danharaj

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by danharaj 7y ago
In my experience there are a lot of people working who would make industry more efficient if they could just freeload instead of faking it.
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by danharaj 7y ago
Ricci scalar: number assigned to each point of a space describing curvature at that point Stress-energy tensor (field): multidimensional quantity assigned to each point of a space describing how matter and energy are concentrated and moving
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by danharaj 7y ago
There's already international politics about water sources. For example, the Tigris and Euphrates are very important to multiple countries, starting with Turkey and flowing downstream. In the US, you could imagine pipelines bringing wa
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by danharaj 7y ago
What you say is reasonable, and is not free speech absolutist. This isn't a No True Scotsman sort of thing. There are people on this very forum who reject out of hand any question that 8chan should be censored. Another reply to my comm
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by danharaj 7y ago
"I disagree with what you say, but I will defend to the deaths of others your right to say it." How many free speech absolutists have "skin in the game", or whatever? Every alternative to censorship suggested always puts
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by danharaj 7y ago
> I’m sure you’re aware that it is impossible for one to offend another human being. What?
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by danharaj 7y ago
I'll give you a hint: Using a market analogy for intimate relationships is not attractive, it's creepy.
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by danharaj 7y ago
I described something by saying what it isn't. I think you understand the concept of looking for something having some idea of what it is and isn't, but not knowing exactly what it would be.
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by danharaj 7y ago
Why do you think it yet exists? Do you think we've reached the end of history? I don't think we even know where to start. All of the greatest problems looming on our horizon are tied to how we organize production and consumption.
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by danharaj 7y ago
One where I don't witness the majority of my peers doing pointless socially unnecessary work because profit is the dominant justification for most economic activity.
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by danharaj 7y ago
Well yes, we are all as such under capitalism. But it's a matter of degree.
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by danharaj 7y ago
Or maybe, it's too expensive to start a family these days. Or people grew up watching their parents regret starting one too soon and want to avoid that mistake. People who talk about women being more selective makes me wonder if there&
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by danharaj 7y ago
If you earn your own money then you have more independence. If that's ideological then I don't know what's not ideological.
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by danharaj 7y ago
Dang is a moderator. Listen to the mods, even if you don't agree with them. It's a thankless task trust me.
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by danharaj 7y ago
I didn't take your question as bad faith, I appreciate it actually, but I didn't have time during the work day to cite sources. The one posted is the most scientific one I know of. I have seen self reported surveys of transgender
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by danharaj 7y ago
Something like 1 in 4 transgender women are also autistic. If this study holds any water that might be an interesting investigation.
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by danharaj 7y ago
The honest don't like being treated like thieves.
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by danharaj 7y ago
There was a brief golden age of newspapers that went away with industrialization. It hasn't been Ben Franklin's game for a long time and I think people need to think about what that has meant and will mean.
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by danharaj 7y ago
It's not a wicked problem. It takes very little effort to research and conclude that the empirically established standard of medical care for transgender people is to allow them to transition and allow them to integrate into society as
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by danharaj 7y ago
Quanta has the Simons foundation behind it. How free is a press if it can only live off the good will of a billionaire?
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by danharaj 7y ago
> This has further-reaching consequences for the worldview of these children if you observe them today. Do you have some examples?
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by danharaj 7y ago
This sort of thing casts doubt on the formal logic in question more than it makes a case for God.
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by danharaj 7y ago
Strictly speaking you are enslaved the moment someone has captured you with the purpose of selling you to another person. Can you explain in more detail why you think this fine distinction is needed?
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by danharaj 7y ago
> The idea of trusting any institution whose naked reason for existing is making money is absurd. There is an entire ideology that believes this trust could be the basis for society :^)
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by danharaj 7y ago
My guy you read way too much into a comment about a manager who was not trying to nurture the career path their subordinate was aspiring for. That's part of being a manager. A manager who doesn't go to bat for people like that is
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by danharaj 7y ago
> Jonathan Haidt’s early work attempted to explain the origins of our political differences. His new Heterodox Academy is looking for ways to move past them. (By pushing the same old narrative you've heard from exactly one side)
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by danharaj 7y ago
> are some trans skeptics not transphobic: unequivocally yes How?
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by danharaj 7y ago
If the only time you can recognize fascists is when they already have power, then you are completely helpless at preventing fascists from attaining that power. There are always fascists. Some people who "throw around" that word
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by danharaj 7y ago
You need to network with people who run businesses with your language.
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by danharaj 7y ago
I am aware. Take out your earplugs when you take the 5-10 minute break you should be taking regularly throughout the day anyway because sitting and staring at a screen for long periods of time is also deleterious to your health :shrug:.

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