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by disown 6y ago
> You will find that Holocaust denying specifically has been banned by law from a number of European countries for a very long time. European countries were never a bastion of freedom. That's why nazi germany existed in europe, not
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> Economics is absolutely a science. It absolutely is not. It's is a societal study based on artificial rules created by man. It's no more a "science" than a study of monopoly or minecraft. After all, the laws/ru
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Economic "Sciences". Economics is more of an art or a social "science" than a real science, but I guess use "science" to muster credibility if they must. What's next. The nobel committee is going to rename
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by disown 6y ago
Well if you have credit cards and you opted out of them selling/"sharing" your data with 3rd parties, you should keep a lookout for whenever they send you a new card or an "upgraded" card or any large packet that co
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by disown 6y ago
> it's clear that this is no violation of free speech. It is a violation of free speech. Just a legal one. For example, parts of europe, russia, china, saudi arabia, etc there are legal violations of free speech. Doesn't make i
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> This heavy-handedness isn't an encroachment on free speech but a necessary impediment to keep the spirit of free speech and free society intact, one where the tolerant voices aren't drained out by the relentlessness and irrat
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That anything in history is beyond doubt or beyond denial is anti-intellectual and should worry everyone. That's not history, that's religion. It is religion that demands absolute obedience and absolute acceptance. Everything from
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That's the one. I couldn't think of it the other day to add to a previous comment. It's really eye opening and shows an aspect of plants that you really never expected. When I smell a freshly mowed lawn, I'm reminded of
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> You don't have to love every day of a job to love the job. You shouldn't love your job. A job isn't a person. You should love your friends and family. A job is what you do for money. Like a trick, michael. I would love t
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Okay anonuser123456... > You have no right to such a behavior in civil society. That's the justification used in every society that oppressed. "Civil" seems like the mantra used by one side to demand control and censorship
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Lackey? That's like saying steve jobs founded apple and steve wozniak was a lackey. Ideas aren't worth anything unless you have someone who can actually turn the idea into a reality. Strange to see this kind of dismissive response
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move left, move right, read, write, delete, halt.
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> So an immigrant cannot be as informed as a "native" based only on the fact that they were not born there? Certainly someone who immigrated to the US as an adult cannot know more about the US than someone who grew up here. &gt
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There are 6 primitive operations for turing completeness. Wonder if there is any relation. Computation and building life.
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> the iguana is completely docile to all other organisms around it. What's even cooler is that the iguana also only eats seaweed and algae Seaweed and algae are organisms as well. Plants don't want to be killed and eaten no mor
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> I'm pretty sure that if you re-read your comment after some time has gone by, you'll see that it wasn't just "bringing objectivity to the conversation". Perhaps objectivity may not be the most precise word. May
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Nope. They want more data - especially trading data. It's why charles schwab is offering free trades. Apparently they believe the data generated is more valuable than charging $4 per trade. > MS needs more assets if they want to st
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It's a good start, but doesn't go far enough. India should also temporarily ban google, facebook, microsoft, apple, intel, etc until their local software companies are strong enough to compete. India, like china, is sufficiently l
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> Streven proposes a new explanation as to how and why science has advanced over time There is another theory of how science advances - technology. Historically, the discovery of new technology has advanced science. Whether they be teles
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I didn't post a flamewar comment. I responded to a sexist flamewar comment. I tried to bring objectivity to the conversation. If someone wrote, "as a man, an awful lot of women are list of stereotypical anti-women comments",
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It's not just the monetary instrument, it's also the rules of international trade. Bilateral/multilateral "free" trade agreements are created to enable capital to move across borders while movement of people/la
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> Alternatively it's almost like Microsoft made a concerted effort to stop being the biggest scumbags in the entire industry and started doing some nice things, and people adjusted their opinions based on new evidence. What evidence
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> I wish Joe would have just given him the floor in that interview. You can't be serious. People don't watch JRE for a scientitic lecture. If you want a lecture or to dig deeper, go look for it. It's strange how odd people
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> Academic historians are concerned with not just what happened in history, but how we know what happened in history. No. Academic historians are concerned with maintaining the dominant historical narrative that they themselves have crea
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Access journalism has been around since journalism began. Much of journalism is just a segment of the advertisement industry.
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(11th April 2020)
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> NEVER buy a Samsung TV... they're horrible. NEVER buy a TV. Even better. They are all horrible. I thought that TVs would be a thing of the past like landline phones, but looks like I was wrong. It's incredible that the gullib
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> 1.4M in profits? Doesn't that seem like chump change? $1.4 million within a few weeks/months for clicking a few buttons? No. It seems like a great deal. > Like if you had insider information couldn't you buy options a
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> Please don't break the site guidelines like this. You were right to flag the comment in this instance. I realized I went a bit too far and actually went to delete/edit my comment soon after I submitted it but saw that it was
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The founding of north korea predates the founding of communist china. And it's more like china helped north korea and vietnam defend themselves against invasion rather than help create them. > Perhaps just to make some money or bef

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