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by 101404 7y ago
I am not aware that I claimed any place would have completely open border. I am certain that you know what I am referring to, but want to avoid a serious discussion by playing with technicalities. No thanks.
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by 101404 7y ago
UBI could be possible in a closed society, but not if you are open for uncontrolled influx of people from outside your society. Because the offer "get free money" is just too good. There was the choice what to focus on, and we dec
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by 101404 7y ago
On the contrary. Don't be distracted all the time starring at the IM icon. When working, ignore the icon until you are done. Talk it through with managers in case they don't know how focused work works. If there is really somethin
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by 101404 7y ago
Think again. Do we really want this to happen?
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by 101404 7y ago
Because the US is the only country in the world and Trump the only political leader in the world?
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by 101404 7y ago
Please don't perpetuate those lies.
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by 101404 7y ago
What country was that in?
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by 101404 7y ago
People put in solitary confinement simply should NOT be put in solitary confinement. Period. Making the prison conditions inhumane and then tell the prisoner "here's a rope", is just beyond sick.
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by 101404 7y ago
I agree. Changing human behavior/culture is more expensive, takes more time, and is less likely to succeed. I disagree on the foil pieces in orbit. Sure, that would be much easier than a single piece. But it would be impossible to corr
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by 101404 7y ago
Now I want to watch that movie!
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by 101404 7y ago
6000 are, but only one person spends money on it.
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by 101404 7y ago
Yes, so if you burn methane that already exists, you produce an equal amount of CO2. Climate change neutral.
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by 101404 7y ago
Let me reword that: it's do-able with current technology and at an affordable cost. Such a solar sail can be extremely thin, just needs to be reflective. So even hundreds of square km of surface are manageable.
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by 101404 7y ago
Methane is a "greenhouse gas" itself, worse than co2. Mostly a problems from cattle digesting food. So burning it actually reduces climate change.
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That's incorrect.
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by 101404 7y ago
Because 7 billion people can only do a single thing simultaneously.
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by 101404 7y ago
Stopping climate change isn't even hard, just place a large solar sail on a sun synchronous orbit to block part of the sun's energy from reaching Earth.
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by 101404 7y ago
I just wonder how this works upstream. Don't the banks also owe that money to somebody? After all, value isn't just money, it's money plus time.
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by 101404 7y ago
What happened with Pocket?
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by 101404 7y ago
Low Earth Orbit has an altitude UP TO 2000 km. The ISS for example is at about 400 km. If they placed their sat at 100 km (right at the limits of "space") maybe it would be possible to be in range of a cell phone.
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by 101404 7y ago
You said something completely unrelated to the parent's comment.
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by 101404 7y ago
If they learn it. Possible in a healthy family setting. But impossible if you already grow up in a dysfunctional family. It would make sure to keep kids from "low class" families right there for another generation.
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by 101404 7y ago
Not everybody is able and sufficient self controlled to self study off Khan or EdX or similar platforms.
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by 101404 7y ago
That just means you can't download your own data anymore. Fb will still collect it though. And no, GDPR will not stop them. The privacy guys here in Europe only go after small businesses, sadly.
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by 101404 7y ago
No, you could not. What you could produce is something that, from the outside, looks like masks.
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by 101404 7y ago
Same here. Since using Brave, I have JavaScript off by default and can easily enable it for specific sites. Makes most websites so much faster.
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They are currently not primarily working on the rocket, but in the production process.
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What if the same company also provides the cellphones and computers used to do the encryption of the data being sent?
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Did you read the fine print?
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by 101404 7y ago
And destroying other software that increased productivity using pretty shady methods. But it's interesting to see that his "old image" already almost vanished. His strategy to "do things that look good" seems to wor

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