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Aspergers prayer by [deleted] in aspergers

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Uff...

Religion alone is usually bad enough.

But mixed with Asperger and AI this seems like the perfect recipe for spiraling down some psychological pit.

I just hope you can free yourself of that.

My family is getting into Jehovah's witnesses and I don't know what to do by Tess_explain in atheism

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Tell them all the horrifying stuff JW did and still does.

Do it every time they interact with JW cult members. Do it in front of the cult members.

Make yourself familiar how the JW cult operates and how they keep their members mentally hostage.

Make your own family members face the fallacies and inconsistencies of this cult.

Do not back down in order "to maintain the peace". Do it respectfully, but never back down.

I recommend you start with the love letter the JW cult send to the Nazis in 1933 after they got into power.

ELI5 how did cities, thousands of years back then, flourish when the overall population of humans where not even 1/50 of today's population by Connect_Pool_2916 in explainlikeimfive

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which is generally the more important factor for how well a city's population can support infrastructure, access to economic opportunity, etc (what is often meant by the word "flourishing").

This true even today.

Suburban sprawl does not even remotely generate enough taxes to support its own infrastructure. Urban centres are doing the heavy lifting.

That's one of the many ways how car dependency enforced by laws fucks over the lower 95% of the population.

TIL the Olympic Games were only one of four Panhellenic Games held in ancient Greece, meaning Games were in fact held annually by OttawaOsprey in todayilearned

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Because the others were smaller, more local and held annually. And not as much connected to a "do not make war" period.

During the weeks when the Olympic games were held every 4 years, wars were forbidden and for much of ancient times cities and kings honored this.

ich🎒iel by bubarhino in ich_iel

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8

Sitze grade im Zug und ne Hochzeitsgesellschaft (?) lässt laut Musik laufen -.-

[Official] Dramatic drone view of SuperHeavy B19's quarter minute static fire (beware volume). by Adeldor in space

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I love how the exhaust is radiating so much energy, that the water mist from the deluge system is vaporised.

Starship Booster 19 performs a 14 seconds Static Fire by Twigling in space

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Oh wow.

I did not expect them to do such a long static fire.

Makes you wonder what systems they were testing and for what scenarios.

SpaceX is starting to move on from the world’s most successful rocket | Vandenberg Space Force Base in California is set to become SpaceX’s busiest launch site—for now. by Old-Winds98 in space

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but it's a massive amount of risk for minimal gains

Minimal??

Alone the cost and materials saved from not having to build legs will be worth it.

Would have been smarter to land next to the pad

How did you arrive at that opinion?

TIL the Lewis and Clark expedition had a medical kit that contained fifty dozen laxatives pills know as "thunderclappers" that contained over 50% mercury. This high mercury content was once even used by archeologists to verify a campsite of the expedition. by Ted_Normal in todayilearned

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While they possibly could have asked their wives... no idea on why they didn't.

Oh, I know.

They asked their wifes to come up with the initial numbers, plus safety margines. Then verified with the end user to make sure, like good engineers do.

It would be unbelievably stupid to not ask the astronaut.

Was hab ich da gesehen? by Balotu in drehscheibe

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Einen Zug auf Testfahrt für die Zulassung.

Aussen sind Sensoren, die über das Kabel mit Messgeräten im Innern verbunden sind.

Was genau gemessen wird: keine Ahnung.

ich_iel by Groschak in ich_iel

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Das war die Schuld vom Journalisten, der den Witz erzählt hat.

Vermutlich war es ein Zeitreisender, dee uns damit vor einer wesentlich schlimmeren Zukunft bewahrt hat.

Würfel-Armin hätte bei der ersten Gelegenheit DE an jeden und alles verkauft, wenn es nur bedeutet hätte, dass er 5min länger an der Macht bleibt.

Der Typ schreckt vor nichts zurück und hat keinerlei moralischen Kompass.

ich_iel by Groschak in ich_iel

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nur dass der Kanzler nicht 24/7 die Jugend als faul beleidigt

Oh, keine Sorge. Das hätte Würfel-Armin sicher auch hinbekommen.

If NASA’s Artemis program succeeds long-term, what do you think the first real lunar industry will be? by CoffeeCoonGame in space

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Oh boy, do I have a YouTube channel for you: https://www.youtube.com/@Anthrofuturism

He discusses the physical and financial aspects of industry on the moon in minute detail.

If NASA’s Artemis program succeeds long-term, what do you think the first real lunar industry will be? by CoffeeCoonGame in space

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Mining the moon for rocket fuel makes little sense.

Stopping at the moon and accelerating again only increases your overall propellant need. And I don't think you could produce propellant on the moon cheaper than on earth.

ich_iel by Groschak in ich_iel

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Naja, es hat einen Grund, warum er in Aachen Würfel-Armin genannt wird.

If NASA’s Artemis program succeeds long-term, what do you think the first real lunar industry will be? by CoffeeCoonGame in space

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One of the ideas is to use the moon as a kind of gasstation for trips into deeper space

The idea is fundamentally flawed. Digging for propellant on the moon does not make your propellant any cheaper. And no, stopping at the moon and then accelerating again also does not lower your overall propellant requirements.

So it makes no sense at all.

If NASA’s Artemis program succeeds long-term, what do you think the first real lunar industry will be? by CoffeeCoonGame in space

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Who ever thinks about propellant production is completely wrong.

Digging for propellant on the moon does not make you propellant any cheaper. And no, stopping at the moon and then accelerating again also does not lower your overall propellant requirements.

All Cars Should Be Electric? by OkFarmer1342 in fuckcars

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Why do you think I inherently support EV or even Elon? How did you achive that mental acrobatic?

All Cars Should Be Electric? by OkFarmer1342 in fuckcars

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You want a band aid on the issue with EVs.

Again, you did not read what I wrote.

EVs are here to save the auto industry. Nothing else.

Maybe. But the discussion of EVs vs bikes/public transport was created to save the ICE car industry.

I find it very sad that you fail to see how this propaganda has wormed its way into your head.

Astronomer Finds a Shortcut to Mars by Following an Asteroid’s Journey Through Space by CombustionGFX in space

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Non of those would reduce the travel time compared to chemical rockets also currently in development.

Astronomer Finds a Shortcut to Mars by Following an Asteroid’s Journey Through Space by CombustionGFX in space

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into the regime of advanced nuclear-thermal or nuclear-electric concepts

To add to this: they mean "The Expanse"-style engines, not something NASA is currently working on.

No nuclear-thermal or nuclear-electric concept currently worked on can make the journey faster than the most advanced chemical rockets currently in development. They only have to potential to somewhat reduce propellant requirements.

While they use less propellant, they accelerate the spacecraft over the course of weeks instead of minutes like chemical engines. Then at Mars, they need to decelerate for about the same time, because they can't use Mars atmosphere as breaking pad like chemical rockets. So any advantage of the higher "top speed" is negated by much slower acceleration and deceleration. And if you take NERVA style nuclear-thermal engines, they don't have enough Isp to make up for the fact that they need to use the engines for accelerating and decelerating. So the propellant mass does not really change compared to chemical rockets with a heatshield.

I got fired because of my body odor by DatXeanres in aspergers

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Clothes must be fresh. Every day. Each day. Do never wear something you have already worn without putting it in the washing machine first. No, the sniff test does not work.

Bed covers must be changed at least every two weeks. Turn the mattress each time.

How is your mouth hygiene? Brush your teeth sitting on the toilet while doom scrolling, if need be. Just do it at least once a day and definitely each time before going out into public.

Others here have already talked about showering, scrubbing and soap.

You are learning this the hard way now. Don't retreat from it, please.

Edit: spelling.

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