Arkhaine_kupo

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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
This is a very common fallacy repeated by people who are either interested in supporting homeschooling, or haven't thought much about the subject. The most telling stats is that the percentage of homeschooling parents increases, specia
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
>If we are going to start discouraging tangents on HN, which would be a drastic change This is straight from the guidelines "Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity. " Bringi
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> It's a valid topic for discussion not on a thread about vpn useage > The current situation regarding small boats is not sustainable the current situation regarding small boats is the inevitable conclusion to a badly implemented
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> They also strongly believe the hoi polloi have to be forced to do what is good for them - e.g. the sugar tax and other "nudge politics", or the currently Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill which is basically about im
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
There is an old irish song called "The man of the daily mail", I think they could use your views to update the song for our times.
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
Its a cost risk analysis. We have tried letting studdents do whatever and most of the time it went nowhere, so we ended up with a more rational system (with many caveats) where experiments are proposed and people with good insights and sens
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
Things to love about andor. 1) the themes it explores. Things like fighting fascism has been done to death by this point, half of YA is "goverment military and bad, young girl gets a love triangle and defats them". Andor shows the
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
I would recommend Skeleton Crew. Its def aimed at younger crows but if you have nieces/nephews or kids of your own its a delight. Basically treasure Island/ goonies in space, it is campier than Andor but does what it aims for amaz
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
That hardly seems like a slight to the proyects but the lack of systemic larger changes no? The barbican was created as a council proyect for middle class people. Nowadays council houses are considered only for destitute families. So of cou
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Another way of saying that what doctor associations is groupthink rather than evidence-based medicine. Way to read that in the worst way possible. Their biggest issue was how disparate the data was. I shared that one because it had the
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> The UK on a per capita GDP PPP basis is as poor, or poorer, than the poorest US state, Mississippi. Lets go through some basics, 40% of missippi's budget comes from federal money. California aint paying the tab of the UK, so yeah
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Maurice Barrès wasn't a Nazi being involved in the national socialist movement in france would make one a nazi. > In this quote, he isn't against intellectualism he was though, so are most fascists. Better to find an exte
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Sources for your allegations ? not an allegation. You should avoid big words if you dont know what they mean. > The statistics I saw, showed in contrary an increase in suicide rates. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/arti
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> to bring them there. jesus so you do not actually know the history of your own country. Travel and emigration between Commonwealth states has a number of conditions, that while easier to navigate that complete immigration are still co
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Which is quite in line with your thought that the masses are not to be trusted they must shut up Did you just quote a Nazi about how intellectuals are a problem and we should get rid of them? Like how ar eyou so intune with fascism tha
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Most of the dozens of towns in the scandals have the same perpetrators The police disagree. The reports on the issue find that the most common race reported is white man. > It is a qualitatively different issue: we’re talking about
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> The exact same thing happened in dozens of English towns. and most cases, as the scottish one the perpetrators were white, so the case did nt become a part of the "mass grooming brown people" narrative. The issue is not minor
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> it goes in depth to explain cancel culture in campu which is why it opens up with its most harrowing tale, to really grip the readers attention. The black tie christmas invites of upper middle class chemical undergrads > the articl
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Then how about empowering them to - speak? The strain of anti intellectualism has been a constant thread... nurtured by the false notion that democracy means my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge - Isaac Asimov Being able to s
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> we are coming out of a decade of cancel culture on campuses You should read your own article. A drunk dude kissed a girl without asking, and his friends thought that was kinda shit an uninvited him to a christmas party. That is the can
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> Citizens are supposed to have critical thinking i wish someone didnt dismantle the education department of the federal goverment.... > Freedom of speech allows to hear different views and apply this critical thinking. thats all well
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> wanted to silence their political opponents in the past administration Literally when? Bezos bought a newspaper, Elon bought Twitter, Trump was on TV daily (and not being prosecuted by the DOJ), Ben Shapiro was again the most promoted
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> If you really believe that your fellow citizens can be easily influenced to undertake extreme actions by a twitter post so words have no capability of influencing people? Why speak at all if it can never change anyones opinion? See wha
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> US citizens have freedom of speech just a reminder that anti protest laws now allow people to be send to prision for speech. But I guess as long as hippie looking they/them who are pro palestine at uni go to jail instead of racis
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
No, you see I can be hateful and not suffer consequences or else 1984. Also I should be allowed to vote and promote ideas that will actively harm people, gleefully admit it, and celebrating their suffering but it is not ok to stop me. As th
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
> If the message in question had a limited reach, then it should not lead to a conviction. her husband shares a prominent political position. Her reach and views way larger than her twitter following. By association alone she has authori
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by Arkhaine_kupo 1y ago
Sometimes there is a worthwhile discussion on the reach and breath of policing, sometimes ridiculous people with insane views and 0 technical or legislative knowledge make opinion eds for people to share as rage bait. Please just look at th
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by Arkhaine_kupo 2y ago
The early models were uncensored, but people seeing early llms give meth recipes and how to make car bombs made them quickly get neutered before public release (additional controls, for pirvate info, nudity, swearing etc all come from addit
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by Arkhaine_kupo 2y ago
> Instead I've followed him and directly what he says for about the last 8 years. and you are comparing that to the first hadn experience of some of his closest associates. The dude pays 3 different PR companies full time salaries,
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by Arkhaine_kupo 2y ago
> let's have interoperability. Should be mandatory. Things like facebook took off because of network effects not because of the quality of the platform. Being able to migrate all your contacts/ chat/ tweets/ etc somew

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