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I can't speak for the people who downvoted you, but I'll bet you a USB stick that the reason you got downvoted is because of "When the 'good feminists' viciously attacked Margret Atwood accusing her of being a '
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Ask HN: Getting Laser Eye Surgery?
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I certainly do have a suggestion - turn off your computer, switch off the news, and go outside or do whatever else. Anything's better than sitting in front of a screen and purposelessly seething about the other side on the behest of ma
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Yes, Republicans made a mess of politcising everything and here you are politicising an unpolitical issue and not even in a reasonable way but "everything bad that happens is THEIR fault, and NONE of the fault is ours". I'm g
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Because the phrase "conspiracy theory" comes with a lot of negative associations and can be used to effectively discredit otherwise at the very least worthy of consideration hypotheses. No need for "conservative influencers&q
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Nature happens to be structurally sexist, if you haven't noticed.
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Excuse me, but it hasn't even been an hour since the link was posted and there's already glaring US-centrism in the comments: "get what you deserve", "mass disinformation campaigns". Where have you guys been li
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Browsers have a very accessible API for audio programming now[0]. Comes with the benefits of being platform independent, using JS(okay, this as a benefit is arguable to some), and easily distributable(perhaps too easy since you can't h
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Of people living in the Western world at least, and in most cases 3rd world countries too. You'd have to be very silly to say that the life of someone in the lowest rung of the working ladder nowadays(e.g. a McDonalds worker) is not be
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Wow, only just found out that LcMurtry has died. Lonesome Dove has had a profound effect on me and still remains one of my favourite books, if not the . If you haven't read LD I highly recommend it even if you're not a fan of the
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What a load of crap - "Feynman is a sexist whose behaviour did undeniable harm". Harm to whom? The women that I assume found that "undeniably harmful behaviour" pleasant enough to willingly sleep with him? If the author
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It's not everybody in Ukraine that is so froth-mouthed with their hate for USSR/Russia that they would get rid of quality books just because it's 'Soviet legacy'. Throwing the baby with the badwater spites yourself,
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It's hilarious how your comment got immediately downvoted for sharing a personal anecdote about the very same thing. Must really be rubbing the people who downvote for political difference reasons the wrong way.
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Safe Crackers: The Art of Warez(documentary)
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Phrack Magazine
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I feel that the best cure to these various forms of procrastination(paralysis by analysis, choice overload, writer's block) is simply to leave your feelings and emotions aside for now and power through it even though it doesn't fe
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How about it leaking from a research facility?
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Girls having better math grades could be explained by girls, on average, being higher in conscientiousness. I think generally grades in schools are more strongly correlated with diligence than natural talent. Also, studies have shown that i
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Thank you, I understand your point of view now. I would need to get a bigger grip on the underlying issues to fully agree or disagree with it(your previously mentioned reading list), but your argument seems reasonable and plausible to me.
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I'm sorry but I don't follow you here. >If this cultural shift is a concern due to its effect on society and its norms, then Peterson would be a counter-productive solution, since this sort of person being considered an intelle
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>He is captivating to a certain audience, but so are televangelists. That's the whole crux of the problem. If you recognize it as being entertainment and an aesthetic/subculture, that's fine. But Peterson is presented as a
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>Well, there are two options: either this is right and there is a vast gulf between the workings of the male and female mind, or these countries are not as free of social expectations as they like to think they are. Not sure how the UK a
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Whilst I am willing to concede that his approach and ideas might not be novel, it is his fantastic delivery of lectures and connecting different phenomena in a network to explain/support a concept is what draws me to his stuff. As a co
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But surely the social consensus that engineers are more prestigious than nurses is on the society and not on Peterson. It might be difficult to predict the success of somebody via IQ if you compare two individuals from radically different s
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Thanks for the response. I think discussing whether he's liberal or conservative is a wishy-washy subject and I'm on shaky ground when discussing whether he's right about the left, but in the interest of having a dialogue I d
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Operation Northwoods
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When applying for my first post-university job I started with writing cover letters on a per application basis. Very quickly I found that this seemed to be a waste of time and switched to a more shotgun approach where I'd format my CV
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Whilst I think your argument is valid, I still think lack of "upgradability" correlates with planned obsolescence. All the manufacturer would then need to do is to add a few components that have an expected lifetime just after the
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Shame that you're getting downvoted on HN for such views - most consumers don't care about devices designed to be long-lasting and if the technical population doesn't too then it's totally a lost cause. I've recentl
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I'm very certain the parent meant it in an evolutionary sense that the individual will not pass on their genes to offspring - nothing to do with homophobia.
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