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Peptides are inherently black-pilled (opens the original)
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The growing popularity of peptides is directly attributed to the popularity of looksmaxxing. The pharmaceutical supplements that occupied a niche sphere of bodybuilding culture are now a permanent fixture for those wanting to modify their physical appearance. Peptides and looksmaxxing both seek the same goal: overcome the perceived pressures of the dating market. However, peptides will not solve the issue of the so-called black pill and the larger problem of societal atomization through dating a
University paralyzes free speech rights (opens the original)
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The manner of which free speech is treated at UT San Antonio fosters contempt on both ends of the political spectrum, leaving each side equally dissatisfied. Though using the terms left and right oversimplify complex political ideologies, the division between these groups is apparent. Such strife comes from student’s inability to organize either due to individual reluctance or institutional policy. As a result, free speech at UT San Antonio is not particularly free or thoughtful. To start, UT Sa
Alpha School highlights a troubling trend in Texas education (opens the original)
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Free competition lies at the center of support for school choice and, by extension, so does the Texas voucher program. However, expanding publicly funded vouchers to include dubious, artificial intelligence-driven curricula such as Alpha School contradicts the idea of free competition. Moreover, the school is indicative of a trend of more public campuses being shut down in favor of private schools with mixed reputations receiving public funds. By virtue of the lax requirements for a school to be
Legality fallacy, why pirating class textbooks is ethical (opens the original)
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Pirating is another form of acquiring textbooks. The same reason students pirate textbooks is similar to why open textbooks are gaining more popularity. Textbooks are just too expensive, and students are left looking for alternatives. It is unfair to assume that the motives behind pirating are the same for all pirated products; factors such as cost and accessibility make pirating textbooks different. Though pirating textbooks is illegal, it is not amoral — it is logical. Reselling digital copies
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