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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
This forum is littered with a sea of such articles. There is a high risk of riots in Europe and the USA - everybody being advised to wear masks - articles like these are a tone deaf response and we are living in much more dangerous times th
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
You're correct. But there is little doubt something is slowly sliding in the wrong direction. I would like an ecological model to be used instead of this constant spectrum-y adherence. In an ecological model you might for instance find
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
I will say this once only - If migrants are allowed in Europe unchecked as response to the Coronavirus crisis you can wave goodbye to liberal democracy forever.
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
> It's my view that, other factors disregarded, having fewer cultural/ethnic outgroups does not magically result in higher levels of mutual trust in a society. This is a classic scissor statement to use SlateStarCodex lingo.
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
The Fed's information is outdated for an arcane reason. Susan Houseman figured it out - listen to her interview on Econtalk. https://www.econtalk.org/susan-houseman-on-manufacturing/ Almost all the growth in US ma
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
Look at yummyfajitas.
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
What you're asking for is easy to test. I can send you a list later. You probably won't like some of the list - this will be you roleplaying as a right winger for experiment. Europeans - I am one so I know - if they are Anglos - a
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
The HN forum's population is now very different to what it was at the start. I'm convinced people like Paul Graham would get crucified. There is a conformity - I don't want to label it leftist - it leans there at the moment b
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
Somebody with a wristwatch can develop a superior sense of timing when working. It is quick and distraction free. Wristwatches are underrated. In the trades a $20 watch could pay you $x000 a year if it saved some minutes each day.
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
The university system will implode and there will be a lot of political turbulence when these institutionalized young adults struggle to adjust. Putting children for half the population into the education system with the expectation of high
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
The moderators at HN have banned every single prominent right winger. If you are right wing and have not been banned - it is just a matter of time. I know some people tried everything to stay inside the rules and they failed. I don't k
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
In articles of the social concern species there is a cousin to Betteridges Law of Headlines. If "[Social Concern] is not true" - then it has some legitimacy in proportion to the volume of articles expressing that it is not true. W
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
I would be wary of spray cleaners.
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I agree but we are breathing rarefied air - the middle class has been pouring its children into the universities for decades - they have bought into the belief information work is more valuable than - as they like to describe it - "dig
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
A genuine difference of opinion presents itself as trolling. Consider an idea you probably have not heard before. I come from a blue collar background and went to university to study computer science. I came to the conclusion that Moravec&#
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by banmeagaindan2 7y ago
Thanks for the readings. Tacit knowledge seems underrated - in the past the culture had a high regard for craft - I have this 19th century coffee mill called a Spong and it is a thing of strange beauty - part machine part artwork. I cannot
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I have become interested in Tacit Knowledge – any thoughts or advice?
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