Buldak

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by Buldak 9y ago
Is a "full body" workout necessary for most people? Obviously you won't have much in the way of upper body strength, say, if all you do is bike commute. But my understanding is that the amount of exercise required to be healt
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The Final, Terrible Voyage of the Nautilus(wired.com)
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The comment you replied to does not describe those figures as alt-right. On the other hand, the very first person Damore engaged after being fired was Stefan Molyneux, who is undeniably alt-right. It's also insipid to suggest that bein
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It's not at all obvious to me that that would have saved him from being fired.
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Where does this 70% figure come from? A cursory search I just did turns up 51% for Bernie [1]. At any rate, it's unclear to me what you take this to show. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Virginia_Democratic_
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About that stock panic(lbo-news.com)
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I don't like running with glasses because they end up getting covered in salt and sweat, but I don't have a problem with them staying on. I would guess that largely depends on the frames you have.
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People feel that leaders they can relate to are more likely to take their interests seriously.
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Was Steve Jobs not bald? A sorites paradox for tech magnates.
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>Disney promotes a harmful world view What worldview is that?
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When I was failing classes in college, I had a conversation with a dean who suggested that I subconsciously didn't want to be there, and that I was committing academic self-sabotage as a result. This struck me as an extravagant, bizarr
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by Buldak 9y ago
We aren't prioritizing the "aesthetic preference" of the suburbs over the city. We're prioritizing the rights of those who own the real estate in question over those who don't, but live nearby.
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by Buldak 9y ago
I do wonder what "there is room to flank Fox News from the right" is supposed to mean. What does that network look like?
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This is surely naive, but what makes you think that isn't what Thiel sees himself as doing?
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I'd guess that Wichita police will be relieved to be able to pin some of the blame on the prank, despite the fact that it may have no real bearing on whether their response was justified given the situation and what they knew.
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by Buldak 9y ago
The example that came to mind for me is rolling coal. It's about as flagrantly defiant a rejection of environmentalism as I can think of. I don't doubt that many men view driving hybrid cars or eating less meat as unappealing beca
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by Buldak 9y ago
I was under the impression that NYC is the exception and not the rule. I'm from Minnesota and was unaware that anyplace disallowed right-on-red until I met my college roommate, who is Brooklyn. https://en.wikipedia.org/
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I'm having a hard time understanding why you would think this. Is the suggestion here that people who are morally sincere can't be bad (whatever their moral views may be)? Or is it that you just don't view homophobia as a gen
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by Buldak 9y ago
>The incentives in academic philosophy aren't really around finding truth, but rather getting published so you can keep your tenure. Does that distinguish philosophy from the sciences or other areas of academia?
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You're conflating a lot here. People think Trump should be banned from Twitter because of the inflammatory content of his tweets, not because of objectionable things he does elsewhere. Unless Barack Obama made a bunch of tweets exhor
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I doubt that sports glorify violence in the relevant sense. In particular, I doubt that people who get excited about the NFL or MMA or whatever are inspired to go out and hurt people in real life.
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Yes, I'm seeing a lot of people who say "science-based" and "evidence-based" are non-informative. If that were true there would be no need for a ban, unless you think this is a bold new approach to copy-editing. Wha
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by Buldak 9y ago
I agree. That is not to say that everyone getting upset nowadays is necessarily in the right. But I think what many people remember as calmer, more reasonable discussions of yesteryear are largely a reflection of greater hegemony.
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The author says that it's safer to discuss "controversial" ideas in Beijing than America, but I wonder if that's partly because the ideas in question aren't actually controversial in Beijing. Presumably the ideas th
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by Buldak 9y ago
There's no way to know of course, but I'm more inclined to point to Trump as the impetus for America's reaction against sexual misconduct.
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How job surveillance is changing trucking in America(youtube.com)
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In a sense all Socrates quotes are apocryphal.
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The twins are more or less villains in the movie, but I'd say they aren't presented as stupid or inept.
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How the other half lifts: What your workout says about your social class (2014)(psmag.com)
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by Buldak 9y ago
>running is pretty much one of the cheapest sports/pastimes/activities one can do It is, but I suspect that runners still tend to be affluent. Just why is an interesting question. http://www.runningguru.com/SM&#

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