Danihan

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by Danihan 9y ago
So whenever you feel like it, basically. Values are extremely subjective, people tend to base their values on however they feel about a situation at any given time.
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That's like saying I need to go live in a bad neighborhood to understand they are bad. Or that I need to do opiates firsthand to understand they feel good. I 100% realize that there is massive variation in high school quality. It doe
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Because you can't fight bias with more bias, it's hypocritical.
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Discrimination can't be "solved" because 1. People are genetically different and 2. Anyone can have biases about anything. I could shut down every interviewee with big ears, or beady eyes, if I wanted to. Again, all you can
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More like "because of Affirmative Action". Just treat people as fairly as possible. The other way doesn't work.
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It also saves water. I remember a study from years back showing that using any electric dishwasher saved a ton of water versus even the most fastidious hand cleaning in the sink.
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I love how highly, highly processed foods are suddenly A-OK to many people here once it's a fake meat product. Whatever happened to the concept of, "Eat real food?" Full Ingredient List: >Water, Textured Wheat Protein, Co
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Everything's a panopticon, what could go wrong?
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You're saying the German government has no video cameras on any traffic intersections / public areas period?
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So only the government can record what's happening, and if private citizens or companies do so they are shamed and jailed?
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I am not a Facebook fan, but it was successful at connecting communications around the world and increasing overall adoption of the the internet. I truly mean it, it's an unanswerable question, educated guesses or not. Too subjective.
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The reality is that none of us know whether what we're doing will be important, or to what extent.
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How do they lean fascist when they constantly argue against bigger government?
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Do all Eagle graphics have to have their wings up in the air or you'll automatically assume they are Nazi dogwhistle symbols...?
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It just has a fairly generic picture of an Eagle along with the US slogan on it. (E Pluribus Unum) https://store.breitbart.com/collections/mens/products/e-plur... Calling this a Nazi parteiadler is pretty abs
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It's also a cultural value worth aspiring to.
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Exactly. It's almost as if workplaces matter the most, go figure.
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It's hard finding a video without slanted commentary, but this should give you an impression of what I mean. https://streamable.com/svxcr
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There are already laws against terroristic threats, as well as criminal conspiracy.
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I'm not sure why people can't just dislike (or hate) whomever they want to? Isn't that the whole point of Freedom of Association? Everyone dislikes certain individuals, or groups of people. Sometimes it's for petty, wro
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by Danihan 9y ago
In the videos I saw, Antifa and BLM were stalking (and eventually hitting) people in Charlottesville with bats. In Berkeley, they beat several people unconscious, and that was just over a speaker who they didn't like. That's cross
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This article is absurd, I'm not sure why people keep spamming it here. It's just a self-righteous rallying cry for more divisiveness.
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Of course, and this is exactly why tariffs exist, to level the playing field. Otherwise whatever country has the most lax regulation and labor laws wins.
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> It is part science part art. I always try to explain this. Yes there are best practices, but there is also a ton of creativity that goes into good software dev.
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One works and one isn't maintained.
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In the video it sounds like "ooge". Similar to "rouge" or "stooge" but cropped short. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUO3Pk0nOCM
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Wow, great idea, thanks!
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Right but that doesn't apply here. Meta almost means "higher-level" as you're using it, but emotional processing isn't a higher-level cognitive skill. It's just a different type of cognition. Meta implies a h
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It's the school system, imo. When you spend 12+ formative years telling kids to sit down, be quiet and do nothing but listen to authority or else , they aren't going to somehow come out of it as stellar, well-rounded debaters. Th
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So, women and men are both competitive, but are competitive in different arenas and typically for different reasons. I believe that's what Damore was saying in the first place.

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