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Please don’t flame me, this is an honest question. Why is this unethical and for whom? The vaccines work, so parents who choose to vaccinate their kids will be protected. Parents who don’t trust the vaccine for whatever reason, they feel st
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I am surrounded by people in my daily life who are celebrating this change, I can tell you exactly why. The establishment has done very little to try and address concerns from vaccine skeptics. Their response is mostly one of condescension
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Nuclear energy is the obvious solution to climate change. We have enough fuel to power all of humanity for thousands of years. The waste is not a problem due to recycling and new reactor designs. It was never really a problem in the first p
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1y ago
Yeah Airplay is probably the best option, I had no problems playing it from my Macbook.
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1y ago
Israel is trending up, TFR of >3. They have actually turned their low birth rates around after a period of low rates. They are a sign that this trend of declining birth rates is not eternal and can be reversed.
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There is no officially published number by the government, but 3 signs you can look at: 1. anecdotal evidence, I have been to several in the UK myself. You can find converted mosques by using Google Maps as well. 2. You can find videos from
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1y ago
Well some people don’t feel like all humans are perfectly identical interchangeable units. If you magically swapped the population of Ireland with the population Japan, do you think that the Japanese would suddenly behave like Irish people
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Sounds like she’s a mean drunk? Or maybe she has her own trauma that you’re not aware of. Sort of a dehumanizing picture you paint. It sounds like your broader point is that conservatives are all stupid and motivated by hatred. I kind of fe
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>how fast words become deeds. Every oppression starts with words. Well illegal deeds are already illegal. Oppression is already illegal. Just enforce the existing laws if words you disagree with become actions. The problem with this syst
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True, but also there is a commonly accepted rule in economics where taxing something disincentivizes consumption of that thing. Usually when you lift taxes on something you will see a rise in consumption on that thing. But it remains to be
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The UK has people in prison for tweets and saying mean words. We do not have that; the first amendment is not a myth. You called me a dilettante, I claim that is hate speech. It meets all the (current) criteria for hate speech. Do you think
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There is no such thing as hate speech. There is only speech. “Hate speech” can be (and usually is) applied to whatever type of speech the people in power want to silence.
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The cost to have one child via surrogacy is about 200k right now. That is simply not an option for the vast majority of people. Some people go that much into debt just for the chance to have one child. There is massive upside here, people w
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1y ago
Yes they do, there are many normal houses which can be bought for very cheap just spend some time on Zillow looking at areas outside of major metro areas. You could very easily live in a big city and work a job to save up 50k or a down paym
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>and building two $250k houses will take twice the time and close to twice the costs Building densely is actually more profitable, there’s already incentive to build as densely as possible for developers. Adding an extra story and creati
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There are many places in the US where you can buy a house for less than 50k. If you want prices to drop in popular areas then we have to make it easy for people to actually build houses and increase supply in popular areas. Of course giving
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Woz is one of my favorite people ever, a lifelong hero for me. I think it’s important to remember that he is the product of a very unique time in world history though. He grew up in a time and place that was arguably the best time ever to b
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Calling people idiots because you disagree with their politics is not really constructive or interesting. Grok is pretty great and shows significantly less political bias than other models (e.g. not generating pictures of black George Washi
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Incorrect, it was actually because Grok said that Israel was committing genocide: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44870752
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Elon has stated that he wants Grok to be “maximally truth seeking”. But I don’t think he realizes how much trouble that is going to land him in with powerful people. This is a taboo topic which will land you in a lot of hot water if you spe
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Netherlands has a bike-friendly walkable society in most metro areas, yet they still suffer super low birth rates. Same with most of Asia. Places like the UK have right to roam laws, making it okay for people to wander one other people’s la
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One example: Apple VP stated officially as their hiring policy: >We’ve made some changes to the way we do manager hiring … There’s two questions at the top of an offer when it goes to approval. One is that a female was interviewed and th
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Here’s Kamala Harris saying exactly OP’s definition. >we are talking more rightly about equity … it has to be about a goal of saying that everybody should end up in the same place https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LaAXixx7OLo
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They have to solve a real problem for people hauling cargo, they don’t really do that as they currently exist. They get significantly worse range when hauling than a normal gas or diesel truck, their only benefit is making feel better about
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Isn’t the greater context that most of these people (Palestinians) had their ancestral homes stolen by “settlers”? I would vote for a pretty extreme government if someone came and stole my house. Also, the situation on the ground seems pret
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All corporate taxes are passed onto customers, you are just arguing against all corporate taxes. Taxes will fund the roads and Medicare/Medicaid. Don’t you want the ultra wealthy mega corps to pay their fair share?
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There should be a new modern-day version of the Amish, where we freeze technology at the 1999 level. Amish 2.0
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>Top Gun: Maverick and Taylor Sheridan’s nostalgic, libertarian-inflected Yellowstone. And a longstanding Christian culture industry has backed projects like the 2023 film Sound of Freedom, a dramatization of child trafficking that gross
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Right but my question is basically how is this different than any other type of corporate tax? What is the difference between “taxes that are passed directly to consumers” and normal taxes? Don’t ALL taxes get passed to consumers? What is d
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Right but isn’t that then a case against all taxes on corporations? You could say that corporate income taxes are also bad because they will be passed on to the consumer in the exact same way a tariff is. A tariff is just a normal tax which
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