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3y ago
> You can be an achieved software developer, civil engineer or doctor - doesn't mean you're not an idiot. Whatever you are doesn't make you some genius either. We're all just people. Trying to understand an incredibly
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3y ago
Can you elaborate?
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3y ago
It's a screenshot of multiple accounts posting the same thing. This link is the content of the post: https://i.redd.it/bot-army-in-full-effect-to-downplay-the-ch...
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3y ago
If you're going to call people fascists, do you mind defining fascism for us?
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3y ago
No, it's not. Edit: I get you're trying to make a point by posting a stupid question, but this isn't a good way to make a point. Just say what you want to say. You don't need to hide it behind sarcasm.
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3y ago
I see forward movements regarding social issues, but I don't think I can recall anything for my entire life, which has been a win against capital. That's not to say it isn't possible, but that it's unlikely should we c
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3y ago
I'm only somewhat familiar with Tim Dillon, and I agree with most of your statement, but why Austin, TX?
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3y ago
> OP's inaction is implicit, elsewise they would have attempted to explain what efforts have been attempted to resolve the issue. That's absolute nonsense. There's no reason for OP to disclose that information in relation
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3y ago
I'm reminded of this article, where Chinese children stated would rather be an astronaut than a youtuber, but kids in the USA and UK rank astronaut behind youtuber. https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/07/
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3y ago
> The general gist is they seek to put people into a psychological state of demoralization, in that state you typically polarize into two separate groups. I fail to see how this is any different than what USA based media does.
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3y ago
For people who, like me, didn't recognize the number: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_group
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3y ago
Is there anything states which oppose the death penalty can do to encourage states with it to change?
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3y ago
M$ has been a rather common abbreviation for Microsoft since at least slashdot days.
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3y ago
What was unique about the initial distribution of Bitcoin when compared to other cryptocurrencies?
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4y ago
The website https://www.consumerlab.com/ might be close to what you're looking for, though it does require a subscription. I started researching things there after learning that many powdered protein supplements contai
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4y ago
What makes you so sure?
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4y ago
> Discord in particular has become known as “groomercord” Nobody without sufficient brain-rot (ironically likely caused by social media) would call it that.
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4y ago
I figured that was to quickly drive the point home. Maybe I'm giving more credit to PG than is due, but that paragraph seemed tongue-in-cheek. I feel it would be hard for anyone to miss the irony.
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4y ago
Damn, sure hope the government doesn't consider a ban on shooting yourself in the foot next.
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4y ago
You're on a site titled hacker news and you can't find a way to get past paywalled content, and you feel it's more important to ban the submissions from paywalled content, rather than find a way around it? Why should the su
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4y ago
The Floyd riots didn't have anything to do with police policing traffic.
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4y ago
I believe it is illegal in Michigan as well, but it doesn't appear to be actually enforced. Frankly, it seems few traffic laws are enforced here (Detroit and its suburbs). I've discussed this with a lot of people, and the general
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4y ago
Archive for you: https://archive.ph/Izkhd
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4y ago
Well then I suppose we could write a better law than the one Switzerland created? I don't think anyone is recommending we reimplement failed efforts, line for line.
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4y ago
I've found these in CVS's near Detroit. I had no idea it was due to people stealing them and reselling on Amazon.
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4y ago
I'm honestly not sure if this was said in jest or not, but that sounds absolutely miserable.
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4y ago
Care to wager?
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4y ago
Source on the carbon footprint offset from "great workers" by the use of private jets? This sounds incredibly speculative.
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4y ago
Not everything is a competition. You can believe both are wrong.
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4y ago
It's not just waiters though, in fact the article specifically uses coffee shop employees as an example. I would be quite surprised if they're clearing 100k, even in a major city.
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