Ardit20

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by Ardit20 17y ago
I didn't actually get the point of this whole piece. It sounds like some fiction of course, but fiction which distorts reality and that is called illusion I believe. Well in all truth it sounds like propaganda, propaganda by definition I us
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by Ardit20 17y ago
When it comes to knowledge, you can never have too much of a good thing. You can have too many of good people going into business or related fields and not science. We all want someone else to do the hard tedious work,, but on a personal
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just my own website
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by Ardit20 17y ago
Last time I analysed revenue from ads per visitor the figure was between 0.0025 and 0.004, so 1000 views means 2.5 dollars at the low end or 4 dollars at the high end, so maybe the problem is limited to social networking sites alone. How ca
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by Ardit20 17y ago
I thought a cover letter was a prerequisite. Anyone can put a CV together and email it to 1000 companies, but to write a cover letter for each company just shows you actually know what you are applying for to start with.
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Yes, I was going to apologise, I commented generally and did not even read the article :P, but the judge apparently blogs so am proven wrong. My lecturer is a judge also, albeit he does crime rather than copyrights. He clearly knows how to
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by Ardit20 17y ago
well, a judge is probably 60 or something. I mean by the time the internet became widespread they were thinking of retirement, not to mention that they might have secretaries and stuff so perhaps don't really need to even use a computer, so
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by Ardit20 17y ago
maybe because they don't know about it. Not many people have heard about the ageing research and I think the project would gain a lot of funding if they started raising awareness by targeted advertising and marketing.
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Regarding your second paragraph, that is perhaps because different experiments give different results. When it comes to such things no experiment can be perfect because it is so hard to isolate completely the dependent variable. So in most
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"I can show you how I safely do things outdated physiology textbooks tell you is impossible. This isn’t because I have some unique intelligence. It’s because I’ve tested the most basic assumptions of nutrition and exercise… and I experiment
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by Ardit20 17y ago
I do not like Christians. They are idiots for believing in a fairy tale and I wish they sorted out their minds. None of that is assholish, that is because Christians are a majority in the country; saying whatever against Christians, causes
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by Ardit20 17y ago
Well, I do not know if it is true, but saying you do not like Muslims is no different than saying you do not like Jews or blacks as it is making a generalisation about the entire people and probably used to scapegoat them and stereotype the
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by Ardit20 17y ago
"The bottom line is there's no need for censorship." You may as well say we do not need laws by the exact same formula: "If a school of thought or action is reprehensible than you should teach your children that and have your friends teac
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by Ardit20 17y ago
Society has always been able to censor its members through culture and pressure to conform, yet this allows one freedom to diverge on say political issues or art form, although this may not be entirely true. My point is that in the case of
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Ask HN: Why should we upvote or downvote a comment?
7 points by Ardit20 17y ago|12 comments
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by Ardit20 17y ago
An FF team loses many times and wins also, the king of pop dies once only. This has effected me, I am not sure about profoundly, but to some extent. Mostly because I, like many others of whatever age, grew up with his music and I personally
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by Ardit20 17y ago
This guy really does not like his job! I suggest he starts working as a waiter, or bar attender, or whatever job he considers fun albeit low paid and work on what he really wants to in the evenings and weekend. What's the point of working i
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by Ardit20 17y ago
Well, they are entitled. Its their world. its their life, they have been educated of such high ideals as democracy an human rights and they are richer than any previous generation.
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Right, so what he said is not advise? Cus I was beginning to think that the guy is deluded, because well there is nothing to support what he says. I mean, if I want opinions I can turn on the telly and listen to politicians parrot all day!
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by Ardit20 17y ago
So is the ideal of innate genius dead? If not, should we kill it? Certainly a clear-eyed analysis shows that "genius" is really a set of exceptional skills cultivated through disciplined study. We should probably shelve the notion of geniu
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by Ardit20 17y ago
"I've been deeply influenced by Aristotle's idea that virtue is a habit, something you practice and get better at, rather than something that comes naturally." For an individual who has studied classics, you would expect that he would know
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by Ardit20 17y ago
Why would you bother or care about the opportunities of some guy who you might never meet again, especially if you are trying to meet a deadline or had a bad day or whatever.
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by Ardit20 17y ago
I was a bit disappointed seeing this list tbh. I thought wow cool before getting there and once I landed I was like, gee dude, love to learn? I think the people who love to learn have a big problem, that is there is so many interesting thin
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by Ardit20 17y ago
would you like to elaborate on that?
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by Ardit20 17y ago
It doesn't affect your experience in any way if there's an affiliate link Perhaps it is not meant to, but when a scientist has affiliation with say the tobacco industry, I would take his research about the effect of smoking on health with
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Ask HN: how do you objectively prove what you have independantly learned
8 points by Ardit20 17y ago|6 comments
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by Ardit20 17y ago
I found the fable interesting, liked it even. Well written, it gave me some goosebumps at points. However where are the anti-dragonists. Surely the men on the street might not have the patience to read about an anti-dragon, they might howev
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by Ardit20 17y ago
For me personally, the content of the blog was a bit common sense, however the "clever way" of promoting the book was educational.
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I was immediately turned off by this article when it cited a study from 1933 That seems to suggest that as we progress we know better. However, not many would suggest that the wisdom of Aristotle is no longer relevant. And that Milgram ex
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by Ardit20 17y ago
the same can be said about the other group however, they could have lied or forgotten that they shared their ideas. How do you know they shared their ideas?

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