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by Wohlf 7y ago
You can't be sued for participating in a protest, the lawsuit against the dean was for libel and targeted harassment, particularly from a position of power.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Easy to say this from a privileged position, less so when it's your vacations or work travel on the chopping block. Free movement for me, but not for thee. Wouldn't want all those unwashed masses ruining your perfect vacation.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
You don't even have to go this far, with just a little planning you can get your entire degree for the cost of a decent car. Tuition for an in-state public college is ~$10k per year. Private colleges and out of state are ~$25k. Communi
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Because Germany doesn't let anyone go to tertiary education, it's extremely selective.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
You really don't need a 3-4 year program to learn theory though.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Honestly I think those categories apply to most jobs. Just look at all the posts on here about 10x and 100x developers. Some people are amazing at their jobs, some are scammers/incompetent/full of BS, most are in the middle.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
That is an incredibly misleading definition, to the point the term loses all meaning. It would be more honest to say "by not accounting for all negative externalities".
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by Wohlf 7y ago
I don't know if it is a counterargument, you can fill your countryside with trees while also burning a mountain of coal.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
1) Vast amounts of regulation. 2) Liability. 3) Special interests (not just pharma and insurance, hospitals, doctors, nurses as well). 4) Supply constraints from the above listed reasons. 5) People who go to ER instead of primary or urgent
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Shipping them like that would probably make it more expensive, lots of wasted space and added weight.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
The Allies were not immune to this either, especially the Soviets (NKVD vs military). In the democratic countries it was more on the individual level, with certain powerful people fighting to get their way (i.e. MacArthur).
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Aggression towards pharmacists is usually from addicts who want drugs.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Interesting, I think this might actually be better than calendar year. In video games there's a very quick zeitgeist, but with board games it's much slower. So this is less "games released in 2019" as "games you can
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Congress didn't mess it up, economic reality and math did. It never should have been designed to rely on population and productivity growth.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
fyi, Spiel des Jahres means Game of the Year. Seems a bit early in the year?
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Asbestos is allowed for certain uses , because it's very useful and can be used safely in certain contexts. Asbestos removal is taken very seriously when remodeling or destroying old buildings.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
I'm an introvert too, and I know many people who are as well. The need for human interaction, love, and belonging still exist.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Note that the US is huge, there are parts that get just as much snow as Norway and others that never see a single flake.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Because this will likely open the floodgates. If sugar is an addiction, then maybe all food is an addiction, and from there lots of normal behavior can be considered an addiction so the term becomes meaningless. I agree that sugar and food
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by Wohlf 7y ago
>All information should be free. >protect private data. How do you reconcile these? Data is information. Or is this another free vs Free (Kostenlos vs Frei) situation?
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Starching was truly idiotic, it turns your uniform in to kindling, makes it less breathable, and prevents it from absorbing bug repellents. Completely defeated the purpose of having a utility uniform, looking good is what the service unifor
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by Wohlf 7y ago
While I agree with the main thrust of your point, there have always been boom and bust cycles in nature with no humans involved. Good years lead to overbreeding which leads to food shortages which leads to famine. Animals are capable of ove
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Exactly, it was how she identified herself for years.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
Squats are about as close to a single exercise working out the whole body as you can get, and massively helped me with muscular imbalances caused by sitting too much. Those tight muscles in your quads, back, chest, shoulders throw everythin
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by Wohlf 8y ago
It's a purely semantic argument, but I think if it can perform the function of the original, it's no longer a model.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
People will never stop blaming human issues on businesses and devices. It's much easier to blame Facebook and demand they change that it is to get people to change.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
I used to hate cubicles until I experienced an open office plan. I now know things could be better, but they can easily be far worse.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
If you have the time and money, some cargo ships rent out additional rooms to travelers.
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by Wohlf 8y ago
I don't think it's a bad thing for a company to try out new products and services to see what sticks, then kill off ones that aren't working, the alternative is to stagnate and slowly die out. It does sting as a consumer when

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