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by aspec 9y ago
Good insight, that would explain the mechanism propelling a fractionally small minority of cheaters at best.
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by aspec 9y ago
This isn't controversial? We know this based on the testimonies of the Jewish survivors they forced to do it.
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by aspec 9y ago
Even if software didn't have tremendously higher cultural barriers for usage than manual equipment, the rapidity of exchange is a very small component of the exchange value for the means of software production (which is primarily hardw
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by aspec 9y ago
The Nazis concealed and eliminated any traces of Babiy Yar before retreating, there was nothing there at all already. What do you mean "cover up"? The Soviet Union as a nation suffered some of the greatest numbers of causulties in
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by aspec 9y ago
> Yad Vashem is working with Jewish organisations in those countries to try to reach remaining survivors in the former Soviet Union, where the Holocaust was not officially commemorated, and who may have little awareness of the memorial&#
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by aspec 11y ago
> Harnessing the energy of people across the planet by letting them trade with each other has so clearly been a disaster for everyone, has it? Yes. Mining and drilling have obliterated the natural resources of hundreds of millions of peo
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by aspec 11y ago
The legislative branch of the government cannot be replaced with machines. Think a little harder.
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by aspec 13y ago
I wasn't talking about a general problem with capitalism. I'm saying that this is a unique problem that Twitter as a company has to face, for the reasons the article describes.
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by aspec 13y ago
Social capital is still capital. If social capital is what draws users to Twitter, then Twitter's user engagement as a whole determines the value of its shares. If new users aren't able to gain that capital through Twitter, then T