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Reminds me of this statement... "If you have food in your jaws you have solved all questions for the time being." - Kafka
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Maybe it grows your sense of anything, but for that child, life will never be quite right. Children who are adopted have a higher chance of developing mental disorders, alcoholism, major depression and so forth. [1] A portion of them go thr
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That's quite naive. You are just a pawn in this world, chaos is the dominant factor, and you'll be drawn to wherever the tide takes you. Just be happy you were born in this particular time and place because history shows peace is
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It's the only intelligent choice, although I wouldn't blame anybody who chooses to have children. Having children made me feel more empathy for others. Once you have experienced love for your own children, you feel more pity for t
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The story about the mother leaving her two children is too sad. Sometimes I wonder if the quickest way to end humankind's pain is to just stop existing as a whole... No matter how well-off you are, there are N humans in great pain some
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Hey. I was in the same situation a while ago (running a profitable service, making about the same and feeling miserable). What eventually helped was moving from Norway to Spain(Madrid), where I started exercising and for the first time had
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What’s so scary about free speech on campus?
(theglobeandmail.com)
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Sounds like crickets you typically hear in Cuba.
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Well, it's not the first time the US tries something in those lines. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Northwoods
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While the media continues to spread bold claims and sensational articles lacking any facts, a Cuban panel of scientists has concluded the diplomats likely experienced a "collective psychogenic disorder". Stress can change the rati
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Social democracy != socialism. Also, what "current socialist regimes in Europe"? What you mean is that some European countries have a welfare system paid by a highly effective capitalist economy.
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I think you might have misinterpreted my comment as an argument about moral. Leaving babies to cry or separating them from their mothers for extended periods of time is primarily a health issue which I believe should concern society. [1][2]
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Just because someone has done something for generations doesn't make it right. They also send children to kindergarten by the 3rd month, for economic reasons. Having traveled a bit in Northern Africa, I noticed baby sleep problems are
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> I don't doubt that children who are being cuddles more could have their genetics changed. Looks like actual experts in the field disagree with you. [1] Also, deny a child affection and you have a mentally ill adult. Sadly, there i
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Jason Fried's whole business philosophy comes to mind [0][1]. [0] https://m.signalvnoise.com/why-we-choose-profit-e511efc4dcb9 [1] https://m.signalvnoise.com/exponential-growth-devours-and-co...
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So what? Does it hurt you in some way? I don't see the issue with people advertising their projects when the opportunity arises. This is HN, the home of software hustlers, ya' know.
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The question is whether the Chinese would be better off without, or would it make them unable to sustain themselves? All nations went through horrible things to reach the high standard of living we take for granted today.
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> [...] ignores the fact that many may have preferred not to have had the choice imposed in the first place. E.g. subsistence farmers forced off their land and into cities, either by mandate or through unchecked externalities. Do you hav
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Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I don't regard a photo of an object as having much value. These photos could have taken by literally anybody. Think of it as somebody using a piece of code you have posted online in their huge enterprise
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How does that help them? Pretty sure those working under "cruel" conditions would rather keep their jobs. Also, European regulations are the strictest and labor unions the loudest in the world, so it's unlikely any meaningful
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I was explicitly referring to the topic at hand: Marketing abroad/International brands. What I described is undeniably one of the major reasons, if not the most important one. Most true global brands were established in the post-war pe
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I've heard this been mentioned before, but I entirely disagree. The more likely culprit is the 35 years of post-war Franco rule, it crippled Spain under a period when most global brands were being established. It's also no coincid
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Hmm, I didn't get that impression. Could you elaborate?
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> "... randomness is not merely the noise but the dominant factor. And those reasons we assign to historical events are often just ex post rationalizations. As rising generations are taught the rationalizations, they conclude that t
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That's some of the most short-sighted comment I've read on HN. As somebody else here points out, there are a ton of unhealthy activities (I can think of a thousand) that are not only legal but well advertised. In fact, the current
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I definitely believe ICOs are the future of funding. We are at a premature stage, but as the ecosystem matures we'll see a lot of great things come out of it unless the SEC and whatnot decide to nuke it. For instance, until now ICOs ha
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With the exception of Bolyai, those are all Jewish. AFAIK Hungary did push above its weight for some time, but that was thanks to its Jewish population. Ironically Hungarians are extremely antisemitic, although nearly all known Hungarians w
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Many working on that, obviously not with dinosaur Bitcoin as a currency. See Mojaloop, Stellar/IBM, Humaniq, WeTrust and a bunch more that I can't immediately remember.
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Sure, but if A is worse, doesn't mean B is good.
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Just because it's worth a lot of money doesn't mean shit. The original authors of the game are the real artists.
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