Braxton1980

6 ms·

91.
by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>And then people will have much to criticize about what Trump is doing. But okay then, so do something better instead of all the doing nothing that was happening before. I'm not in power and unlikely to ever be. I can criticize othe
92.
by Braxton1980 8mo ago
>You can't say we're importing the best and brightest I didn't say that and it's about the amount. >from scratch in order to be a doctor in the US>>> Usually no, they have to complete a residency. They are
93.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
>The WHO and other international organizations are not legitimate sources of information; they take direction from their host countries and report numbers as directed. Yes, they get their data from each country. How else could they reali
94.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
Since there's a big difference between fake numbers (intentional) and inaccurate (unintentional) numbers we should state they are inaccurate unless evidence states overwise. The reason is that it's practically impossible to get a
95.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
I think the issue in this thread is that you replied to a person asking a question by quoting the article. It's implied that it's your position because you argued using the article. Otherwise you're just helping the other by
96.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
>Market economy The recent massive increase in the US governments direct and indirect involvement in business decisions changes things. Trump is pushing/forcing countries and companies to invest in the US. He's added more restr
97.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
What about the Spanish American war (1898), the Philippine-American war(1899), and World War One (1917)
98.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
The CTO created the update? Otherwise it's not the same situation
99.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
Russia
100.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
How is a strong incentive alone evidence of wrongdoing?
101.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
>If you pick any country and look at proxies that have significant cost associated with them, at relative population levels of verified locations, the population of the world differs pretty radically from the claims most countries put ou
102.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
>Also I was told there is no voter fraud. Is that just because nobody’s looking? I was told you haven't raped anyone, is that because we haven't looked into it? Unless there's evidence that something happened when decision
103.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
I believe that happiness comes from being content, at least as a basis. As long as person's basic needs are met and they are covered in the case of an emergency (for example, not going bankrupt because of cancer) they can be happy. The
104.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
> for the purposes of endangering those government employees, and to cause harm to their families? Isn't this also subjective and depends on the information leaked.
105.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
You know he means some US citizens who are anti- intellectual due to a combination of insecurities and propaganda by the Republican party
106.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
I think you're saying "how do we know this isn't the normal amount of Phd people who leave every year/administration While we don't have PhD numbers the Trump administration fired a large amount of people so no matt
107.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
How can your limited experience make any claims about the government workforce as a whole. It requires a decent amount of time to understand if someone is talented and that talent is being used to better their job. >but is doing exactly
108.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
Wouldn't an easily misled electorate benefit the political party that lies the most?
109.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
Do you believe that 100% of the people who left were useless?
110.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
Technology connections did a video on Betamax vs VHS that debunked this in a practical sense as Betamax had a version II that allowed 2 hour recordings, the quality was slightly better to early VHS instead the significant improvement of bet
111.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
The market makes decisions on quality and pride but it can also use politics, patriotism, religion, and other factors which may not have the greatest impact compared to the first two. It's possible that both the appeal of home* grown p
112.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
So I was going to reply to mention that all VWs sold in the US at least for the last 10 years use an iron block. I wanted to know if the EA888 (VWs go to 4 cylinder engine) was cast so I asked chatgpt. "No — the VW EA888 Gen 3 engine b
113.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
>For him, state is a sacred authority that transcends individual will. State authority exists in democracys therefore that's not an argument for dictatorships >they champion extreme forms of altruism and its only logical expressi
114.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
>most philosophies explicitly champion dictatorships I don't understand how you could make this claim. "society is a big organ transcending individual needs”?" How does this statement by Hegel champion dictatorships?
115.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
>I've read a ton of philosophy and something I don't really understand is that one nation killing another is more immoral than when a nation does this to their own domestic population. Who holds this opinion? >But for some r
116.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
"Western media" is not an organization it's a description of a group. Trust should be connected to organizations or businesses. This is such a dangerous manipulation technique that uses the output of one media source like Fo
117.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
Yes. I made a mistake in how I worded that. They are able to tune to other bottlenecks in the car while keeping the cat.
118.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
Many car enthusiasts remove the catalytic converter for a combination of additional power and/or better sound. It has a massive impact on emissions and what you might be smelling is hydrogen sulfide which is normally converted to sulfu
119.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
That's exactly what the Republican party did and they now control all three parts of the US government.
120.
by Braxton1980 9mo ago
>Law-abiding citizens wouldn’t have a 50% recidivism rate. What if being incarcerated has an affect on this value?

More ›