Message from @Gilgamesh

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2018-11-24 04:45:33 UTC  

Likelihood seems to mostly be determined based on what people want to be true

2018-11-24 04:45:40 UTC  

In general that is

2018-11-24 04:46:11 UTC  

The 'likelyhood' that people would conspire seems to be pretty high given that humans are social animals.

2018-11-24 04:46:36 UTC  

See that is how I think @Malt_Hitman

2018-11-24 04:46:54 UTC  

It's odd to say otherwise but conspire needs to be defined

2018-11-24 04:47:01 UTC  

Working together in secret

2018-11-24 04:47:06 UTC  

Happens in every company

2018-11-24 04:47:24 UTC  

I thought it was that while women commit more acts of physical violence. Males tend to cause more serious physical injuries when they do commit those acts assuming no weapon in play (which then applies to both) and that these acts are usually reciprocal

2018-11-24 04:48:02 UTC  

That makes sense too @Misomania

2018-11-24 04:48:11 UTC  

that includes throwing stuff at people as well, such as bowls to the head

2018-11-24 04:48:24 UTC  

And if they are saying words can be violence then

2018-11-24 04:48:30 UTC  

Look out ladies

2018-11-24 04:48:44 UTC  

so while women lash out more often, those males repress and lash out more severely essentially

2018-11-24 04:48:51 UTC  

Men are, in general, stronger due to biology and have more muscle mass and testosterone.

2018-11-24 04:48:51 UTC  

Right

2018-11-24 04:49:10 UTC  

And social grooming to a lesser extent

2018-11-24 04:49:20 UTC  

Lesser effect rather

2018-11-24 04:49:47 UTC  

weapons don't care about muscle tone though. and a glass bowl thrown at one's head is still a weapon (and was used in an example I saw)

2018-11-24 04:50:16 UTC  

But I brought up that example to challenge the idea that 'likely' is somehow the same as guarenteed.

2018-11-24 04:51:02 UTC  

Weapons don't care. A weapon can help someone do more but you're still limited by who is using the weapon.

2018-11-24 04:52:13 UTC  

It's just that when I hear people use the phrase conspiracy theory, or use occams razor, they are essentially saying the perceived likely answer is actually proven

2018-11-24 04:52:24 UTC  

And that's fallacy

2018-11-24 04:54:33 UTC  

There's that other saying as well. "When you hear hooves think horses, not zebras." Because horses are more common than zebras it isn't a bad intuition but if you're somewhere where zebras are known to be, or more common than horses are, you should think zebras instead of horses.

2018-11-24 04:55:10 UTC  

r walmarts good or bad

2018-11-24 04:55:11 UTC  

People like to treat the familiar as being all around them, all the time.

2018-11-24 04:55:25 UTC  

Walmarts are absoulely terrible.

2018-11-24 04:55:50 UTC  

You should go on YouTube and look for those 'People of Walmart' videos.

2018-11-24 04:55:58 UTC  

wallmartians though? hilarious youtube fodder

2018-11-24 05:00:18 UTC  

That has nothing to do with Wal Mart

2018-11-24 05:00:21 UTC  

that is just people.

2018-11-24 05:00:31 UTC  

Those people would exist without wal mart.

2018-11-24 05:02:26 UTC  

Would they, though? Would they continue to exist if they couldn't shop at Walmart? I think not.

2018-11-24 05:04:23 UTC  

Yes, yes they would.

2018-11-24 05:04:35 UTC  

They existed in my home town long before Walmart showed up there.

2018-11-24 05:15:46 UTC  

The reason Walmart goers are worse is because of the low prices and having so much variety

2018-11-24 05:15:55 UTC  

And they're everywhere in the country

2018-11-24 05:16:31 UTC  

Those people would exist but they wouldn't all congregate in one place, so easily found

2018-11-24 05:16:58 UTC  

Ironically, most people mocked in People of Walmart are fat conservative women wearing clothes far too small

2018-11-24 05:17:21 UTC  

The ironic part is that we accuse liberal women of being proud to be fat more than republicans

2018-11-24 05:17:42 UTC  

Walmart is not a place of pride

2018-11-24 05:17:45 UTC  

Although I am assuming parties because of location