Ardit20

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by Ardit20 16y ago
"the user" You can hardly conclude by testing with only one user and even if there were more it is only 5 different weblogs. It might seem intuitive that summaries are better, but how many of the people, sorry, how many articles did the per
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by Ardit20 16y ago
If you are going to make a misleading statement, at least do not provide the data to clearly show your bendy argument. The combined market share of the largest and second largest insurer provider goes below 50% only in four states. It goes
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Health and food are two different things. He said he pays $12,000 a year for health cover. There are people there who get $12,000 a year to live on. They can afford food quite fine, but if they get some health problem they would be in deep
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Really? Which country are you from? Because if you are in the EU we gave loads to Greece. We gave much more to banks some 500 billion on EU level, then there is the national level. And Nato is in Afghanistan so I think loads of EU nations a
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You get free health care in the UK though. Also, you pay much less for university, well for now anyway. It used to be free only 4 years ago!
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I don't quite know the situation in that market, but to provide an alternative, it could also be an oligarchy. That is, there's a number 1 guy with 60% share, a number 2 guy with 20% a number 3 with 10% and some little guys. It is not hard
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Transportation is more necessary than health? I mean if you ill I think you kinda stay in bed. But yeah, it should provide food and housing for those people who can not get either as it does in Britain and I am sure there too to some extent
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There's private sector and then there's private sector. I am sure we all would agree that it is best to leave the money at the hands of the general population rather than take it from them and give it to a concentrated small elite. Besides,
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by Ardit20 16y ago
Predictions are hardly a problem. They are fun, we are wired to make them, we have foresight so why not use it. The point when making a prediction is not to be right, but to go through mental scenarios of possibilities based on the present
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Interesting article, but populist, not quite what would you expect from an article on Harvard. As another person mentioned, people are not horses. A horse is a slave, people always have options, in the most drastic case, crime. It pays well
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The moral and legal implications of publishing the war logs(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by Ardit20 16y ago|0 comments
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Its not about semantics, it is about connecting a word to reality. America is not an empire. It is perhaps the most successful country on earth, it has great influence, but it is just a country. It might however be trying to become an empir
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Adopting the scientific methods to how people become successful. Just because I might be intelligent I can't quite tell someone how to be intelligent. A scientist might be able to however if he does a lot of studies and is able to derive ru
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by Ardit20 16y ago
Yeh, that might be because there have been record numbers of applications to university this year and some 100,000 students are not going to get a place at any university so many probably rightly thought getting a distance degree while work
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I thought an empire is created when you occupy other countries and impose your system upon them. Like Rome was an empire because it stretched way above the borders or rome, or Mongolia, or persia, though maybe I have a wrong definition of e
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by Ardit20 16y ago
Just because others are worse does not mean we should follow their example.
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What on earth are you on about? He said they did not save during boom times, so it is a human mistake, not some collapse of empire ( I didn't know America is an empire btw, I thought it was a country.)
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The system ain't great, but it doesn't excuse the lobbyists.
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While his point is that he was in some degree lucky and gained success by writing one code. Sure that might have not been easy back then, it might have required some intelligence, but it hardly makes him qualified to know much about educati
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And lower quality. I do not see anyone replacing an Oxford place with OU or any university place with OU. I think, though I might be very much wrong, it caters to niches, rather than the core of university market which is 18 to 21 year old.
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by Ardit20 16y ago
Nope. Its a find something to support your point and bend it a little bit. I was thinking on the point he made though that maybe textbooks in America are thicker because America has more scientific knowledge than Asia and maybe the books ge
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Even if there was plenty of information and the best online, it is very different to read something and to learn something. With programming is easy because you can just start coding and test for yourself and experiment and all that. You ca
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Why? If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear. That is the favourite thing of the police, which is the executive, which encompasses the army.
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Where would he go instead?
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Not just a conspiracy, but laud voices. He has plenty of support and is a well known figure at least now and they say that in a communist country if you want to speak out against the regime become a well known and loved novelist. So even if
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by Ardit20 16y ago
Articles on alistapart are often that long and if it is of use you would probably read it. I didn't really find much use in this article so I thought I better use my time better.
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Poll: Where Are You Right Now
13 points by Ardit20 16y ago|12 comments
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Home
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Work
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