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Design makes a huge difference in perceptions, and these aren't quite the grabber they could be. Take, alter, and do what you will with this.

Starting this morning, most of the comments I post remain in the text box at the top of every voat page. As in, the last comment I submit will auto populate the text box on any voat page I open.

Editing a comment already posted seems to disable the bug, but it reappears after posting a new comment. Not consistently though.


Below text was in this text box when I opened this page. The process compressed the three paragraphs from my last comment into one, with the "\r\n\r\n" apparently denoting a new paragraph.

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To answer your question, your neighbor has had pro-substance beliefs installed at a lower level than his conscious mind. \r\n\r\nOur world is built from belief-sets that affect everything we think and do. We can self-modify those, particularly during intensely emotional events. Our beliefs can also be modified, replaced, and exchanged from the outside without our conscious knowledge. \r\n\r\nWas your neighbor a media watcher?

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If this is a new feature working as intended, nm.

Seriously though, 32 grams of beans for an 11 oz cup is Bakhmut front tier. Also, go PMC Wagner!

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804966463578.html?

A solution for cold feet, although making it a BMP might avoid the barrel issues.

Thanks to Dogleg for the link.

https://www.axios.com/2023/03/14/openai-gpt-4-release-chatgpt


https://petapixel.com/2023/03/14/chat-gpt-4-will-let-you-turn-text-into-video-and-is-coming-next-week/ (Gowithit)

That scenario is as real as flat earth. California faults are slip faults, meaning the two sides slide past each other horizontally. No 'falling into the ocean' possible. Faults that experience a lot of small quakes are ideal, as that means they're moving along under small pressures, resulting in many small quakes instead of a "big one".

It's not an exact science yet, but the Hayward Fault under the heavily urban (and ethnic) east side of the SF bay is the place to watch.

"Scientists have studied the faults extensively and determined that the Hayward is probably the most dangerous. It has a 31.7% chance of rupturing in a 6.7 magnitude earthquake or greater in the next 26 years, and the Bay Area has a 63% chance of having at least a magnitude 6.7 earthquake in the same time period."

It's a major fault that's not having all these small quakes as it inches along, but has been stuck for quite a while. Once the pressure finally overcomes the friction that has it locked in place, look for the SF bay area to get significantly wrecked.

https://seismo.berkeley.edu/hayward/

Fly over the Hayward Fault and see how close you are to it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU2yd1-uy80

https://www.eeri.org/site/images/lfe/pdf/hayward_fault_scenario.pdf

https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-hayward-fault-20180417-htmlstory.html

The cool thing about earthquakes, in a natural disaster sense, is that unlike hurricanes and tornadoes, they occur in known locations at fairly 'predictable' intervals of many years. So in this case, living in the east bay carries risk, as does investing in tech companies located in the upcoming disaster zone.

Took over 30 years in my town for all the destroyed buildings to be replaced.

https://watchpeopledie.tv/h/industrial/post/24199/molten-metal-in-chinese-factory-kills

https://watchpeopledie.tv/h/industrial/post/25344/worker-burns-alive-in-factory-accident

https://watchpeopledie.tv/h/industrial/post/24171/factory-molten-metal-mishap

Also, there are complaints about racist comments and slurs against trans/gay/bipocs over there, so don't make an account and add to the hate unless you're not a fag.

That is not actually me, but he seems experienced and knowledgeable.