IdiosyncraticIdiot @ IdiosyncraticIdiot @sh.itjust.works

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Myself.

Others generally dislike me cause I'm a total asshole (not wrong) 👍

I think the thigh high socks requirement scares people away 😓

It's ok, even as a native speaker I had to think through this same thing. I have come to the conclusion it is talking about "all the other drivers on the highway".

His recent series where he crossed the Darien Gap was fascinating

LPT: Access youtube from a Swiss IP address. You will get a big "reject all" button up front. Reject all includes "watch history"

Youtube algorithm the same as the rest of them, based on your own history.

And foreign journalists are not allowed in Gaza, I wonder why…

Because they don't want foreign news agencies reporting about their journalists being killed!!

oops, I said their "quite part" out loud.

Horrific

You are correct, I guess it depends on the age, but there are US states that allow abortion "at any stage" (Colorado for example).

To ensure we are operating off of common definitions:

Embryo: An embryo is an initial stage of development of a multicellular organism.

Fetus: A fetus or foetus is the unborn offspring that develops from an animal embryo.

Regardless the "development stage", I would argue it is still a human.

It's not somehow a dolphin embryo that all the sudden turns into a human at birth.

I would argue at any stage, it is still a human organism, therefore human.

key fucking words: LAST STANDING HOSPITAL

smhmh

😂🤣

I won't sit here and act like that isn't funny

I disagree with anything in support of amazon_dot_com

However, if that is the only way, I'm not holding you back since... big pharma is absolute trash, but so is amazon.

Disputing basic Junior High biology 👍

I'm not a christian, I'm a satanist, so... maybe not the dunk you're looking for lol.

Reminder that our argument is seemingly over tenet III:

One’s body is inviolable, subject to one’s own will alone.

Where I would argue there are two bodies involved, regardless the size, as you seem to be arguing.

But also, keep in mind tenet V:

Beliefs should conform to one's best scientific understanding of the world. One should take care never to distort scientific facts to fit one's beliefs.

Extra link just for fun: https://biologydictionary.net/organism/

I'm actually really interested in watching whatever video you are referencing, are you by chance able to provide a link? I'm not closed minded, but I do generally try to listen to what the majority of scientist [in whatever relevant area of the topic of discussion] are saying.

edit: I'm unsure why this comment is being down voted but I'm genuinely interested in watching whatever video you are referencing, as simply by looking at their channel I was unable to find a video that is seemingly relevant to the topic at hand

Over the mothers body, or the babies body?

Friendly reminder to check https://costplusdrugs.com/ before taking a prescription through your health insurance :)

All my funny replies would probably get me banned, which I don't want since I enjoy Lemmy.

So instead you get this:

Did you misspell 50 y/o men?

I really hope people don't think these are the only two options...

Human life starting at fertilization is a biological fact.

Biologists overwhelmingly agree that human life starts with fertilization (5337/5577 surveyed, or 96%).

Biologists from 1,058 academic institutions around the world assessed survey items on when a human's life begins and, overall, 96% (5337 out of 5577) affirmed the fertilization view. The founding principles of the field Science Communication suggest that scientists have an ethical and professional obligation to inform Americans, as well as people around the world, about scientific developments so members of the public can be empowered to make life decisions that are consistent with the best information available.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36629778/

edit: downvote all you want, it wont change the facts

I turned my teenage hobby into my career. I see a lot of content against that kind of thing (don't ruin your hobby), but I love it.

It has also skyrocketed my upward mobility because I don't see my work as work, for the most part, and I didn't enter the job market with only a degree to prove my competence in the field (also experience). After ~10 years working, maybe I will change my mind in another 10 years.