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Of'course humans are just not workers , but if you want to eat you need to sell something of value to buy your food from the farmers - and they most often then not really do not care about your humanities nonsense.
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Actually - it depends. Climate Change is intensifying the summers and winters in canada. Notice the increased number of forest fires per year. And the winters will also be worse.
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>"Moreover, our analysis suggests that rising labor costs could reduce profits by a further $800 billion." Outrageous ! So you are saying we need to give the peasants MORE money ?? How am I supposed to live !
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Of-course america is going to be country with the most american dollars ! All this analysis tells me is that america is suffering from the same sort of inflation that Spain suffered when it stopped becoming the economical power house and Br
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Tax Evasion is a Global Problem - every country from UK to Russia to my own country of Bangladesh have rich people hiding their money in foreign countries. I am happy that the US public is forcing their govt to look into it and hopefully a
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Comparing Asia to North America is such a false equivalence. Asia is huge. Like 63% of humanity huge. Of-course the market in Asia is going to be much more massive. A lot of rural places in India have better Internet that I have sitting her
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Because its america - there is a chance it might work. But the reality is capital flees whenever a country tries to impose higher taxes. The solution is a global taxing regime - something that Thomas Picketty advocated. Taxes fundamentally
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I agree with everything you just said - Just pointing out coping IP may be bad in the short term ( Tesla doesn't make as much money as they excepted ) - but in the long term its good for humanity.
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Its not despicable if you come from a country that is not in the western hemisphere. Tesla will never sell its cars - in africa. And lets not forget that america was built on blatant coping of IP from europe for over 100 years ! Paradoxical
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A much more simpler explanation is - china. Most of us were arguing about trying to use technical solutions in renewable - not realizing how badly the game is rigged against solar - especially in western countries. China just took a very co
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As a mathematical peasant who does modelling. # If you have a small data set - you set notation. # If you have 100s of larger data set - try to formulate your problem as a graph theory problem - Its easy to walk small graphs. # If you have
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I agree - having done Python programming in Maya. The scripting allows you to really super-charge your work. But What I meant is When I started working with Maya initially - I was already put off by the extremely complex GUI. Trying to prog
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Text is good for efficiency. Not for learning. When I see a UI of an app - I can at one instant see all the possible things that can be done using it. text starts becoming a problem when their is a combinatronical explosion in what you can
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I agree with your conclusion - but your premise of conspiracy is wrong. Using virtual Money is obviously much better than paper money. The difference is should it be centralized or de-centralized and anonymous ? The paradoxical economic pro
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Hyperbole much ? When a soldier is ordered to torture - its clearly wrong to do so. Its a question of human ethic. Is it the responsibility of the software engineer to know the exact level of NO_2 0.001 or 0002 that he should be coded into
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Lets continue your hyperbolic argument. Should we give every individual easy access to ICMBs, Tanks and Nuclear Weapon ? The difference is two fold. 1) Encryption is useful to society outside the need for killing people. That is why you rea
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Can we predict based on what we see the current status of the "cloud of water". Shouldn't it collapse into stars ? Or does the blackhole consume the entire cloud of water ! So many questions. Imagine if life existed within it
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What exactly did I say that you think is so shameful ?
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India is amazing. As a ethnically hindu bangladeshi I would eat a hat to switch my passport so that I could go work in bangalore ! I do not have a problem with muslims - most of my friends are. But islam is a terrible curse in south east as
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Did Obama ever come out and condemn pakistani actions ? He criticized India for its backward views on women - and no words on the saudis. I view both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to be the most vile countries with extremely vile societies - I
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Nice for you to assume my ignorance. Pakistan and Saudi Arabia both fund extremist Islamist groups, but no one seems to acknowledge it since both are US allies. India has its problems but no where the level of Pakistan. The people of Pakist
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I am usually for open borders but pakistan is really an exception. They have too many problems - They in the past used to openly fund terrorist militias in both India and Nepal. Until they sort themselves out its a good idea to create a don
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During the financial crisis - everyone and their mom blamed the whole thing on the big bad wall street bankers. And during this one its again being blamed on a individual company. The real blame lies with government. why did the US govt fai
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Does anyone know why pia is blocked in the UK ? Page is not opening.
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"(1) I want to protest against American imperialism, which I regard as the cause of most of all evil in the world: wars, tyranny, poverty, migration." Having lived in a REAL totalitarian country in the middle east this always amus
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To each his own. I prefer working a little each day and not stress myself too much. I think what needs to happen is an increased in flexibility. To me it seems that society has done a piss poor job in figuring out how to accommodate to wome
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I had this conversation with a person who is studying medicine. There is obviously a limit to human mental cognition. The idea that More years studying = better Doctor, has anyone done any conclusive study on this ? Most doctors will tell y
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Also VLC player. The thing is all those things will eventually migrate to the web. Right now the web has so much potential and those pieces of software have a small market and that market is pretty saturated. Once we do everything we can do
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The iPhone keyboard famously are not very good. So are older phones. The newer android phone have amazing responsive. I sometimes use my phone to actually write presentation speech. Something I though I would never do with my older android
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I find is to so much easier to just type out the URL of what app I need - facebook, reddit, youtube, etc - Its just faster to let google auto-complete then having to browse my own phone for the app that I need. typing the letter "f&quo
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