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by 1337biz 9y ago
Would you mind writing some answers to those questions? I would love to read these a lot more than the author's weak attempt to force politics on an otherwise really interesting topic.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
It is a hookup app. Tinder can't say that as it gives users not plausible deniability and feel shallow. Very smart on Tinder's side!
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I agree fully with your premise that both sides are driven by interest groups. Personally I am pondering in that context in how far science is really helping the argument on both sides. The suggestion that there are absolute cause and effec
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Is there some data on iPads as well?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Answer: They are buying Google ads I still have questions with NYT's perspective on that issue. Are they seriously expecting Google to evaluate the scientific proof behind every ad that is placed? Those website do nothing illegal, most
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But why do they almost all still end up at one of the big 3 labels? Or are there many soundclouders actually able to make a decent living from it?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Not that long ago it was far assumed that record labels would loose their power and the easy path to production and promotion would lead to a lot more independent structures. What happned that we still have a similar superstar culture as we
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Totally forgot about that! But yes, that was him! I still have issues coming up with topics and the right questions. It is really hard to overcome that self-criticism. What is your way to overcome this?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Any other channels on YouTube you can recommend?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
From the recording it looked like a rip from a video tape straight out of the 80s. To be honest I found it in the early 2000s on a now defunct torrent tracker when already all sales pages had gone and only some scam reports still existed. H
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I once watched an obscure online course by some Canadian lawyer with a similar method for writing books that way. Wasn't by any chance your inspiration?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Why shouldn't they be able to get Dollars or Euros for their coins?
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I am not criticizing the laws. What I have issues with is the fake outrage. It seems so hypocritical to me acting suprised about this situation. For me it is on the same level than breaking the news that rock stars are taking drugs and havi
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Impressive! What are you core channels?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Social peer pressure. Most kids want to have the respect/admiration of their peers.
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I am baffled by the outrage. Isn't Vice known to be an edgy, drugy and boundary bending outlet? Are we seriously pretending to be suprised that drugged up late teens are doing sick stuff. Or what am I missing here?
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What I am having trouble with is how to argue the switch for people like my parents who are not interested in any fictional content. Netflix and Amazon have still very little (talk, game, political) shows, the reporting is mostly not day-to
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I don't think this holds up. If you take any crime organization they are almost built on substantially differen behaviors vs group members over non-group members.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I understand the issues around campaign finance reform but what you are describing is one of the most transparent and open activism that is imaginable. They most likely target smaller elections where it is possible to swing results just by
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Interesting discussion. So when is it in your opinion allowed to draw conclusions based on personal attributes, e.g. when is something not discriminating.
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No, but journalists set their priorities by what they are spending their time on. If you have some politically activist billionaires who invest in advocacy groups, you will always find some topic that angers your audience. The right just pu
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It is just an author's way to say 'I am a left winger'. If the author wanted to say 'I am a right winger' George Soros would take the role of the evil billionaire villain. Every group has its own enemies that help
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by 1337biz 9y ago
The translation aspect is an important point. But also all the personal perspectives, anecdotes, ramblings are highly interesting to those who look for the outliers. The perspectives that don't fit into the current frame of explanation
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Completely agree, but I would say that this is not a new gig econmy/temp contract thing but originates actually from the world of manufacturing. It's almost like a retro trend.
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You might say he brutally raped a child and is a pedophile. I say he dated a teenager who told him on the 2rd date that she is actually 14 but they both undressed and he 'touched her over her bra and underpants' but drove her imme
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I am not sure about how little the effort was he put in. Where did all the reviews came from? You don't get a #1 spot with 5 reviews...
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Your inability to tolerate different viewpoints and resulting parade of ad hominems are exactly the reason why many keep their opinions to the voting booth.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
It was 30 years ago. Even if he had killed somebody 30 years ago and lived ever since without any serious incident I would consider it to have minor relevancy for someone's character today. From a legal perspective, sure there have to
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I don't even hold it against him. He probably just realized that he can have a much more entertaining life (more speeches, more books sold, etc) by being more provocative and telling the New Yorker readers how wholesome their views are
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But isn't that level of ideological punditry what Stiglitz's is today all about?

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