alldayeveryday

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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
The presidents of Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Brown, Cornell, Columbia, University of Pennsylvania (perhaps even Dartmouth) all have something in common with Marxism. I suppose pointing our this fact is what is called Cultural Marxism Conspir
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
I suspect anyone who is inclined to rent an AirBnb and then throw a party at it is not going to be overly concerned with whether AirBnb policy allows for parties or not.
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
American cities, being large and complex systems, are not centrally planned or managed to the extent that would allow for optimization of logistical concerns. The financial motivations of large development firms, coupled with their politica
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
In a similar position - we went fully remote and have stayed that way. I do sense from the c-suite that they would love to get people back into office - I think driven more than anything by distrust of their workforce. Re: engineers having
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
I would like to respond but your comment makes almost zero logical sense.
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
Why is being anti-porn a kind of hysteria? Can a person not object to it based upon their personal values, and participate in collectivized political action just as other interest groups do to create change in favor of their values? What I
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
> more interconnectedness = less % chance of war What evidence do you have to make this claim? A simple thought experiment proves the counter. Let's say there is a population on one island, and another population on another island,
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
Is this the case now in the US? Is the "burner phone" a thing of the past?
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Even when you are running the metal - someone is always watching. Its just that their view is more limited.
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> NFTs can be easily stolen in some cases (compared to real world assets). I can't see an argument for NFTs being more easily stolen than real world assets. I'd argue the opposite is true.
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
I believe there to be many interesting future use cases for NFTs. One such example could be transaction receipts between consumers and businesses. Imagine having an irrefutable proof of your transaction that does not face the risk of being
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
Not exactly answering your question, but given the current market conditions I do not think growth is the characteristic to be biasing towards. Companies who are growing via burning tons of cash are already in trouble, or soon will be. Rewi
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by alldayeveryday 4y ago
Agreed on these points. I would argue that this whole "war on drugs" is a misrepresentation of the situation. The system does not seem to be wanting to stop drug use - instead it seems to want to ensure that it profits of off drug