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by bylfdsa 6y ago
I find this view interesting, I have a close friend (not in tech) that also doesn't want to work with women. My own view is that I have no problem working with women (though there are some women I would refuse to work with or be around
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by bylfdsa 6y ago
And I think left has the opposite problem of denial of science by taking it as gospel and trying the most extreme solution possible instead of actually looking at the tradeoffs (let's be clear that the right buries their head in the sa
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by bylfdsa 6y ago
Not fully. It's already pointed out that federal law overrules state law, but it's important to remember that congress is only supposed to be able to make federal law on a small set of enumerated issues. IMO the issue is when you
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by bylfdsa 6y ago
Trump is certainly not presidential, but if you look at his policy, he's not less autocratic and has done more to give power to the states than other presidents.
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by bylfdsa 7y ago
Where they're at when they're out isn't fun, but part of the journey there is, and young people pushing their limits, particularly when they don't know them well doesn't work out well.
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by bylfdsa 7y ago
I think that the normalization of alcohol at a younger (early college) age would help. My experience in college is that it's not hard at all to find alcohol, but only in an environment where drinking is the main activity. It's muc
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by bylfdsa 7y ago
As someone who has been on the sending the awful messages (as in what were you thinking, not too forwards) side, I would like to postulate that having (and starting) conversations on a dating app is very different than in person. I can usua