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With polls the questions you ask matter a lot. I don't read this poll as being about illegal immigration but someone else might (e.g. you did). That is worth splitting out as a separate question. But asking that risks getting answers y
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My daily driver is also a model 3 and I do sometimes interact with the screen while driving. For example if I need to see alternate routes while navigating or if I want to check my power consumption. Or if I want to listen to some Internet
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Yes. This was a fairly recent change but you can control the wipers from the steering wheel.
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What about Teslas? I know they're in the UK because I saw them there and they have many controls on the touch screen and almost no physical controls. How does that work?
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I agree that today Hamas isn't a huge threat. However it still has considerable weaponry and underground facilities and it is still holding Israeli hostages. The issue isn't Hamas tomorrow. The issue is the consequence of letting
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If Israel went back to the borders of 1967 it would be continuously attacked from both Gaza and the West Bank. Israel already went part way. Fully in Gaza and partially in the West Bank where it handed over territory to the PA. What would h
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1. I said with some exceptions. 2. This was during war time. 3. "This strategy is subject to controversy, with some historians characterizing it as defensive, while others assert that it was an integral part of a planned strategy for t
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No all Jews do a Seder. I am a diaspora Jew. We do two Seders - not one. The right way meaning what? I am making an assumption that a Jewish person who claims Jews have no connection to Israel doesn't practice those aspects of Judais
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Why did Israel bomb Qatar? Any specific target? Please add the nuance - speaking of nuance.
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Genocide according to the genocide convention which is what we're talking about can occur even when a single person is killed as long as there is "intent". This is why we keep seeing the reference to certain Israeli MK statem
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No- The Israeli (extreme) right used to say "two banks to the river jordan, one is ours and so is the other" (loose translation). This is very different than "from the river to the sea". Also the Israeli right is willing
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_rocket_attacks_on_... "Attacks began in 2001. Since then (August 2014 data), almost 20,000 rockets have hit southern Israel,[35][36] all but a few thousand of them since I
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If he can find a manufacturer to build the flying motorcycle that can go mach 0.8 with the price tag of $18 I'm in...
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Why should they pay for more than they get? Not fair. Start a successful business, take some chances, and maybe you'll pay more tax. Heck- many software engineers are likely in the top 10% in Canada.
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That is the wrong question to ask and. "The wealthy are hiding their wealth" sounds like a conspiracy theory. I think we have pretty good visibility into the really wealthy (e.g. we know pretty well who is on the short list of bil
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I don't think so. This is the success of the west. It's the least worse of all the other alternatives. Which other option has worked out better for everyone? Oligarchy would be the rich controlling the countries in the west. Other
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Show me the data. Everything I see around me, in data and anecdotally, tells me that in my unequal society (Canada) everyone is doing better and governance is not controlled by rich people. The current government that won the elections woul
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Most people in the top 0.1% are quite rich. There are quite a few CEOs and founders of large companies that are billionaires from income they got from those companies (and paid taxes on). Maybe you need to give me more examples. Who are &qu
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Let's look at one example. The average income in Egypt is ~$1900 USD a year (it's probably worse now but this is a number I've seen). Low income threshold in Canada is about $20k (EDIT: CAD) a year and that's about the b
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This is factually not true. For example: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=111000... The top 1% of highest income in Canada pays 21-22% of the taxes. Their share of the income is about 10%
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Very good points. For the most part, the bottom 10% in most liberal democracies are much better off than most people in most autocratic states. Wealth inequality isn't great but the existence of wealthy people in successful countries h
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My 2013 MBP says `enter` above `return` ... Presumably shift is the modifier (I never use it).
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This community is diverse. It's just really in fashion today to be against capitalism and the rich. Marxism is the answer apparently. The interesting thing to me isn't this community specifically, it's that all the prosperity
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It's a lot more complicated than this. For example, money can be borrowed using stock as collateral and spent. Companies can and do also issue more stock. There are also indirect effects, for example investors putting money in new vent
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But the change in hiring trends goes back to the beginning of the pandemic. This can't all be explained by tariffs. There is always uncertainty about the future but it seems there's been a shift in behavior across the board (CEOs
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"Eating duration <8 h was linked to 135 % higher cardiovascular mortality, but was not associated with all-cause and cancer mortality." ... "Although a positive association was observed between eating duration <8 h and
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GDP is still growing and inflation has come down. I agree tariffs contribute to inflation: https://www.frbsf.org/research-and-insights/publications/eco... Before tariffs, in the post-pandemic recovery, we also did
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Fair enough. But most of the forming is by doing. Someone gave an analogy to music. You can't become a great musician by reading books. Some great musicians have never read a book about music. But yes, reading can be (a great!) part of
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But sometimes you should copy and paste code because those difference pieces of code can evolve independently. Knowing when to do this and when not to do this is what we do and no rule can blindly say one way or the other. Even the most o
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The problem is no set of rules can replace taste, judgement, experience and intuition. Every rule can be used to argue anything. You can't win architecture arguments. I like the article but the people who need it won't understand
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