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BDSM is a fetish and participation in it motivated presumably by lust. DV, while superficially similar in that both involve violence (simulated vs. real) seems to come from a completely different place than BDSM. Anger, low impulse control, and both intensified by alcoholism in most cases. Presumably no one wants to be the target of DV, but it would not surprise me if the BDSM community contained more subs than doms.

Edit: I've caused quite a ruckus with misplacing my comment it seems. That's what you get for posting on mobile. But I'm still on my phone and at work so I will move this later when I find the time

Can you link me to some articles about drug use causing insanity? I'm very out of the loop. The last I read on this question was Scott's "more than you ever wanted to know about marijuana" article years ago.

I'm most curious in the mechanism. I find it hard to imagine that any sort of serious "insanity" doesn't correspond to heavy, mechanical (+deleterious) changes in the brain. I.e. if this is serious I expect neurodegeneration and neurotoxicity to be involved.

But I would be very interested if a more "subtle"/soft mechanism was the cause. E.g. something like trauma, or "he couldn't handle the machine elf truth", etc.

nobody wants to live there.

Wrong, I'd like to live in both Moscow or Sankt Petersburg, and probably wouldn't mind many other places.

No, Croatian

Wasn't sseth a LoL YTer in the olden days? I might be mixing him up with Dunkey though

Yeah, mine too, and it's pretty funny since we are a Slavic nation, one that might not compare favorably to Russia when it comes to civilizational accomplishment and so on.

A certain aspiring class in our countries seems to be possessed by a complex of lesser value, and would rather see their neighbors fail, even though to a German we may as well be the same. Like that scene in Borat.

Then again, probably all parties are guilty, don't doubt for a second that Russians are bad winners and arrogant. Slavs may be fine individually, but our group characters on average and in a political aggregate will never be able to overcome our history and circumstances like Scandinavians did, for example. Nobody is even interested in that.

That didn't last too long, though.

What do you mean?

Dursleys are people who say “settee” and “pleased to meet you” and so on.

Not English, what is the connotation here?

Hermione’s background is upper-middle.

I'm rusty on my HP lore, but where is this implied? I don't remember her family situation being discussed much in the books or shown in the film.

Anecdotal, but in my experience material concerning mothers with borderline personality disorder seems strongly oriented toward women, while the material oriented toward men is far more concerned with getting over a borderline ex-GF/wife than dealing with a borderline mother.

Do you know where I can read up on this?

Off topic but whats the best intro to Civ4 for someone who can't even parse the map? Aside from playing the game solo obviously that's the best.

I remember moldbug saying he will not come on Twitter, did he change his mind?

The footnote (no. 28) continues the argument:

I support embryo selection but I don't buy the argumentation Gwern puts forward in this footnote. People may be fine with rolling the dice naturally, but still take issue at monumental, population wide changes due to engineering.

"Yes, I'd love my kid to be selected from a better distribution, but I fear long-term effects if this policy is implemented at mass-scale because I am not a geneticist and it seems risky" is a perfectly consistent position.

Those are all more or less well-defined terms you could bump into depending on your social circles. It might be beneficial to just read up on them a bit

It died at least two decades prior, when the US waged war to claw an internationally recognized region away from Serbia.