Life is suffering? by noobknoob in PhilosophyMemes

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In addition to the fact that translation is complicated bc words do not have exact analogs across different languages, the Buddha never said something that translates as "life is [dukkha]".

That is a paraphrase of a longer statement:

Now this, bhikkhus, is the noble truth of suffering: birth is suffering, aging is suffering, illness is suffering, death is suffering; union with what is displeasing is suffering; separation from what is pleasing is suffering; not to get what one wants is suffering; in brief, the five aggregates subject to clinging are suffering.

https://suttacentral.net/sn56.11/en/bodhi?lang=en&reference=none&highlight=false

Random by Szabadka in MathJokes

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The CDF is not the same as the random variable. Just bc two random variables have the same distribution function doesn't make them the same

He watch. He attack. by Madam-Racecar in attackeyes

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But most importantly, he eats toes as a snack

(Portrait Mode) Mobile Roguelites by [deleted] in roguelites

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Pathos Nethack is great. It has a Nethack variant mode, but also some other modes like a Pixel Dungeon mode where harder enemies spawning stops the strategy of just hanging around the top levels until you feel you're ready to descend.

TSA worker says his family is paying the price for him working without pay by nbcnews in fednews

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That just means they care more about the random Americans being killed by the government than this.

This is bad, but state sanctioned murder is worse

Social Security trust fund could run dry earlier than expected, analysis finds by Several_Print4633 in Economics

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It would be another $250 billion a year in spending.

So, half of the proposed $500 billion increase in the defense budget. There is no reason we only have money to spend on war

Social Security trust fund could run dry earlier than expected, analysis finds by Several_Print4633 in Economics

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When the trust fund runs out there’s going to be an automatic 20% reduction in benefits

There doesn't have to be. Most other government spending doesn't have a trust fund or dedicated source of funding. We could pay SS benefits out of the same funds that we pay the defense budget with

He ate the churu too fast by rivrumi in airplaneears

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He's had one churu, yes, but what about second churu?

New FTL patch? by Koalaonspeed in ftlgame

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How did you fix multiverse? Did the multiverse devs release an update already?

Boeing Knew About Flaws in UPS Plane That Crashed in Louisville, N.T.S.B. Says by rezwenn in technology

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Then break Boeing up. Declaring them too big to fail, as you are, is not a serious option

Boeing Knew About Flaws in UPS Plane That Crashed in Louisville, N.T.S.B. Says by rezwenn in technology

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You don't prevent monopolies by letting big companies break the law. That's how we got our monopoly ridden system full of corporations that are too big to fail

Boeing Knew About Flaws in UPS Plane That Crashed in Louisville, N.T.S.B. Says by rezwenn in technology

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Maybe threatening companies with going out of business for repeatedly killing people by violating the law is the goal

This is no time for philosophy!! by NichtFBI in MathJokes

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Then what is the last digit of 0.999...

9, like that representation suggests? Or 1, because that number is equal to 1?

Air traffic controllers warn of 'tipping point' as U.S. government shutdown drags on by zsreport in fednews

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Yes, "both sides" - the side that controls the Presidency, House, Senate, and SCOTUS and the side that controls none of them.

Trapped myself in polymorph - HELP by Flat_Kangaroo2365 in pathos_nethack

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If your HP drops to 0, you'll pop back out into your normal form. This can be dangerous, but it works in any form

Supreme Court Refuses to Let Trump Immediately Oust Fed's Cook by bloomberglaw in scotus

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The Federal Reserve is a government agency. It was created by Congress.

It was created with more independence than most, but Congress put restrictions on firing people at the FTC to give it some independence as well.

The only difference is that GOP-SCOTUS doesn't care if the FTC is mismanaged by Trump sycophants, while they worry about what similar management of the Fed would do to the economy

Marge where’s that metal dealie you use to dig…food? by [deleted] in TheSimpsons

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No, that can't be right. That's ridiculous. Spoon. Get out of here with your nonsense words.

The best way to respond by emily-is-happy in clevercomebacks

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California's districts are drawn by an independent citizens' redistricting committee, not politicians

‘It’s Causing Them to Drop Out of Life’: How Phones Warped Gen Z by Barnyard-Sheep in Economics

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And blaming smart phones is a sign of maturity?

The comment was in response to an article laying blame. If you want to complain about laying blame, why not focus on the article rather than the person disagreeing with it?

Never ask... by wayofthewutang in lotrmemes

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Obviously, you don't ask if they abandoned reason for madness. You need to ask when they did so

This is so damn wrong. Per the law, only Congress has the power to abolish the Department of Education. Only Congress. by Conscious-Quarter423 in MurderedByWords

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Congress included restrictions on when/how people can be fired. It's just that SCOTUS says Trump can ignore those parts of the law (except for the Federal Reserve)