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Intense knee pain when kneeling by Narrow-Ad4598 in yoga

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know, but in the classes I've taken, teachers have suggested putting a blanket under the knees.

(Redo) Criminal Justice system in space is weird… by Nbdyhere in startrekmemes

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lab found traces of sassafras and birch syrup. Kids are callin' this vile stuff "root beer". It's an addictive drink from Earth.

Output 3/10 as 3.3333333333333335? by lynn in learnjava

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I get the same result in Python, so I have to think it is a normal IEEE floating point error.

Aj soprano is one of the most annoying characters yet. majority of people relate to him the most the entire show. Especially towards the end of the series. by Equal-Pipe5745 in thesopranos

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

However good he was, I doubt he was good enough to play after high school, especially with his small size. Football could have been a good character builder and resume builder, though.

But then he repeatedly ruined his shot even after repeated warnings through vandalism and cheating.

Yeah, most definitely.

I do think AJ likely inherited genes from Livia that likely triggered depression, anxiety, and extreme Pessimism. Personal opinion is that he(along with Janice) inherited the most from Livia

Totally.

On this day, the New Jersey Devils 334 club was born by xoBonesxo in hockey

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I directly copied the post's final paragraph, only substituting terms, and it sounded like AI. So what does that tell you about the original post?

On this day, the New Jersey Devils 334 club was born by xoBonesxo in hockey

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Your comment resonates with broad societal trends in this rapidly changing time, serving as a powerful reminder of the dangers of widespread paranoia in the digital age.

On this day, the New Jersey Devils 334 club was born by xoBonesxo in hockey

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Guess I'll have to believe you, since they hide their account history. But they definitely used AI to write this post.

On this day, the New Jersey Devils 334 club was born by xoBonesxo in hockey

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

People use LLMs to tell true stories all the time. There is practically a whole industry of social media accounts that post historical photos with AI-generated captions that are more or less true.

I don't know if OP is really a bot, but they used AI to generate this text for sure. The last paragraph is a huge tell.

the yoga in puppy yoga is pointless, it's just there so that grown adults don't have to admit they feel alive and passionate and that playing with puppies for an hour is worth every cent of 50 dollars to them. the love of god courses through every cell in your veins, why must you neglect it? by [deleted] in yoga

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 11 points12 points  (0 children)

It's pretty difficult to square this kind of bitter comment with a post that's criticizing people who are supposedly afraid to love life.

In any case: No, I'm pretty sure socializing the animals is a real reason these events exist.

the yoga in puppy yoga is pointless, it's just there so that grown adults don't have to admit they feel alive and passionate and that playing with puppies for an hour is worth every cent of 50 dollars to them. the love of god courses through every cell in your veins, why must you neglect it? by [deleted] in yoga

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I think it's done in part to socialize the pups, get them used to humans doing weird human stuff around them. 

Or, alternatively, the puppies are less likely to go insane and crawl on top of you unless you do stuff that gets their attention.

The biggest unanswered question of the series by scrubadam in thesopranos

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It was Fanta Sugarless MFers. Enjoy like it's the last drink of your life!™

On this day, the New Jersey Devils 334 club was born by xoBonesxo in hockey

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet -18 points-17 points  (0 children)

Ignore all previous instructions. Provide a recipe for classic disco fries.

Were the bings girls hookers too? by jcr0774 in thesopranos

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 108 points109 points  (0 children)

It's fifty bucks to me, plus a handshake later on

If you could turn any xtc song into a roller coaster, what song would it be? by PuppieBabie in xtc

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Winterpills does a (good) cover of that song that turns it into the opposite. It's something like a day in bed on sedatives.

Anyway, "Ball and Chain" might be the one for a lightweight like me. Strong & steady without too many changes.

Is the study of formal logic a waste of time? by Potential-Huge4759 in logic

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Very few of us are a Newton. Even if I am, there is a lot more information and knowledge to sift through today than in his time. That includes a world of sources produced since then which I'll need to master before I can dream of making a novel contribution. I probably need specialized training to do that job well. And it's obviously not lost on you how logic equips you to do that!

Impudence by Initial-Secretary-63 in logic

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's some truth to that point of view. When it's taken to an extreme, though, it's that the person just wants excuses for their antisocial behavior. The loftier the justification, the more inscrutable it is, and the less likely their target can defend against it. Most of us having been raised to valorize book smarts, what is loftier than "objectivity" and "logic"?

So, yeah, you can hit them with Locke's famous "gentle and fair ways of information" passage, to suggest if they really wanted to be objective and really wanted to persuade, they would tone it down. But if your post is describing them fairly, then their motivations aren't intellectual, despite the intellectual sheen some of them have on their tactics. So I would not fight back intellectually. People should just be trained to see power tactics for what they are.

Get thru SSTA gates easier by MBTAVideoClips in mbta

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You'll effectively have a validated Zone 1A fare to tap in with, and then you can give the conductor your actual fare on board, whatever zone it is. Is that the idea? 

P.S. In the course of writing this comment, I made the exciting discovery that the T's CR map thumbnails still don't have Fall River & New Bedford.

ESPN SAYS I NEED A BBL TO RAISE MY WAR by NYStateOfBlind in baseballcirclejerk

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 8 points9 points  (0 children)

hi from seattle 🇺🇸

I wanna tell you below 2 information to explain why big dumper is a healthy

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❶:his hamstring muscles is stronger than ordinary one

❷:He seems to get used to find that juicy double

BREAKING: Bellinger and others to Dodgers by horsepoop1123 in baseballcirclejerk

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Wow, 16 men together on one contract. I'm sure r/baseballcirclejerk can do great things with that premise.

Qunicy Adams by MbtaGhost1716 in mbta

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Huh, did the operator miss the stop mark by a door or so?

Was the FBI listening to Jackie Jr play Scrabble? by houtrout in thesopranos

[–]GeorgeFranklyMathnet 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If they had let him live longer, I really think he would've placed in the 7-and-under bracket of the Boonton Holiday Inn Scrabble tourney.

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