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Complexity Garden
(complexityzoo.uwaterloo.ca)
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Tatooine Rainbow
(what-if.xkcd.com)
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Visions of Harmony: Inspired by NASA’s Mission Juno
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Why Making Accurate World Maps Is Mathematically Impossible
(openculture.com)
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War Is a Racket by General Smedley D. Butler (1933)
(wanttoknow.info)
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Under those indirect causalities the U.S. has killed millions! even its own population when they get sick and can't afford their drugs. My point is that Cuba under Castro was not -by far- like the Soviet Union under Stalin as some peop
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How many did Fidel kill?
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Why Cuba when the richest economy in the world is around the corner? Cuba doesn't have a functional economy for their own citizens let alone for potential immigrants. However, their standard of living is not as bad as people in the wes
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You're comparing apples and oranges, Fidel never killed millions, The U.S. government alone has killed far more people in a single day than Cuba under Fidel Castro.
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That's right! Fidel was the first world leader to support Nelson Mandela's fight for liberty and Cuba was the first country in the Americas that Mandela visited after his liberation.
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I'm not going to get into details but if you take major economic facts about Cuba before the revolution and after it the balance is clear. http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/CUB comparatively they
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Fidel should have made it to the Guinness World Records, he survived more assassination attempts than we can count. I don't think there had been another man that had stood up to an empire for so long and had live to tell the story.
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"Making the world a better place"(tm) The hypocrisy of Silicon Valley is off the charts.
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People change, we like different stuff every day, with these curated feeds we eventually end up seeing only a few things because the algorithms are designed to predict patterns using very very subjective parameters.
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Their news feed sucks big time, and its' not just a facebook issue, most social media outsmarted themselves with ML.
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Protecting Your Digital Life in 7 Easy Steps
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Glasgow University offers Homer Simpson philosophy class
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Columbus and the Lens of History
(howardzinn.org)
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Human Population Through Time
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Book: How to Rebuild Civilization in the Aftermath of a Cataclysm
(amazon.com)
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Corrected now, unless I didn't hear right when he refers to Mexico sending people over and then "they are rapists" perhaps his subject changed and he was referring to Aliens?
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Except that to me racism is not a political view neither climate change.
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"They(Mexicans) are rapists and murderers" Take a look[1] you may have been stranded on an Island the last 2 years and perhaps you did not hear what Trump have said. Now, not all Trump supporters are racists (maybe Thiel isn'
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People here giving Thiel a free pass on his views and support for bigotry is just disgusting.
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Silicon Valley CEOs welcome Trump as the new president
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How Sociopathic Capitalism Came to Rule the World
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Pandering too much?
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Noam Chomsky and the Bicycle Theory
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40 charts that explain money in politics
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40 charts that explain money in politics (2014)
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