Noos

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by Noos 10y ago
You could add articles against drug legalization, articles from a conservative (i.e. not libertarian or liberal) basis, articles against increasing city density, articles in favor of cars and suburban living, articles in favor of strong int
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by Noos 10y ago
Not a substitute at all. It would be like getting rid of football, but still wanting people to go to stadiums for the sake of going to stadiums. Football was the reason they went. The religions bind mostly due to the doctrine of the religio
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by Noos 10y ago
Driverless cars will still err, though. They will err like software. The car won't be distracted, but if a software fault causes a google car to classify a certain make of car as invisible due to its lidar signature, or the glitch it c
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by Noos 11y ago
They only do so for a specific type of person, who is happy externalizing and surrendering ownership. It is too expensive to own a workshop, so you go to a makerspace. You do not have land to have your own garden, so you go to a communal on
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by Noos 11y ago
It's not about elitism. The towns don't like mobile homes because the value of an individual home is tiny, and doesn't add much to the tax rolls.
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by Noos 11y ago
Why would you do so? The computer will advance much, much quicker than you will because it doesn't have to memorize or be inefficiently trained to be good at Go. It will be able to solve things better than you will, and one day the gam
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by Noos 11y ago
No more than gambling usage has dropped because it's no longer rebellious to gamble. Gambling legalization is very close to drug legalization in my opinion, and that has shown that usage will increase, and the behavior will be destigma