AfterHIA

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American high school is just preparation for prison: anyone that's been in the joint tell me that American public schools and prisons don't, "kind of smell the same." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Di
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In other words there will be no/positive economic and social downsides for those engaged in, "world levels" of unethical conduct. This is the world that software developers create. Any society which rewards less laborious wor
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You've got to be careful; if you validate the CLI too much you might get URA in your validator. #chugalug #house
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Ethics and design guy here-- I think this is one of the most, "purposeful" articles I've seen in forever if you don't mind the pun. (I'm from Utah). I'm asking myself the question of fundamentally why UI design
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As a committed pragmatist of the, "Richard Rorty-Harold Bloom Book Snop Sort" I feel the world would be much better if every scientists and technician had as their required reading the works of James, Joyce, Dewey, and if they are
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I thought this read, "Biden Toilet Uses May Have Caused Anal Symptoms..." and was related to the recent prostate cancer diagnosis.
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We used to have a social credit system called, "social democracy" but it was destroyed when we poisoned the educational system.
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My dream is a young person is that Nissan would release an affordable car that me and my homeless little brother could sleep in comfortably. We both are in college pursuing CS degrees and it's getting difficult.
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I was abused as a kid so my handwriting is crap. I also don't know cursive very well. I feel like if they made a font of my handwriting everyone would say, "woah, oh! There goes Mr. Poory McIrresponsible Parents!" If you trie
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It's funny because if you think about it the government has, "huge lists of names" and right now there's a bunch of homicidally pissed off people trying to, "build lists of names." I wonder what happens next?
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I'm giving this an upvote. There isn't enough philosophy thrown around here. My thoughts: I recently read a chapter in Michael Sandel's, "Justice" where-in he gives an account of the categorical imperative described
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My Grandfather is a Marine and this kind of thing is exciting but given the, "tried and proven" nature of Marine processes the fact that my grandad's beloved corps has gone headlong into digital space makes me a little nervou
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You can foreclose on our family's ranch but I'll never stop making my apple Brown Betty.
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I just saw this and I'm surprised that it hasn't gotten more feedback- this is sensational. I'm just working my way through the paper as a Humanities major and I find it advanced enough that you're clearly treading new w
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I like to think of the painter who's trained in classical design; they spend their time thinking about Baroque diagonals and golden ratios. They have a, "deep knowledge" of how paintings are classically organized. One day the
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What exactly do you mean, "analogous to our own" and, "in a deep way" without making an appeal to magic or non-yet discovered fields of science? I understand what you're saying but when you scrutinize these things y
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Just a little bit of encouragement: this is a really, really nice site that reminds me of growing up on the 1990's internet. You can tell you, "actually give a shit" about what you're sharing and that alone I think gives
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It looks really good! I like that you went for a specific use-case versus reiterating one of the many reading faces that you see wherever you find bored design students look to assert their legitimacy.
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I'm not sure that human beings have really gotten to a point that medical ethics is so robust that putting things into people's brains directly is even institutionally feasible outside of a few less invasive obvious use cases; whe