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Would there be any way around this?

I’ve attended more protestant churches in my life and it usually happens once a month and comes in small packages containing a tiny cup of grape juice on one side and unleavened bread on the other.

But Lemmy is fire, isn’t it?

Can anyone give me a tldr on how LLMs are linked to mental health breakdowns?

Sorry that you’re having to go through this situation, it world be a hard time for anyone. I think you need to go to the friend who is trying to talk to your partner and tell them that the two of you have been having a hard time, broke up for a bit, and that that’s why you went on that date. If they are at all a good friend, they should understand and let things be, though they probably would still want to talk to your partner just to try and help them with everything else. However, eventually you should tell your partner that the date happened when the two of you were broken up. It won’t be comfortable, but strong relationships are built on open communication. Hiding that it happened will probably come back to bite you in some other way and will likely feel like a dark stain on the relationship until you open up about it.

Is this a specific web portal being referenced or just a generic one?

What are safety tools?

This town ain’t big enough for the both of us.

Depending on how long the memories last, the first person to find a dead body or see someone die might be obligated to eat the brain. If they last longer, brains of skilled laborers might be highly commodified and the use of your brain highly regulated if it’s at all important to the government.

Karlach got the lyrics all wrong

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The composting part is relatively easy, it’s the collection system that I’m having the problem with. I mean, the way you’re describing it now almost makes it sound like you want people to poop directly into buckets and hand it off to their neighborhood compost collection service. If all you’re proposing is that Congress gives more money to city governments to upgrade their outdated systems more quickly, then that’s perfectly fine with me, it just comes across to me more like wishful thinking than an actual plan.

You have an interesting method of not asking in disrespect, so I’ll just reply this once and leave it at that.

Christianity is based largely around the idea of faith. If God made it so plainly obvious what he was doing that there were no competing views or religions, then Christianity could no longer be about faith.

So how do we know when we are putting our faith in the right thing? Well that would come down to various other factual arguments that, when taken in unison, point to the reliability of the Bible. I, for one, like the minimal facts case for the resurrection and the fact of all the manuscript evidence showing that the message of the Bible is effectively the same as it was in the early church.

Do I think that my understanding of the Bible is the only one true understanding? No, that would be very silly and presumptuous of me to think I alone somehow got it all figured out. But that doesn’t mean I’m not close, and the fact that there are others who believe like I do means in more likely to be at a reasonable understanding of the truth of the matter than I would be otherwise. But even if everyone else in the world was wrong wouldn’t really matter here, would it? The only thing it means is I would need to be cautious.

It’s an interesting enough read, however, the only thing I saw that was indicative of Christian belief was his desire to create and lead a church. However, plenty of cult leaders have already done the same. What makes him a real Christian and not just another brand of cultist along the lines of Mormonism or Jehovah’s Witnesses?

I see JP’s public presentation of Christianity as actively steering people away from what it really is. He focuses far too much on a mythologized, deistic form of Christianity and far too little on the beliefs that set Christianity apart. So, regardless of what he might think he believes in secret, I will continue believing, until things change, that someone who has intentionally given such a flawed interpretation for as long as he has cannot truly be called a Christian.

I don’t drink coffee often so you’re probably right.

Of course it is, but what’s your method to achieving that goal and what does composting human waste have to do with it?

Perhaps I’m just not understanding you, but how does composting treated sewage fix the problem of dumping raw sewage into the water before it ever reaches the treatment plant?

The reason for the dumping of raw sewage is because these cities have older infrastructure which combines wastewater and storm water collection into one system. Heavy rains can increase the flow rate in such systems by as much as ten times their usual rate, which is far too much for treatment plants to handle without massively oversizing them and it also could make them lose the microbiology that treats the wastewater for them. Diverting this sewage directly into the receiving waters actually prevents even worse public health problems from occurring.

Another problem with what you are proposing is that, while composting can be good enough to get rid of pathogens, it’s not good enough to remove things like pharmaceuticals and heavy metals. Incineration would be a more effective solution, but it requires even higher upfront costs.

Something about people supporting Trump by not voting for Kamala.

Now, if you don’t mind, it is time for me to run away and turn off notifications.

I’m a Christian myself and have listened to a couple of Peterson’s lectures on the Bible and I see him as someone who approaches the Bible with the mind of a conspiracy theorist or a New Age believer. He makes grand claims while using a handful of loosely related facts to support his beliefs and could care less about using a more rigorous approach. To him, any and all notable pieces of imagery in the Bible actually play important archetypal roles for fundamental principals in our grand cosmic reality

I believe JP has at the least strongly implied that he doesn’t actually believe in the truth of the Bible, that he is agnostic towards an actual God, and that he instead uses Christianity more as a vehicle for understanding his own set of beliefs. So, to answer your question, you could fairly call him a Cultural Christian, but it would be very unfair to call him an actual Christian.