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by chmod600 4y ago
I'm a conservative also. Stuff that basically everyone needs to deal with should be out of pocket with tranparent ahead-of-time pricing. Doctors and occasional specialists, non-exotic meds, normal chronic conditions, etc. State covers&
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by chmod600 4y ago
What do they lose if someone fools them? What do they gain by clearly saying whay they want?
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by chmod600 4y ago
"fully assimilated" Then do they still represent diversity? I think you are confusing a rejection of prejudice (treating like people as different based on superficial factors) with desire for diversity (favoring people because of
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by chmod600 4y ago
In the context of this thread, I don't think it's important whether nuclear material is used for weapons or not.
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by chmod600 4y ago
I assume the capsule was in some large equipment in a chamber, and the chamber wasn't closed properly, and it rattled its way out, bumped off the truck onto the road, and was kicked to the side either by that truck or some other vehicl
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by chmod600 4y ago
"When a restaurant re-opens, it now owes tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in back rent. The restaurant goes bankrupt and the landlords get paid from the liquidated assets." Is that what actually happens? "That's
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by chmod600 4y ago
Some of what you said resonates with me, but it seems like you're not looking objectively for evidence to the contrary. Some might be generally true, some generally false, and some might be locally true but not society-wide problems.
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by chmod600 4y ago
While concerning, I think I'd need to know more before I go into outrage mode. This seems to be about grades 3 and lower. What kind of materials would really be both (a) prosecutable under this statute and (b) not reasonably a crime to
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by chmod600 4y ago
It looks like they had to try a general area (like "Centerville"). To know that it's for a particular phone is easy, just have some tones that identify the intended recipient, and the phone will only ring if the tones match.
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by chmod600 4y ago
"This is the law colloquially known as Section 230, which is probably the most misunderstood, misreported, and hated law on the Internet." That by itself is a problem. For a law like this to survive, someone needs to explain to vo
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by chmod600 4y ago
"need investor money?" There exist large private companies; how do they behave differently? I could imagine it going either way, depending on the owners, employees, and all kinds of other factors.
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by chmod600 4y ago
By asking what the role is, you presupposed that we can decide on one, and that it will somehow happen. If the adminstrators and teachers don't fulfill their role, that's a different question.
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by chmod600 4y ago
"What is the role of school?" There are really only two possible answers in the current public school systenlm: 1. Whatever a broad consensus of people want them to do. 2. Whatever a slim majority can impose on the rest. As consen
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by chmod600 4y ago
"megaphone" The megaphone analogy is limited in applicability. It only applies where the recipient never opted to hear the message, but it is forced upon them. Free speech issues are about interfering with speech where there is a
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by chmod600 4y ago
I assume you refer to people who can't reasonably leave for whatever reason. But even if you can't leave, seeing the results of another country that does something a different way is a valuable comparison point that can drive a ch
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by chmod600 4y ago
"I don't really like this kind of idea because it really goes against a kind of fundemental freedom. "If you don't like it, you can leave"." I'm not sure it's a fundamental freedom, but it is importan
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by chmod600 4y ago
An interesting analogy. It's hard to follow though, because the Second Amendment has been held as an individual right (with some dissenting perspectives, of course), while unionization is inherently collective.
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by chmod600 4y ago
0. Don't beat yourself up. Mens' bilogical clocks tick later than womens'. If your wife wasn't excited about it then it makes sense you would just go along without children until you are 40. Also don't let anyone te
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by chmod600 4y ago
I read that Ghengis Khan did much better by making good use of grazing lands and timing the seasons.
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by chmod600 4y ago
There is also no evidence that it came from animals directly. Given that there are really only two plausible hypotheses, and nondirect evidence of either, we have to speculate based on circumstantial evidence. And if one hypothesis is float
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by chmod600 4y ago
+1. Maybe it should be like ham radio, where the association tries to police its own members.
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by chmod600 4y ago
Depends a lot on what the back roads are like, though. The freeway can be more reliable a lot of the time.
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by chmod600 4y ago
"As for Pentium PCs... well, they're harmless." Hard to see how Intel could sue over a statement like that. The reason many companies say "competing brands" is because they don't want to mention an alternative,
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by chmod600 4y ago
"You need a super majority in the California senate to do anything about it" I heard that it's worse than that: the water rights in California are structure enough like property that there might be a US constitutional challen
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by chmod600 4y ago
Are you saying the SanDisk listings are scams, or are those the two non-scam listings?
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by chmod600 4y ago
I browsed a number of definitions of "colony" and none seem to include displaced indigenous people. Some definitions seem to focus on the emigrants (and descendents), and some definitions are more about the region being colonized.
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by chmod600 4y ago
"suffered the least from the deprivations of colonialism" Economically speaking, colonialism was in many cases a major advantage to the colony, not universally a deprivation. The US, Canada, Australia, etc., all did quite well d
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by chmod600 4y ago
It seems like England at its colonial offshoots were particularly successful. Perhaps we can narrow the question to: what was going on with England socially and politically, and how were their colonial practices able to reproduce economic s
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by chmod600 4y ago
What problem is this solving? Are there a bunch of scientists who put random racist rants into the middle of papers? And if so, are these papers high enough scientific quality to publish in Nature , and therefore they need this new policy
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by chmod600 4y ago
Examples?

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