machined_learning

machined_learning t1_j33eowy wrote

Well the original commenter I was responding to had a great insight, which was that even if the person used psychedelics it would be difficult to compare their experience to my experience and even know if they are similar enough to be useful in a therapy setting.

In essence, if everyone's experience is so different anyway, why not just look for someone who has opened their mind to the experience and maybe studied it or worked closely with other people who have. A mind open to possibility and understanding could be more in line with what I would want, rather than a mind that deals in absolutes like "there is literally no way anyone can know what the juice tastes like..."

I see what you are saying though. Psychedelics are hard to imagine without having tried them.

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machined_learning t1_itadnt3 wrote

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/biden-administration-fill-border-wall-gaps-yuma-arizona-rcna40567

It takes one second to google that he has since continued to build it.

" The Biden administration on Thursday authorized completion of the Trump-funded U.S.-Mexico border wall in an open area of southern Arizona near Yuma, where four wide gaps make it among the busiest corridors for illegal crossings." -July 28, 2022

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machined_learning t1_it9fm3t wrote

Im not sure why you think we are getting overwhelmed. The problem is not space, there is plenty of space in a city of millions to accept 14,000. There are also nearly 90,000 apartments being left vacant by landlords because they dont want to bring the buildings up to code. Source

These people are welcome to find a better life like we and our ancestors did.

Edit: Here is the url for the source https://www.thecity.nyc/housing/2022/10/20/23413894/vacant-rent-stabilized-apartments-nyc

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machined_learning t1_it9efa3 wrote

First of all the other person was making a point that its "Randalls" Island. Second, I agree that there are a lot of immigrants in NYC and its weird that these people are being sent there while others are not but its because that is our system for granting asylum. If you apply for asylum you are given shelter and social support by the state/city. That is also why its so expensive to accept these migrants, although its clear that we should. The other immigrants here likely didnt go through the asylum process. For now, thats how it is whether we/they like it or not.

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machined_learning t1_it80fju wrote

Non-Post article mentions that (Dem?) Mayor Leeser was coordinating with officials in NYC and Chicago and making sure the migrants who were signing up for the buses knew where they were going and chose to do so, and also had people ready to help them at their destination. This was in direct contrast to the migrants who were just shuffled onto buses by Gov. Abbott.

Looks like there is a humane way to treat migrants.

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