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twiggsmcgee666 t1_je28a96 wrote

Holup. Gotta stop you on the last one. I know I'm not the only one who has a visceral, uncontrollable reaction to the sound of mouth parts working food loudly. It's not something I choose to acknowledge, it's that I literally cannot NOT acknowledge it when it's happening. Its a super shitty thing to experience.

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twiggsmcgee666 t1_j7pqubk wrote

Currently I am learning Norton's Theorem, Thevenin's Theorem, Kirchhoff's Laws, the Superposition Theorem, and the Law of Voltage Proportionality. All within the context of DC electrical circuit analysis. (Part of the licensed electrician journey)

Any tips and tricks for making these things easier to do when it comes to the drawing of the circuit and implementation of the theories?

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twiggsmcgee666 t1_j7i00fb wrote

I believe the real big issue with Rowling is her misunderstanding gender/sex via tweets she's made previously. There's also an issue with her using the lesbian/gay community as a touch point to defend what folks are calling transphobic commentary.

Her tweets are all available online via a quick Google search, then you can make up your own mind about whether what she's said warrants the responses she received.

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twiggsmcgee666 t1_j5konod wrote

Totally depends on the content. If I'm reading something by Pinker on neuroscience, I'll generally have to peel back about two or three paragraphs. When I'm reading something like Warhammer fantasy, I can normally just pick up and read and it'll fall back into context quickly.

When I set a book down for a while, I'll typically just skim the previous few pages upon picking it back up to see if I remember what was going on.

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twiggsmcgee666 t1_ivuk5ys wrote

Though, I think Neitzche wanted the lack of god to be replaced with humanity striving to build themselves into the ideal species. I'm sure eugenics was born in that thought space. Not what I think he was going for, but his sister was a real piece of work and decided the Nazis would benefit immensely from a cruelly twisted and completely misunderstood philosophical thought process. If she hadn't misinterpreted his thoughts regarding the Ubermensch deliberately, who knows what could have been different.

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