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When you are angry about being fat, don't expect me to look at you straight in the eye

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I ate a lot of Paska today! It’s a traditional Ukrainian bread for Easter. My Mom and friend baked for us. It was super tasty

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The puppy that has been sold eight hundred times on the Internet is here!!!

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Hello from the Big Bear Mountains! Celebrating my friend’s birthday

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Can I get a gun from Dubai back to China through customs?

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Built a site that visualizes US reciprocal tariffs globally and shows their economic impact. For each country, it displays tariff rates, top export products, and primary export destinations—revealing how trade policies affect economies worldwide. All at tariff.lol

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we're actually soon entering the steepest part of the s curve on crypto global mass adoption\

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Why does the puppy like to sit like this since he was young?

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Air pollution is a way bigger killer than radiation. It also makes us dumber. A sane society would be building nuclear power plants. https://patrickcollison.com/pollution

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I declare that the summer in western Sichuan is divine! !

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I recently shared some of the new mechanisms we're seeing rise in the public goods space and how and why we need to continue polishing our approach to a sustainable funding of Public Goods in web3. What are you excited for in the Public Goods funding space in the next months?

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Also, going back a bit, I find Ryans argument that “Anything else is an intellectual branch from the American root” historically inaccurate: - If anything, America is one of several branches that grew from earlier European intellectual traditions—Christian, Enlightenment, and classical. - The European Enlightenment, Reformation theology, and classical republicanism all contributed to the framework of modern human rights and political freedoms. - The United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) is a much more global and multilateral milestone in defining universal human rights—although yes, the U.S. played a significant role in its drafting, it was very much a post-war international effort. I feel like Ryans attempt of trying to protect the idea of U.S. uniqueness by saying “even if influenced, it’s still invention” just shifts the goalposts without defending the original claim (“everything else is a branch from the American root”).

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I agree with @typeof.eth both in the general point and the logical soundness of it. Correct me if im misunderstanding any side. The way I see this discussion unfolding: @ryanfmason argues: - The U.S. founders invented the idea of universal human rights (or something like it). - When countered that they got it from Locke, he replies: even if they were influenced by Locke, they still invented something new. - He uses the idea that “influence doesn’t cancel invention” to defend calling the U.S. the “inventor” of universal rights. @typeof.eth replies: - exactly—you’re demonstrating that no one “invented” universal human rights out of thin air. It was a cumulative intellectual evolution, not an American invention. - “You’re making my point for me” implies: the existence of influence undermines the notion of a single, original inventor—especially when the influence goes all the way back to antiquity and through multiple thinkers.

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A little girl who loves to eat Qiaotou spareribs gently broke it 😭😭😭

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