Knufen

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by Knufen 9y ago
By sharing black lists of employees with 'wrong' political opinions. This I consider a sacrifice of reason. To broaden the discussion a bit, I think that generally there is a trend of the 'progressive-left' censoring thi
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by Knufen 9y ago
I never said the right is more reasoned than the left. I said that currently the progressive-left is sacrificing reason and that it will lead to a rise to the right. This is just natural action-reaction. You are putting quite a lot of meani
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by Knufen 9y ago
There is a very big difference between expressing anti-diversity sentiments and expressing anti-diversity-for-the-sake-of-diversity sentiments. I do believe most people tend to the latter and not the former.
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by Knufen 9y ago
I wonder if the progressive left realize that the inevitable reaction to sacrificing all reason at the altar of progress, is a rise to the right PS. Sorry for the poor sentencing structure, not as fluid in English as I used to be
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by Knufen 9y ago
Please provide proof for or source: 1. Boner pills or hair replacement is worse or better than curing malaria or exploring space. 2. That the end game for every capitalist is leadership that can be paid for and bought. 3. That treating work
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by Knufen 9y ago
With my very limited experience with Mensa (1 month), I can anecdotally confirm that a lot of members do have a lot of problems. At least the group I spend time with there were mental disorders, workless (for decades) etc.
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by Knufen 9y ago
So deniers of evolution will finally stop?
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by Knufen 9y ago
Depending on what you mean then booster packs will usually be pretty clear in what you get, loot boxes do not Edit: I see now you mean randomised ones, and I wholly agree with you
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by Knufen 9y ago
Do Firefox collect everything and manipulate search results?
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by Knufen 9y ago
Don't know why you got downvoted, have an upvote
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by Knufen 9y ago
I completely agree with you, in principle. Though sometimes we have to reevaluate the system and a good way to do this is civil disobedience, which I consider what SciHub is doing. >We've decided copyright is reasonable as a concept
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by Knufen 9y ago
The publisher, essentially the researcher gives the rights to his paper in exchange for publishing. Then the publisher put the research behind a paywall and even the researcher who wrote it will have to pay.
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by Knufen 9y ago
>As for the price I don't think it's really that expensive. There are multiple universities spending millions upon millions (which could be used to further science), to buy subscriptions for all the journals. I know my universi
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by Knufen 9y ago
As someone who works in academia (Europe) I understand that scientific papers need hosting and server space and such, but does it really help humanity that all advances will be behind very expensive pay walls? I would argue otherwise. The c
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by Knufen 9y ago
With the fear of sounding rude, this is incredibly cool. In the hope we have some neuro experts here on HN: 1. When the article says they can switch to self control, does that mean one brain can control 2 or more people? 2. Does learning be
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by Knufen 9y ago
Why does the title say mysterious if we know it's monkey pox? Is it because we don't understand the virus mechanism or what?
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by Knufen 9y ago
I think we are nearing click bait here, which is becoming a more and more common on HN
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by Knufen 9y ago
Well considering that you made the original claim, the burden of proof is on you. A simple Google search will also show you are wrong.
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by Knufen 9y ago
I don't think you could be more wrong. Edit: http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v489/n7415/full/nature1...
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by Knufen 9y ago
It was only a matter of time, considering everything
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by Knufen 9y ago
What about it do you find strange? He broke the rules, which he himself signed on he wouldn't, and got fired as a result. As a counter argument 'what does it matter i was drink driving officer? There was no one on the road'
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by Knufen 9y ago
''While this scenario obviously doesn’t apply to all kids, it does to plenty of them, and Wiseman wants parents who see themselves in this to take note'' I think the pressure kids and teenagers feel in modern society is
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by Knufen 9y ago
No you can't. There is very fine silver lining between the two. She should have blurred out the face of the man as it can have very serious consequences(perhaps not in this case). I'm not condoning his actions but his trial should
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by Knufen 9y ago
Of course she was suspended, taking justice into your own hands is never okay (unless you are defending yourself in the moment). She becomes judge, jury and executioner in the moment she shares those pictures online.
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by Knufen 9y ago
Honestly, this is a bit click baity. It's two asteroids orbiting each other if anyone is wondering.
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by Knufen 9y ago
Yes you can, I have friends whom for various reason don't have a Facebook or stopped using it/deleted it. People will adjust and instead we contact them by mail or phone. Perhaps it's a bit of a annoyance, but you are not kep
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by Knufen 9y ago
Some people are probably addicted to facebook, but for the vast majority I don't think your comparison is very good. In almost all cases you can switch to something different than facebook.
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by Knufen 9y ago
This, it has nothing to do with cuckservative
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by Knufen 9y ago
Anyone know what the projected cost of transport, setup, shielding and maintenance etc. is?
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by Knufen 10y ago
Nothing more beautiful than bureaucracy driving out a thriving new business. Many of us danes were hopeful that the old taxi business would finally be shaken up as it is much needed.

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