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by devoply 8y ago
The god of humanism and human rights. We are right and Chinese are wrong for oppressing their own people with what amounts to racism and fascist nationalism.
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by devoply 8y ago
They even killed a Canadian. In a future where China is dominant you can just tell that they learned diplomacy from Americans... where they basically act like the mafia. And really much effort should be put to restrain them as it's goi
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by devoply 8y ago
... and this friends is how you inadvertently start a revolution. you snuff those nodes, though nodes notice and go to the public about it via other channels. the resentment builds. revolution ensues. There is fake news and then there is fa
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by devoply 8y ago
Zion and Neo are control mechanisms in the Matrix, they are used to control the one called Smith. They are in the Matrix when they think they have left. The human batteries story is just a b/s narrative. The best proof of this is Neo&#
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by devoply 8y ago
Yeah not to mention companies are utterly incapable of analyzing the worth of any one employee.
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by devoply 8y ago
As Ha Joon Chang points out in his book Economics: The User's Guide, economics is about political arguments yet pretends as if it's a science. Hence most economists don't like the politics of Pinkety's economics. Which i
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by devoply 8y ago
Israelis have made friends with MBS. Color me surprised. https://www.jpost.com/Opinion/MBS-youve-been-cleared-for-lan...
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by devoply 8y ago
And now the US wants to give M. Bone Saw nuclear tech. What could possibly go wrong?
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by devoply 8y ago
You don't. It costs at least a few billion dollars.
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by devoply 8y ago
Yeah he might have billions of dollars, but it was just too expensive to restore his data. Might've cost something like hundreds or maybe even thousands of dollars. Who can afford that in this day and age? We say data should be ephemer
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by devoply 8y ago
When you have a glut of capital it may not be the case that people are able to afford housing, it maybe the case that the wealthy have bought up a ton of investments; maybe not even local wealthy but foreigners. The best example of this is
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by devoply 8y ago
Considering that we're wearing out all the top soil as they say yeah good luck with that. It will take between 3000-10,000 years to restore the top soil after it's gone under natural circumstances. https://www.worldwild
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by devoply 8y ago
Freedom is a state of mind, not a ban on head coverings.
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by devoply 8y ago
oooo ahhh it's a white card that any first year design student could've produced if you told her to make such a card for apple. how about being weary of giant tech companies owning everything? even if it's one that claims to
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by devoply 8y ago
speed run of the game in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTyIUzsxt4U
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by devoply 8y ago
schizophrenia in japan is called integration disorder. meaning the many different parts of the mind, or many minds, are not integrating into a single mind.
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by devoply 8y ago
Yes I actually did some more research and it seems that even in the case of Chernobyl this is not a concern in the long run. In that Plutonium is not a concern in general which has a half-life of up to 300,000 years. And most other elements
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by devoply 8y ago
The issues with all of these things that are pragmatic is that the additive effect of all the little things we have done in the past 100 years over the course of a very small period of time say 10,000 yeas. So 100 fold is significant. Progr
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by devoply 8y ago
Another leak in the mother-ship we call earth. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1685858/
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by devoply 8y ago
For whom? For instance there has been massive periods of terror and destruction in the Middle East. Americans in general agree it as a price for freedom from Saddam and the Taliban -- followed by the Islamic State. This was at the behest in
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by devoply 8y ago
> The French Revolution was a period of far-reaching social and political upheaval in France and its colonies beginning in 1789. The Revolution overthrew the monarchy, established a republic, catalyzed violent periods of political turmoi
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by devoply 8y ago
That's obviously how it would play out. The way it works right now is that corporations for the work that you do for them give you money which you use to buy goods from them. UBI makes it so that the government taxes corporations and g
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by devoply 8y ago
I don't experience much noticeable latency on 4g. 5g is supposed to fix that with 1ms latency.
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by devoply 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnnaFCWwk3I
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by devoply 8y ago
Best way to kill AMP is to increase bandwidth limits on mobile internet. That's the only justifiable reason for this monstrosity to exist. I can't wait to see AMP die until then I will bide my time...
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by devoply 8y ago
For a steep discount I am sure it's someone's dream home who is in their 40s.
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by devoply 8y ago
It was a huge financial success even if it was a failure at launch. Instead of running away, they stuck around and fixed their mistakes. It just shows that money does fix everything as Mark Cuban says.
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by devoply 8y ago
I believe, as a cursory internet search says, they had revenue of over 130 million (in 2016) as a small team with no investors. If true, they can continue to do this for the rest of their lives without any financial issues.
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by devoply 8y ago
Yeah I would be worried about exploitation of disabled people.
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by devoply 8y ago
The only reason you can get away with this sort of thing is because Americans have never had to experience these sorts of policies or any of the other things that they do to other people. If they had they would change their minds. At the en

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