

[–] DoYouNot 30 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

This whole speech ammounts to "You're supposed to be doing it to them! Not to us!"

[–] DoYouNot 31 points 2 weeks ago

🫡 Thank you for your service.

[–] DoYouNot 0 points 3 weeks ago

SWATing is fun for cops

[–] DoYouNot 2 points 3 weeks ago

Lol yeah I agree. It felt like just a literal read of the translation. Fun to poke at, but subtext is not its forte... So definitely more along the lines of "every accusation is a confession."

[–] DoYouNot 1 points 3 weeks ago (3 children)

I was interested in the German phrase, so I used an LLM to translate the meaning and see what we get. I landed on the following example scenario to convey what I think you mean when you use it in response to the article.

""" German citizen: "I always vote for the party that promises to reduce taxes and increase funding for infrastructure. Was ich denk und tu, trau ich andern zu - I assume most people share my political views and priorities." This reflects an assumption that their personal political leanings are widely held, without acknowledging diverse ideological perspectives. """

Is this on base with what you meant? Or is it more like the Every Accusation/Confession thing?

[–] DoYouNot 18 points 3 weeks ago

Bold of you to assume it would actually reduce how long it takes to get to work in the long run...

[–] DoYouNot 8 points 3 weeks ago

Oil rebounded, but Reagan/Thatcher era neoliberal policy remains. I'm not saying the oil crisis wasn't a factor, but I think this lasting wage stagnation has more to do with explicit policy that promoted oligopolies than it does to do with the supply of energy resources.

[–] DoYouNot 10 points 4 weeks ago

Rhianna and Einstein both know something about black bodies.

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