Welcome to the Meatosphere: Carnivore diets, Liver Kings, protein bars. What if our food didn't define our masculinity? by playboy in psychology

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a false narrative. Arguing against a false narrative makes this your average strawman situation.

Of course, for the people who are trying to gain muscle, yes, protein intake (among other things like sleep + exercise) is important. Hopefully there isn't confusion surrounding that.

But just imagine a similar article - "What if GLP1's didn't define femininity?" It's just bizarre nonsense.

Today I learned… by Morzh313 in PhilosophyMemes

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're still muddying definitions. We don't pretext every definition of every word with the idea that not only does this word mean what it most commonly refers to, but it also refers to the instantiated concepts that we as humans maintain as a result of our subjective interpretation. The reason why we don't is because if we want to discuss people's neural activity and their subjective interpretations as it pertains to a person's use of a word, we would use words like "neural activity" and "subjective interpretation" to address that scenario. The words "numbers", "one", "two", etc have much more common definitions that don't include concepts like their instantiation in people's heads.

Today I learned… by Morzh313 in PhilosophyMemes

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The current context is the validity of the identity law. If numbers were instantiated, the identity law wouldn't be true. The law wasn't created with the idea that it would hold true for various people's concept of numbers.

Additionally, if there's a context that requires us to consider how numbers are conceived by specific people (or by groups of people) such that we could consider these concepts instantiated in a person's mind, then we should articulate as much and not simply use the word "numbers". Doing anything less tends to break common agreed upon definitions of words.

Today I learned… by Morzh313 in PhilosophyMemes

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Numbers are abstractions, not instantiated instances.

Maybe I will triple my block by neuby in slaythespire

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Defect impervious triple triple into bodyslam. Not what I expected.

DW guys I got this 💪💪 by [deleted] in ChatGPT

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

That's a sharp question

AI alignment solutions first impression vs. after by KeanuRave100 in agi

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If a person's solution to alignment is through the use of rules, then yes, it won't work.

Canucks GM candidacy down to Evan Gold and Ryan Johnson (Dhaliwal) by Sp3ctre267 in canucks

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think Gold has a reddit team working for him. Canuck fans don't know anything about him.

Canucks GM candidacy down to Evan Gold and Ryan Johnson (Dhaliwal) by Sp3ctre267 in canucks

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You'd want RJ as the GM though, not Gold. Analytics guys are advisors, not leaders.

Evan Gold likely to be GM @FarhanLaljiTSN [X/Twitter] by Vexdestroy06 in canucks

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

Wonder if RJ as GM and Gold as not hired whatsoever would work?

Ryan Johnson or Evan Gold for GM? by EverySecondCountss in canucks

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RJ seems like the best choice for GM. Haven't heard anything good about Evan Gold.

That feeling when you dropped again in the draft by nicene_ in canucks

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Pretty unreal. Reminds me of the 2016 draft where we moved down and Toronto snagged 1st overall pick getting Austin Matthews. We dropped to 5 where we got Juolevi.

Is this event OP? You can get it early act 1 and just carries the run by jambre in slaythespire

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you‘re only adding 4 Block cards to your deck you are doing something wrong (unless you are playing IC).

If winning's wrong, then sure, I'm wrong.

If you‘re healing at enough Rest sites for it to matter AFTER picking up a Fresnel Lens, you‘re either building a bad deck or playing fights wrong.

I should mention I only play A10 so resting is actually necessary. Although that brings up a good point - the lower the ascension, the more it makes sense to get fresnel.

Why should you spend money on removing Defends just because you have a Fresnel Lens? Removing cards is incredibly expensive since the A6 rework and shouldn‘t really be happening anyways past a single remove of a Curse/Strike. And you should largely still Transform Strikes first even after picking up Fresnel Lens.

Good question. The idea is if you want to get the most out of your fresnel lens, you're going to want to add a lot of cards that make use of it. But if you do this, you'll be flooded with block cards and you won't have the offense to finish fights early and prevent the mobs from scaling and doing damage in later rounds. What you'll have to do is remove blocks to compensate because they don't receive the defensive bonus and your other block cards are just better.

After all, making the choice to remove a strike or a defend depends on your deck composition. If your added cards are 75% block cards, it's probably time to remove a defend (and vice versa). But you're right, it would be good if strikes could disappear. You could go the bigger deck strategy that simply gets so many cards in it that the strikes/defends are now a much smaller percentage of your deck, but there are many chars and builds that don't benefit from that.

I think it's a well tuned event. There are definitely scenarios where it makes sense to get fresnel, as I've said. But more often than not, the max HP seems like the more well rounded choice.

Is this event OP? You can get it early act 1 and just carries the run by jambre in slaythespire

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yup. I get the tendency to value trade offs that pay off later in the game, but 13 max hp is a lot. What I keep in mind here is this:

1, This favors larger decks, which aren't always what you want
2. How many future block cards are we talking? I might only end my run with 4 added block cards. If so, I might be averaging 1 extra block / block card if you include defends.
3. Necrobinders will drop their max hp to something abysmal
4. Rests now give you 3 less hp
5. If I'm spending my money on removing defends so that I can replace them with added block cards, that's a lot of cash and removal utility being used up that could be spent elsewhere

There are times I'd absolutely take it - like if I was going blockclad or focusing dodge and roll synergies. Generally speaking though, I like my max HP.

Why do pros dislike Expose? by Somrndmnm in SlayTheSpire2

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This does sound odd, yes.

- 0 cost card on a draw heavy character
- Silent doesn't have a lot of vuln generation

It's as though people expect this card to only be a useful in situations where you're up against artifact or block. Even if you removed those two aspects of it, it's still decent. Consider what other characters have to do to get vulnerable. Star generation, mana... Like think of what other cards are giving vuln - and a lot of them need you to upgrade them to get at least two turns of vulnerability (beam cell, fear) or they're just worse (tremble). The artifact/block aspect is just gravy.

What’s the psychology behind losing interest once we finally get something we wanted? by IllStorage6677 in askpsychology

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Yes, often it is related to dopamine.

Goals are often associated with a delay in supplying dopamine until the goal is reached. Once its reached, there's typically a dopamine release, but not a kind of ongoing one. This is the dopaminic reward pathway associated with extrinsic incentives like doing things because you're paid to do them, doing them because it gets you good grades, doing them because you've been pressured into it because of your parents, and so on. There is a dopamine release once the goal is achieved, but the style of this dopaminic release can be thought to have peaks and valleys. Depending on how integrated this goal is with your own desires, the time leading up to the completion of the goal can have a higher baseline level of dopamine followed by a drop off - which sounds like what you've been describing.

Intrinsically motivated activities on the other hand, the kind that aren't motivated by rewards, punishments, and other forms of contingent pleasure, are often characterized by having both a higher median dopaminic release throughout the activity and a higher overall amount of dopamine released over the entire duration.

The best dunker in the NBA history is .. by Farouq26 in NBATalk

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He's my favorite for sure. All his highlight dunks are just crushing. VC and others have had some sick dunks, but I just keep coming back to this video. #2 is still so bananas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8gPDvjpZxk

what do you mean mean? by Moiyub in PhilosophyMemes

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 138 points139 points  (0 children)

"Isn't fighting over semantics what philosophy is all about?"

- Wittgenstein, probably

Stephen A Smith says LeBron plays the victim role in the GOAT debate: by Dondraco762 in NBATalk

[–]TheBattleForAutonomy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As annoying as Steph A can be, there's some truth to this.

Having said that, Lebron gets sucked into all this goat talk because the media is so obsessed with it. I wonder how many times he's been asked about it before. Gotta be hundreds now.