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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Depends which school you go to. I went to an engineering college. Brutal, in a good way.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Does group B have any sense of community? Offline, not Online.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
2.3% greater aptitude for mathematics? Better spot the other races 50 points on the SAT.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
What about the increase in defects/problems with women having children in their mid-late 30s? And older father's sperm containing more mutations https://www.nature.com/news/fathers-bequeath-more-mutations-...
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
It depends on what folks are binge watching. My only gripe with living in the 'Golden Age of Television' is that the shows are too good, contain too much depth, and warrant 100% attention to lest you miss its subtleties.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Real power sits with Merkel.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Only 13 percent of recent refugees in Germany have found work: survey http://www.reuters.com/article/us-europe-migrants-germany-su...
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
We need to nationalize social media and turn it into a civil right to free speech, along with all the protections that goes with it. As a libertarian I never thought I'd hear myself say that.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
I believe the focus of the ire is on todder-youtube entertainment designed for blatant stimulation (sometimes disturbingly so) and 'games' that reflect the similar emotional highs of gambling.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
How to Know You're in a Mass Hysteria Bubble http://blog.dilbert.com/post/164297628606/how-to-know-youre-...
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Systems > goals
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
As long as they don't turn it into a MOBA.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Not an uncommon practice for state governments luring new business.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
That is bigger than I thought tho.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
We're already seeing freedom of speech liberties clashing with social media 'public utilities' (Twitter, Facebook, etc).
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
On Mass Hysteria Bubbles http://blog.dilbert.com/post/164297628606/how-to-know-youre-...
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
A previous HN discussion on this topic pointed to the fact that women in developing countries embrace STEM more than those in developed countries. I believe we'll see more women in STEM when financially, it makes little sense not to. J
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
"Corporations are people." And it behooves them to be politically correct at all times.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Agreed. Physical privacy (gated communities, SFH's) have long been a higher class privilege. If you're elite enough you can buy part of a Hawaiian island.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
We could rely on AI to avoid all bias. But they'd soon be labelled 'racist'.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
I've changed from drinking coffee in the morning to only in the afternoon. Keeps me awake after a big lunch.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
I can protect myself in one country, not in the other one.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Wasn't Google asking for input as to why there weren't more women interested in their industry?
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
"You really need to read it again. He never brings of the topic of suitability. His section about biological differences only discusses why genders tend to choose certain professions."
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Mass generalizations vs. mass generalizations. Quality debate guys.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
So they replace constant low-level anxiety of politics with low-level anxiety of getting hit by a truck?
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Germany's self-identity has been an exercise in self-shame for 70 years now. Their culture would do well to take some pride in itself, otherwise they'll submissively embrace Sharia.
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Perhaps a lack of self-compassion https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2016/05/why-self-...
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Elsagate
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by ForRealsies 9y ago
Chew sugarless Falim gum, one piece for each side of the jaw daily for aestethic gainz.

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