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  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Does anyone still believe that climate change and global warming are not real threats to our world?:
    I'll let you get back into your hole.
    • Thu at 5:19 PM
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Does anyone still believe that climate change and global warming are not real threats to our world?:
    You kind of dodged the question there. Besides, the point about wildfires was that we have people in various professions employed to prevent and stop wildfires. It's a moot point to talk in those terms about their severity in prehistorical times. After al...  moreYou kind of dodged the question there. Besides, the point about wildfires was that we have people in various professions employed to prevent and stop wildfires. It's a moot point to talk in those terms about their severity in prehistorical times. After all, there used to be more wilderness to burn.I wonder if there are younger conservatives who are more concerned about climate change than most (or, frankly, any) older conservatives appear to be. Naturally, it's the new generations that will bear the brunt of the changes, no matter what we claim is responsible for them, when you or I may no longer be around. Someone, someday, might look at sentences like your closing one and think it's not unlike holding a person at gunpoint, saying "don't worry: I'll do what I want, and you just adapt."  less
    • Thu at 5:18 PM
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Does anyone still believe that climate change and global warming are not real threats to our world?:
    I'm pretty sure you're aware that that's a preposterous way of framing the problem. Gas, meat, and electricity still need to come from somewhere, don't they? I wish I could tell you they just bring them over from a beautiful land where resources are ...  moreI'm pretty sure you're aware that that's a preposterous way of framing the problem. Gas, meat, and electricity still need to come from somewhere, don't they? I wish I could tell you they just bring them over from a beautiful land where resources are constantly renewed and no harm is ever done. Y'know, without the need for drilling into the ocean floor, fracking, deforestation - that sort of thing.  
    • Thu at 1:42 PM
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Does anyone still believe that climate change and global warming are not real threats to our world?:
    Those prehistoric firefighters and wildland managers must not have been very good at their jobs... That's not exactly evidence we're not affecting the planet with our current actions.I know we've discussed this before, but do you not think we're damaging ...  moreThose prehistoric firefighters and wildland managers must not have been very good at their jobs... That's not exactly evidence we're not affecting the planet with our current actions.I know we've discussed this before, but do you not think we're damaging Earth and overusing its resources? (Whatever we agree or disagree the consequences might be. You may call this unrelated to wildfires, yet it's still part of the same issue: how will we keep existing?)  
    • Thu at 1:31 PM
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to So, basically, there is no way we're saving the planet?:
    Don't you feel like there are many other people who think the way you do about global warming? Seems to me like there would be enough money in corroborating your views, if proper science allowed for it. (Those who contradict geoscientists' conclusions oft...  moreDon't you feel like there are many other people who think the way you do about global warming? Seems to me like there would be enough money in corroborating your views, if proper science allowed for it. (Those who contradict geoscientists' conclusions often do so by misrepresenting the latter's own work.)There's no doubt that many huge corporations in oil, mining, cattle ranching etc. would pay massive sums to scientists who could demonstrate that greenhouse gases work the way they would want them to... At least it could spare them the necessity of spending millions on lobbying conservative politicians. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/jul/19/big-oil-climate-crisis-lobby-group-api  less
    • June 1
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Should I change my profile name to MR. 69?:
    Given what little I know about you, I wouldn't recommend Narcsville either. Cheers!
    • May 31
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Should I change my profile name to MR. 69?:
    Parksville sounds like a great choice. I presume you've already tried Barksville, Darksville, and Sharksville?
    • May 30
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Why are you calling me, I'm doing what you want, I'm finding my own way now. :
    George Lucas's advice: block, unfollow, leave totally in the past.
    • May 29
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to I am my own worst enemy. :
    That's pretty good advice. I'm sorry someone has let you down. 
    • May 23
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Do you ever get musically angry?:
    Hard to believe it's been that long already, hehe.
    • May 22
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Would you consider yourself a quiet person?:
    I don't want to say...
    • May 20
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to So, basically, there is no way we're saving the planet?:
    There has been some sort of misunderstanding here, Stu. And the results is that my2cents protected me in a climate discussion :p
    • May 18
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to So, basically, there is no way we're saving the planet?:
    Me? None.
    • May 17
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to So, basically, there is no way we're saving the planet?:
    How many honest scientists do you believe there are? About... 1 in 10,000? Fewer; more?
    • May 17
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Did you hear about Trump's Mother's Day massage?:
    At least you're leaving (Livving) in the T!
    • May 17
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to So, basically, there is no way we're saving the planet?:
    I suppose it's not impossible that everyone at Nature (the journal) is wrong...
    • May 16
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to So, basically, there is no way we're saving the planet?:
    Violence, obviously.
    • May 16
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G started a discussion:
    So, basically, there is no way we're saving the planet?
    https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-01599-5
    • May 15
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Public restroom comedians. Look at what one of them left for all to find::
    Whoops. Gotta turn on performance mode...
    • May 14
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Would you say this is brilliant? :
    Thanks, Liv!
    • May 13
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Do you know of anyone who could help this couple?:
    It's nice that you care. I have an older cousin who was always very outgoing and athletic, but barely survived a diving accident, and only regained the use of his hands (not his legs). Fortunately, he is still the same happy, funny, people-loving person.&...  moreIt's nice that you care. I have an older cousin who was always very outgoing and athletic, but barely survived a diving accident, and only regained the use of his hands (not his legs). Fortunately, he is still the same happy, funny, people-loving person. I hope some people are able to offer help: anything that facilitates mobility or something as (typically) simple as getting in and out of bed goes a long way. As I heard a TED speaker once say: they say life is all about perspective, but no amount of staring at a flight of stairs has turned it into a ramp!  less
    • May 13
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Would you say this is brilliant? :
    Amusing and possibly surprisingly difficult! I might try it, but I'm afraid it would occupy my mind for too long. And, in such a situation, what would you call this mug of ours?
    • May 13
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Is this funny or sad?:
    It's a sad loss, but that's a pretty funny idea.
    • May 9
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Who is Sam Porter Bridges when he's at home?:
    Any luck doing so? I imagine you Googled the name and only came upon the protagonist of Death Stranding - that's what I thought you meant.
    • April 23
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to To all who celebrate:
    Whoo, bagel-fight.
    • April 6
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Will AI finally put computer programmers in their place?:
    They delete themselves with artificial intelligence, the rest of us do it with artificial fertilizers - same s***! But, hey, they got you to return to answerMug - that's one success.
    • April 2
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to At what age did you decide you are old? Or do you never feel old? What age do you consider “old”?:
    I'm... starting to get to that age where I'm finally grateful to look younger than I am - allegedly.
    • April 2
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to At what age did you decide you are old? Or do you never feel old? What age do you consider “old”?:
    Not to mention you look positively stunning!
    • April 2
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What's the highest floor you have ever lived on? How was the view?:
    Sure, I'd like to see that.
    • April 2
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to You burned it? What do you mean you burned it? I don’t know if you realize how valuable that stuff is! Grrrrrrr. :
    Not you too, Welby! How am I gonna go to a place called Nacho Libre and refuse their guac? ... Come to think of it, "guac" probably sounds about right, to its detractors.
    • April 1
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Are police required to fix any damage causes during a warrent search if they search does not find any evidence?:
    • April 1
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What's the highest floor you have ever lived on? How was the view?:
    I like those comparisons to water in motion, Danny :) It doesn't matter exactly how high you went - I just believe it's nice when it makes someone think or feel something pleasant, as long as they are being safe.
    • April 1
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What is your favorite animal? Mine is::
    And thank you for reminding me how strangely splendid anteaters are!
    • March 30
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to You create a video game. What will you call it?:
    "Every mother, meteorologist and medicine man in the country has been trying to put a stop to it... and you're telling me he likes it?"That's quite an image - I dig it! (Speaking of images, there's one from Ghent.)
    • March 28
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to You create a video game. What will you call it?:
    I wouldn't exclude the option of an umbrella, hehe.
    • March 28
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What is your favorite animal? Mine is::
    Oh - thank you 
    • March 28
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Who is Sam Porter Bridges when he's at home?:
    Can't believe I missed a video game question. Been a while, Bez!
    • March 28
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What's the highest floor you have ever lived on? How was the view?:
    Autumn in Argentina... I think I prefer that to April in Paris.
    • March 28
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to You create a video game. What will you call it?:
    Very different game!
    • March 28
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to You create a video game. What will you call it?:
    That's very original, but it does remind me of certain Japanese video games where the player traverses a city after it is hit by natural disasters (earthquake, tsunami). You've got a backpack, some food and water, plus basic medical items. The general ide...  moreThat's very original, but it does remind me of certain Japanese video games where the player traverses a city after it is hit by natural disasters (earthquake, tsunami). You've got a backpack, some food and water, plus basic medical items. The general idea is to talk to people and figure out ways in which you can help them.  
    • March 27
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to You create a video game. What will you call it?:
    Reigns Only RainYou're a detective in a city where the downpour never stops, and you investigate a series of strange crimes. It makes you choose between loyalty and morality: whether to side with an old friend, or with someone who is more honest...
    • March 26
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to If you had a PhD, would you insist in being called 'Doctor'?:
    • March 25
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to If you had a PhD, would you insist in being called 'Doctor'?:
    Still creepy to me! And are you sure you didn't mean diff'rence? ;)
    • March 25
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What is your favorite animal? Mine is::
    Too difficult a question. Ask what my least favourite is, so I can play the misanthrope.
    • March 25
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to If you had a PhD, would you insist in being called 'Doctor'?:
    Wouldn't want someone to react to that the way I would. Sticking out my tongue and saying "aah."
    • March 23
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G started a discussion:
    What's the highest floor you have ever lived on? How was the view?
    I spent a chunk of childhood living on the 12th floor of a building that had 13, near Antwerp yet far from the sea. There was nothing better than seeing a rainbow across the old factories and brick storehouses - if that is indeed what they were, for I nev...  moreI spent a chunk of childhood living on the 12th floor of a building that had 13, near Antwerp yet far from the sea. There was nothing better than seeing a rainbow across the old factories and brick storehouses - if that is indeed what they were, for I never seemed to venture that way on street level. It was only ever a backdrop, with no people in sight.  
    • March 21
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What did you like most about being in school?:
    Staying in the moment, how valuable! I keep trying to be like that again, but it always takes me back to the past :p
    • March 19
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What's the dumbest thing you believed as a child?:
    You may only have done this to mess with me, but thanks! Lots of funny answers here. Childhood is a wonderful thing - I hope I didn't affect anyone's impression of it. By "it" I mean--never mind.
    • March 19
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What did you like most about being in school?:
    The last two years (before college) were quite a lot of fun, because I liked everyone in all my classes (and teachers finally stopped treating us like problems). It felt great to be able to joke around with three dozen people who were all different. And I...  moreThe last two years (before college) were quite a lot of fun, because I liked everyone in all my classes (and teachers finally stopped treating us like problems). It felt great to be able to joke around with three dozen people who were all different. And I'm still grateful to those who showed me they could combine good grades with sports and a generally relaxed approach to life.  
    • March 17
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to What's the dumbest thing you believed as a child?:
    All right, here's mine. I'll try to keep it clean, but-- I was circumcised as a toddler (for non-religious reasons), and don't remember ever looking any different - so when I first saw a naked, uncircumcised man, I thought his "tip" had fallen off. S...  moreAll right, here's mine. I'll try to keep it clean, but-- I was circumcised as a toddler (for non-religious reasons), and don't remember ever looking any different - so when I first saw a naked, uncircumcised man, I thought his "tip" had fallen off. Seemed to me he had tugged on it too hard, or gotten it stuck somewhere, or that it simply popped off (like a bottle cap) with age. I was pretty scared it would happen to me, and did my best to keep it on as long as I could.  
    • March 17
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  • So, basically, there is no way we're saving the planet?

    https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-01599-5
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  • What's the highest floor you have ever lived on? How was the view?

    I spent a chunk of childhood living on the 12th floor of a build...  moreI spent a chunk of childhood living on the 12th floor of a building that had 13, near Antwerp yet far from the sea. There was nothing better than seeing a rainbow across the old factories and brick storehouses - if that is indeed what they were, for I never seemed to venture that way on street level. It was only ever a backdrop, with no people in sight.  
    Last post by Danilo_G - April 2
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  • Isn't it incredibly romantic to pay your astronaut fiancé's landing fees so the two of you can marry?

    I'm in that weird spot where I feel so sorry for the lady in thi...  moreI'm in that weird spot where I feel so sorry for the lady in this story yet can't stop chuckling:
    Japan woman pays for 'Russian astronaut' to return to Earth in alleged scamOTSU, Shiga (Kyodo) -- Police are investigating whether a woman in central Japan was scammed into sending around 4.4 million yen ($30,000) to a person who claimed to be a Russian astronaut working at the International Space Station and needing money to return to Earth to marry her.
    https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20221008/p2g/00m/0na/053000c  less
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  • Congratulations! You get to apply for the position of Pope. What do you put on your resume?

    (Yes, Stu, I know this isn't how it works.)
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  • Do you ever get musically angry?

    Because there are few better ways.
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  • For those of you with children: have you tried introducing them to answermug?

    ... I mean, I can see why you wouldn't.
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  • How come we rarely discuss sports around here?

    So...How about that ball, huh? It went really far. Did you ...  moreSo...How about that ball, huh? It went really far. Did you see it? ... I saw it. I was like "yeah!"Really far and hard.And the other team was like "no!" But we're better.  
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  • How do Americans typically celebrate (a COVID-free) Veterans Day?

    Also known elsewhere as Armistice Day or Remembrance Day. Are th...  moreAlso known elsewhere as Armistice Day or Remembrance Day. Are there usually any local (fun)fairs on 11/11? Did you do anything this year to mark the date?Serious question, non-serious replies appreciated ;)  
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  • Do you think there are any Muggers you would be capable of impersonating particularly skillfully? ~

    I'm afraid I will need to see convincing examples before I can a...  moreI'm afraid I will need to see convincing examples before I can authorize your stand-in pass to The Harem. ~  
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  • What are your thoughts on the likes of parkour and freerunning?

    Dangerous, pointless; demanding, freeing? Do you consider these ...  moreDangerous, pointless; demanding, freeing? Do you consider these to be sports?  
    Last post by Danilo_G - October 13, 2020
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  • Is politics always about choosing the lesser evil?

    And do we ever agree that both the Democratic and the Republican...  moreAnd do we ever agree that both the Democratic and the Republican Party tend to be less-than-sane, or that neither is always so beneficial to the general populace?  
    Last post by Reverend Muhammadovsky - September 13, 2020
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  • Is time fast or am I slow?

    I don't want to know how long it took me to post this.
    Last post by Danilo_G - August 21, 2020
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  • If or when a writer gets you to care about--and feel invested in--a fictional character, does that stem from a sort of manipulation?

    Last post by Danilo_G - May 28, 2020
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  • Can you write a sentence ending in a preposition, without giving our grammarians a chance of reshuffling it?

    Might Randy wonder whether we're just spurring him on?
    Last post by Randy D - April 5, 2020
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  • How do we distinguish charisma from manipulation?

    That is, if we can.
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  • What might be an appropriate simile for Janis Joplin's singing voice?

    She was just so extraordinary. I've heard her described, unsurpr...  moreShe was just so extraordinary. I've heard her described, unsurprisingly, as "electrifying," which on the one hand is fitting and on the other nowhere near close enough.  
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  • How might Earth's chief religions interpret or incorporate the existence of sentient (and spiritually conscious) life on other planets?

    Would such a discovery support the core beliefs of, among others...  moreWould such a discovery support the core beliefs of, among others, Muslims, Jews and Christians; even if, for instance, those extra-terrestrials tend to be monotheistic but know of nothing alike the Bible?  
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  • Do you find it more constructive to oversee a series of problems in their specifics or to try finding a core underneath them?

    'Tab for a Cause' (not that I believe too strongly in their comm...  more'Tab for a Cause' (not that I believe too strongly in their commitment, yet trust it does no harm) is a simple project that allows one to donate 'hearts' to several charities. I was looking at the eight options given, each concerning one of these issues: famine, health, education, human rights, access to clean water, and conservation of nature. Speaking for myself, I view these matters as intimately connected, without exception existing--persisting--due to lack of respect and of equality (both of which I would again argue to come down to the same: lack of culture).I am convinced that such an outlook is more helpful: by delineating the issue it does so for the solution as well, it restricts to a bare minimum the chaos of trying to control many factors, and hopefully resists tracking symptom rather than cause. But it is about this that I wish to ask: why might one not agree?  less
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  • Are you the kind of person to lather their hair, let the shampoo sit for a while, and then forget to rinse?

    If so, I think we (will) get along fine. My stepgrandmother used...  moreIf so, I think we (will) get along fine. My stepgrandmother used to say that professors tend to be distracted people, but not every distracted person is a professor.  
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  • If I live in a vehicle, can I avoid paying for both home and car/boat insurance?

    That sounds like the life.
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  • Do you esteem any of your psychological scars?

    Many, perhaps particularly men, seem glad to show off their phys...  moreMany, perhaps particularly men, seem glad to show off their physical cicatrices, including those gathered through evidently dumb decisions (such as when I tried to help a stranger with their cat, disregarding that it had snowed and hence impaling my hand on a tall fence). But is anyone bolstered by their mental scars, which might prove the passing of a trial that bade them improve in the greater sense?  
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  • Do you ever confuse your dreams and 'reality?' What would be a notable example?

    A few days ago--it's typical that I can't tell when exactly--I (...  moreA few days ago--it's typical that I can't tell when exactly--I (must have) dreamed hearing about one of my uncles dying. I only recalled this imagination when the uncle came up in conversation, and part of me was momentarily surprised to find him still alive.Anything relatable to you in this?  
    Last post by WelbyQuentin - December 3, 2017
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  • What do you expect of art in general?

    To introduce a fresh perspective, address social issues, prompt ...  moreTo introduce a fresh perspective, address social issues, prompt philosophical questions; perhaps simply to be beautiful, appealing, memorable (but then what makes it that?); or to leave you alone?What is artistic to you and what gives art value?  
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  • How about a friendly game of communal chess?

    It will be fun even while we all yell at the person who screws u...  moreIt will be fun even while we all yell at the person who screws up. Then maybe we can join a tournament, as the AnswerMug clan.1. Nf3  
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  • Would you share a favored koan?

    Came across this one via Fallout 3, apparently known as&nbs...  moreCame across this one via Fallout 3, apparently known as The Moon Cannot Be Stolen:Ryokan, a Zen master, lived the simplest kind of life in a little hut at the foot of a mountain. One evening a thief visited the hut only to discover there was nothing to steal. Ryokan returned and caught him. “You have come a long way to visit me,” he told the prowler, “and you should not return empty-handed. Please take my clothes as a gift.” The thief was bewildered. He took the clothes and slunk away. Ryokan sat naked, watching the moon. “Poor fellow,” he mused, “I wish I could have given him this beautiful moon."  less
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  • What are your favorite or most intriguing personal paradoxes?

    For me, it's perhaps being a vegetarian pacifist who naturally a...  moreFor me, it's perhaps being a vegetarian pacifist who naturally adores hunting and fighting.  
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  • Do you think video games can achieve artistic quality the likes of more traditional media, such as visual arts, literature or film?

    The question is intended for those who regularly play video game...  moreThe question is intended for those who regularly play video games and those who never do alike, but please do specify where you see yourself on that spectrum.  
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    Hey there, happy birthday!
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    Happy Birthday Danilo!

    (Sorry if it's late but I have only just read the notice from AnswerMug.)

    Cheers,
    Durdle 

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