Idontagree

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by Idontagree 11y ago
How is it that we're on a technology forum and people continually insist that we've achieved the maximum rate of advancement? Also we most certainly do not spend all of our resources advancing areas of technology that would sustai
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by Idontagree 11y ago
Was changing things as big of a deal 23 years ago? I'm really just curious as I don't know MS's history that well.
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by Idontagree 11y ago
Sounds like someone's lying.
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by Idontagree 11y ago
Uh yes, there is no law, but the statistical or perhaps just plain old truth is that in the future there will be more resources available, and the idea that fewer people can tell everybody what is done with those resources is disgusting if
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by Idontagree 11y ago
I like that you at least admit to the bias, certainly an important stepping stone. However, I don't think you can ever have it both ways, you can't believe that the 'identity' should be part of the message and all identi
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by Idontagree 11y ago
I really wish I could meet these people or someone who claims to be like this, none of it is easy to describe, but I think it'd be interesting to experience.
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by Idontagree 11y ago
So you have someone to do the dishes? Not everyone has children or someone else around to do it for them. There's also the extra laundry it makes if you don't use paper napkins/placemats. It's nice to have the time to do
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by Idontagree 11y ago
Ugh this is the worst, I genuinely do not understand buying that huge car and being so incredibly afraid of a pothole.
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by Idontagree 11y ago
Do you make every decision in your life because it seems like a sure bet? In fact today I bet you could go out and pick a couple of stocks which seem a sure bet for your life savings and invest in them in the hopes of seriously increasing y